The daily sentinel., 1905-03-25

ct is property owner.
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Vote for Jack Conley for clerk of
the city. He wants it on the ground
of his competentcy to perform the
duties of the office.
90.
There is growing and positive
demand for the paving of Main street.
We beliye that if the public will en-
trust the affairs of the city to the
democratic party for the next two
years. if the property owners want
the paving done. it Will be effected
through the council.
90.
To prove the truth that no small
coterie manipulates the democratic
party in this city. one should have
attended the municipal convention
There was not one candidate select
ed in advance. There was only one
idea before the committee and that
was that there should be good men
selected for all the Offices. Very
proud indeed, are the workers in the
party that they can present the tick
ct they have to the voters.
90.
1t is almost painful to read the ex-
coriation that is administered to the
republican editor each night in the
law and enforcement league column
1t would almost have paid the re-
publican party to have purchased a
sheet for tho law and enforcement
league than to have the comparison
made each evening between the ut
terances of the two writer's, so par
ticularly favorable in comparison to
the law and enforcement league.
90.
The democratic nominees for al
derman in the First ward are John
O'Boyle and Louis w. Norris Both
of these gentlemen are property own
ers. Mr.. Norris not only has proper
ty in the city, but in the county as
well, and Is vitally interested in the
city's welfare. OF John O'Boyle the
public well knows how large are his
interests. The city could not be bet
ter served than by electing these two
men to aldermanic positions over a
man who has no interest whatever
in the city.
90.
In the Fourth ward there are two
particularly strong candidates on the
/ democratic aldermanic ticket They
are w. ID. Davies, the well known
paint man, and w. f. Platt Both
these gentlemen are property owners
and well known and reliable bust
ness men who have won their way to
popular esteem through correct bust
ness methods. These gentlemen have
long since passed the probationary
state of citizenship in this city and
are honored citizens, and should be
elected by the people. The Fourth
ward could not possibly have select
ed better men.
90.
In the First ward, William Stock
ton, republican candidate for alder
man. and who has served in the coun-
ell for the past two years, is not a
property owner in this city, and has
no interests whatever. 1t is said
that his interests lie wholly in Dem
yer and that all his earnings go there
to increase the value of his property
II is questionable whether the people
of the First ward desire a man to
represent them in council whose in
terests are not here but elsewhere
He might vote to bond the city for
an indefinite amount, way beyond
the capacity of the people to pay
and not be the sufferer. We believe
it is essential that men who are elect
ed to the position of aldermen be
property owners. Mr.. Stockton has
no claims on the people to elect him.
if he is not a property owner
90.
Every wife and every mother in
the land will rejoice that Col. Will
liam f. Cody (Buffalo Bid has lost
his suit, and that all his horrible
contentious against the noble wom-
anwho stood by him in his early life's
struggles have been disproved. Bill
/ is of sordid material. and half the
glitter and glamour that surrounded
him has been torn away by a recital
of his misdeeds. He might have gone
| through life SHINING, had he not at
tempted to strip the mother of his
children of the name of wife. 1t was
another case that when man thinks
| he is the strongest in his life he is
the weakest Cody was a libertine.
there is no question about that. His
loving wife forgave him many of his
shortcomings, but could not content
herself to be robbed of her name by
the Establishments of some lewd wom-
an who had gained control over her
husband. 1t is one case. at least. in
the history of the law courts. where
money could not purchase verdict.
as it so often does now.
90.
The lesson to be learned from the