Williams news., 1906-10-13
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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 and Straightforward Platform


 eron- Folsom Hibben Dollar Con- promise and the Courts decision re specting it, opened the eyes of many to the vast power lodged in the Su- pervisors, and to what abuse that power may descend without hope of legal redress. Poison seeks an endorsement of that action Cam eron wants Poison back. He wont be happy till he gets him." To prevent this alliance, which would be worse than jointure with New Mexico, the people must elect two Supervisors, and the Democratic party has furnished them in Jesse Gregg of Flagstaff and James Ken nedy of Williams. Every voter should know that they cannot be used" and wear DO mans collar. They would not compromise your rights for dollar, voters of Coco nino county, to save a political friend. Will Cameron and Poison do it again if the chance arises? Will you give them another chance? Answer this by your ballot on elec- tion day for Gregg and Kennedy, who have nerve and honesty, and dance to no mans whistle.
 BOYCE VERSUS POODLE.
 The people love fair play and square deal. They haven't been get ting them from the present County Recorder. Three times have they entrusted him with the office, and for six years has he been false to his oath. When he was sued for the abstract fees he said in public print, "I court the suit. If the hon. orable court says 1 owe Coconino county any money I am ready to pay it." He and his Board of Su- pervisors saw to it that the court in that case didn't get chance to say whether he owed it or not. But in the recent trial for misdemeanor the court did say that the fees be- longed to the county, and that it was his duty to pay them over Why, then, does he not pay them? The Court has spoken, and yet the cash is not forthcoming. "What are you going to do about it?" It is up to the voters to answer that question hy seeing to it that after January first next he will never get another opportunity of taking money and then laughing at their discontinue. When Jesse L. Boyce is elected recorder, as he surely will be, if the people prefer honesty and probity to buncombe. and poodle, his record as citizen and his un impeachable character will be a guarantee that he will play fair with the public.
 TREASURER.
 As worthy successor to Tom Devine the convention presented for treasurer, s. s. Acker, better known as "boss." This title is an anomaly, for while Boss has been an active figure in politics, he has never assumed to dictate. He needs no introduction to the voters of Coconino. The snows of more than a score of winters have begun to whiten this nestor of democracy, but they have dimmed neither his exhuberant hopefulness nor his pluck and grit. The people feel that it is time to reward his faith in this county by his election to office, which though it be Boss rule," will not be a rule of the boss. PROBATE JUDGE.
 This office, whose importance is sometimes overlooked, is a responsi- ble one, especially to those re ouiring it's need and administration and care of estates. It requires a man versed in legal affairs and a knowledge of probate law. G. w. Glowner possesses these qualifca- tions, and has. by years of ex-