The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-03
Republican Column.
Edited by the Republican County
Committed
A. ". VALENTINE.

A. ". VALENTINE.
who Is nominated 10 succeed him. II
as commissioner, has In the past served
the people 80 well that there was no
hesitation on the part Of the convention
as to who should serve in that capacity
for the next four years. The county s
business has under republican admins.
tration been managed In a most efficient
and business like manner, and never has
1t been better attended to than during
Mr.. Valentines incumbency. Under
the present administration. public i'm.
day and the finances of the county are
and have been in the very best condition.
A. W. Valentine has always been ready
to do his full duty In connection with
his public trust, and we state withou.
fear Of contradiction, that the people Of
this county have received full value for
every dollar that Mr.. Valentine has
received from them while in their ser.
vice. Endorseable and efficient service
by voting for A. W. Valentine.
De. ADAMS.
d. E. Adams Of Point Lookout Is a
decendent Of that illustrious American
John Quincy Adams, and Is one of the
most successful farmers In the county;
he is one Of the promoters and a director
In the Rawlins Drainage enterprise and
has served the public In various ways.
Mr.. Adams is an advocate of good roads
In all parts Of the county and under.
stands well the wants Of the people.
b. @. CALL.
who received the nomination for
County Attorney, is a young man of
good reputation. He received his legal
education at Ann Arbor, Mich, and has
been prscticing his profession in this
county since 1908. He is reliable and
honest and we'll qualified for the posi-.
ton, to which he will. IL elected, give
his undivided attention. We do not
hesitate to recommend Mr.. Call as q man
who can be trusted, and whose reputa.
ton for truth and veracity Is unques.
toned. Place your cross by the eagle
and let 1t 60 at that.
NEPHI ]. VALENTINE.
Is nominated to succeed himself, a. an
endorsement Of his splendid service
during the past to years. When the
bounty frauds stirred the minds of the
inhabitants Of the state, and grafters
secured thousands OF dollars Of the
public moneys, there was no excitement
In Box Elder County. Did any one say
Valentine days Mr.. Valentine has been
. most efficient officer, and Is entitled to
the same consideration that Is given to
others, even IL he happens to be related
to others Of the same name. We take II
that the people want efficient work for
the salaries paid, and that this Is the
first consideration, In selecting candi.
dates for office. Mr.. Valentine has bee
an efficient officer, and as such Is placed
on the ticket by his party, for an en-.
dorsement by his constituents Of his
faithful service. He was born and
reared in this country, has all his In
terests here, and should not be blamed
because the Valentine families have
lived here since pioneer days, without
receiving any political recognition until
recently when the republican party SAW
| III 10 place TWO OF that name on the
ticket-and electiug them. Vote for N
j. Valentine.
s. N. COLE.
For treasurer, 8. N. Cole Is univer
sally liked. his integrity and ability Il
not questioned and he Is good man To-
the office. His pleasing ways and thu
fact that the custodian Of the public
funds is an honest man, makes It cas-,
for the taxpayer to part with his money
Mir. Cole will undoubtedly receive
hearty Endorsement at the polls of hi
past good work,
JOSEPH JosEPHsoN.
In the choice of Joseph Josephson 70
Sheriff, the Convention suspended tb