The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

oAZA Il A0Lo
1t is strange that the republican
organ does not discuss the fitness
of its mayoral candidate for the po-
sition to which he aspires.
90.
The republicans don't care to place
before the public the qualifications
of their mayoral candidate. The word
has gone down the line to beat Bunt-
ing. Outside of this they care lit
tie
We hold personal checks for mon
ey paid the county treasurer, and
his official tax receipts with our own
name upon them for personal and
real property. This is doubtless pret-
ty full evidence that we own proper
ty and are taxpayer.
90.
OF course, the argument that
little mud might be carried on a
paved street from side street" is
awfully important. but we hope it
may not influence any action looking
to the paving of Main street which
we may be called upon to take in the
future.
90.
There is a very determined oppo-
sition toward entrusting the republi-
can party with official power in this
city. Everybody knows. who is in
the least familiar with politics in
this city, that it only means the en-
throning of the big FIVE" in power.
90.
AT no time has the official party
organ of the republican party dis
cussed the issues of the present cam
paign. 1t has given forth the inter
minable wall, which usually comes
from an official and longtime pap
sucker. as our postmaster always has
been, to go down the line" for par
~ success.
90.
Is there any reason for entrusting
with power in Grand Junction a par
ty which everyone knows stole the
governorship in this great state of
Colorado. The same party has killed
every bill favorable to the poor man
and passed every bill that gives add
ed power TO the rich and to the cor
porations
90.
Certainly Grand Junction has its
ing to become what it's founders in
tended it to be-a city in fact Ev.
cry property owner would be adding
to the value of his property on Main
street just one-half, so soon us the
first mile OF paved street was finished
90
The republicans are fearfully
afraid that If elected the democratic
mayoral candidate will attempt to
do something which will benefit ali
of the people Certainly he would
not make an attempt to do anything
TO assist in the upbuilding of the
city in which he would be an equa
sufferer, if it failed.
90.
Guy " Sternbergs' long residence
here has familiarized him with con
ditions, such as Mr.. Coles. his oppo-
nent cannot possibly imbibe in sew
eral terms of office. Mr.. Sternberg's
public services have been greater by
far than Mr.. Coles, and. so far as
ability is concerned, he certainly
does not suffer in comparison with
Mr. Coles. \ city attorney will be
a very important factor in the city
government in the coming two years
and we belive their interests will be
conserved by electing Mr.. Sternberg
20. o..
a very determined fight is being
put up against the democratic alder
manic candidates. They are the best
bunch" to use a common express
sion. that the republicans have had
10 fight in many long day. There is
JOHN o'BoYLE AND NORRIS IN
THE FIRST. CHELIuS AND BED
WELL IN THE SECOND. W. NJ. |
SMITH AND w. II. BANNISTER IN |
THE THIRD AND w. E. PLATT !
AND DAVIES. THE WELL KNOWN |
PAINT MAN. IN THE FOURTH. |
Compare them well with their repub-
lican opponents and see if your judg- |
ment. unprejudiced by political de
'ires. don't make you cast the bal
ance in their favor, as the best pos
sible aggregation for aldermanic hon
ors.
20 o..
The DuncanAleNander bill. which |
was the measure TO control the grow
ing and unlawful power of the rail |
road corporations. was killed by |
republican assembly. The Wilder |
bill for the control of the Stnndnrd |