, 1906-10-01
GOOD WORK.

'S 1890 ~"a w aAN"'
top to bottom. Without fuss or feath-
ers and without the contention that of
ten comes in politics, a ticket has been
named that meets with general ap.
prevail.
Legislative candidates are pledged to
the election of Senator Francis 10. War
rem to succeed himself and the resolu-
lions also endorse the national and
state administrations without reserva-
ton. To back up these resolutions Il
strong legislative ticket has been Sc
lected. One of the senatorial candi-
dates has had many years of legisla-
tive experience and the other has had
a trained finger on public affairs in
Wyoming for a period of almost forty
years. Three of the house candidates
have had active Legislative experience
and the other three are men of high
character and keen perception. AL
bany county will not be ashamed Of
her men in the legislature.
40 1t was fitting and proper that Sheriff
Charles A. Reals should be nominated
to succeed himself. He has made a
splendid record in the sheriff's office
and has strengthened his hold on the
confidence of the people of the county,
with whom he has associated for thir-
ty-five years. As a public official he
has conducted his Office carefully,
bravely int honestly.
The candidate for treasurer is not
new to Albany county politics. He
served one term as county assessor in
a name that did him much credit, He
has proved himself capable in all the
affairs of life, is a citizen who takes
q lively interest in the proper handling
of the peoples business and can be de-
pended upon to make an excellent
county treasurer. Mr.. Price H. Jacobs
will continue the splendid record of
that office.
Mr.. William Hicks, the republican
candidate for county clerk, is still a
young man, but old in point of resi-
dence. He has made good in the office
OF county treasurer during the past
-four years and owing to the strong de
mand for his services In county affairs
the delegates to The convention deem
ed 1t the part of wisdom TO ransfer
HIM to the clerks office. The law
stands in the way of a treasurer serv-
Ing more than four years continuous
ly. No matter where Mr., Hicks is To-
Gated he will render the same honest,
courteous, efficient service.
Mr.. Corlett Downey comes before
the people again for the office of pros
ecuting attorney. He has filed the
place with credit to himself and pro-
fit to the people, during the past two
years, and will be given another term
because of the fact that he has look
ed carefully after the affairs of his of
fee and because of his increased eff
~fciency.
. Mr.. Neale Roach is to succeed him
self as county surveyor. While the
surveying required by the county is
not considerable, 1t demands the at
tention of a man who can perform the
work with accuracy and expedition.
Mr.. Roach is competent and energetic.
81 No fault has ever been found with his
work. He is a Wyoming boy that has
made something of himself and one
who has earned by hard work and
strict attention to duty the reputation
he has.
The only lady on the republican tick.
ct Is Mrs. Emma knight, the excellent
county superintendent of schools. She |
has become such a ~favorite among all
the people having anything to do with
the schools of the county that her cleo
ton will be practically unanimous. She
has taken the trouble to fit herself for
the position she occupies II is con-
o. the state.
Mr.. C. w. Spalding, candidate for
coroner, is not new TO Albany county
politics, although he has been taking
6 lay-off in recent years. Mr.. Spald-
ing will perform the duties of the of
fc to which he a been nominated
With the same ability he has brought to
bear in the transaction of other public
business, and he has ever given the
greatest satisfaction to the people of
the county.
For commissioners the republicans
have named two men who have had
great experience on the board. Sena-
tor John McGill years ago served two
terms as a member of the board of
commissioners and was considered one
OF the best men in that capacity the
county ever had. No man within its
limits has a better knowledge Of all
the county's affairs. His running
mate is Mr.. William J~.Broadhurst,a man
who has also had experience on the
board and who made a splendid record.
Just at the present time, when Wyo-
ming is developing by leaps and bounds
and when Albany county is taking the
lead in that development, just such
men as McGin and Broadhurst are
Eeeded On boards that have the spend.
ing Of the peoples money. 1t is in