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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

The candidate for probate Judge Is
not an untried experiment, but the
convention which placed him In nom
ination well knew his worth as a
public servant aud the manner Ia
which lie performed his duties while
an incumbent OF the same ofiice In
the past, lie received the nomina.
tion In this ONCE ut the hands Of the
democratic party In isss, serving
three consecutive terms,
George Steel is native OF Canada.
coming TO this county In 1850, or
twenty-slx years ago, and has been a
resident OF this vicinity ever since.
He Is man OF sound business judg.
ment. an6 while he held the QUO OF
Judge for six consecutive years he
performed the duties Of the once
with credit TO himself, 10 the credit
OF the party which elected him and
TO the credit Of his constituency
lie is man OF some sixty years OF
age. and during his life has gained =
general knowledge OF the law, and
bis decisions In the past have oeen
according TO las.
In the six years he was probate
Judge OF course large number of
cases came before him for adjust.
ment. In every case where the par.
ties To the controversy we're dissatis.
hed with his opinions as rendered,
and were carried 10 higher cour,
his decisions weie invariably sus'
taincd. This nomination came u
him while out OF the county, and fol
that reason. IL is evident that thu
democratic patty not only oonsideres
him a strong candidate bat feel tina
no would come up TO the expccta
tions, ard nll the Office with genera
II satisfaction to The people. II th
| people OF Lcmhi county desire pro
hate judge who is fully competent Il
every respect to iill the position sat
isfactoFily they can hardly fall
vote for the nominee on the demo
cratic ticket.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

DIR. Whitwell is a man OF high ideais,
OF the highest integrity, aud OF great
popularity wherever he Is known.
In 1870 he was made the unanimous
choice OF the democratic party 10
make the race against NJ. NJ. Nc
Pherson ON the republican ticket.
The doctor not having a wide nc.
auaintance In the county, having
been here but three years be was de.
feated by about atty majority. In
1900 he was again the unanimous
choice OF his party Tor this important
position. being again pltted against
NJ. NJ. Mcpherson, but in this cam.
paign he was bstter acquainted than
when he arst made the face, and WAS
elected by a majority of some two
hundred votes.
In 1902 he accepted the nomina.
tIon at the hands Of his party for the
third tine for the same position u
succeed himself, against DIR. Wright,
who was the nominee OF the republi'
can party. In this campaign be was
elected by but few majority, but
was more fofunate than other mem
bers tor the legislative ticket In 9th
er parts OF the state, as the repubil
cans won the legislature In that year
During his first term be WAS chair
man OF committee on education, ant
was Instrumental In securing seyera
important laws being placed upoi
the statute books During bis sec
ond term his party was hopelessly II
the minority, yet that fact did no
deter him from attempting 20 secun
much needed legislation. lie Intro
duced the state board Of health law
which was demanded by the peo
pie OF the state, but owing 10 th
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

ate took the ground that Idaho Was
the only state In the Union which
did not have state law for The con.
troll OF contagious diseases, but for
the reasons given above was defeated.
The board OF health bin was not
the only bin he introduced which
would have been OF inestimahle ben.
eft To the state had not republican
majority saw tit 10 defeat the meas.
ure. and that was bill for primary
law. The republican party has un-
dergone a change Of heart since then.
however, as this Is one of the planks
In their state platform, as well ~
ono OF the important planks In the
state democratic platform. When he
was In the senate be bitterly opposed
the passage of the sugar bounty
steal, which has become law, and
as a result OF that bin the state IA
Liable 10 he mulcted for someth Ing
like s226, 600. In every measure that
came up for passage, that was detri'
mental 10 the interest OF the people
the vote Of Dr. Mhitweil can be
/ found registered against II.
/ Dr. Whitwcll Is a man Of strong
personality, strong force Of cbaracte'
and owing 10 congeniality has q
strong personal follow Ing. lie viii
not otly poll the entire strength oI
the ticket hut will have consider
able following from the opposition
and will add great strength 10 tb,
+ ticket lie expects to make speak
ing campaign, starting out next
week. and will speak In every min
Ing camp and settlement In the coun
ty. That be will be- elected Is he
yond the question of doubt.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
william {. Smith.

There Is no candidate upon the
democratic ticket who stands higher
In the estimation OF the people as a
man of exemplary character than
william c. Smith. lie is the pres
ent incumbent oil the clerk and re-
corder's ofsce. and received the
unanimous nomination TO succeed
himself. In fact there was no other
name mentioned in that connection
lie has been In the public gaze for
the past six years and no man 10 his
official capacity has ~ merited the
uuauaIitied endorsement for tie ful.
fllment Of his official duties
Sir Smith Is a native Of this coun'
~, first seeing the light of day 10
is8s. and has been resident OF tbs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

before the convention for the bomi-
nation of sheriff OF this county VII.
liam l.. Mulkey wis the choice. In
sel~rtire the candidate for this ONCE
~ VAS conceded that the candidate
must be uan who was not only
fearless ~ the performance OF his
duty, but must tc man OF most ex.
empIlafy character, who would en-.
force ihc law aithoui fear or favor.
against tlie high and the los. and
none MAS considered better Btted for
this duty than Mr.. Mulkey.
Mr.. Mulkey f. native of the
state of Missouri, but came 10 this
county some twenty-five years ago,
10 that g. almost can he said that he
Is a native Of the county. lie came
here as a poor man. realizing that be
must carve ont his future for him
self hight well has be performed
this duty. by sobr,ety, irueaiitj
aua industry he has accumulated q
+ fiue ranch. xeIl stocked and improved
+ Mf. Muikey first came into promi
+ uci ee Ia the political arena in isss
Wien he was the choice Of bis part,
~ candidate for legislative bonors
In this campaign there "ere SIX eau
didstes In he nrld for representative
vet he WAS elected by tie largest ua
ilrity Of any man on his ticket
our candidate for this impoftan
,osiliou is morally one OF the clean
e iuer Ia The county, and shouP h
lie elected, Of which We have ~
don1i. the laws will be enforced a
they have not been In the past tw'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

older settled states he came TO Sal
mon In 1855, and was immediately
licensed to practice law In the dis
trict courts Of Idaho, and In 1890 was
licensed to practice In the supreme
court OF this state. In 1901 he was
also licensed to practice in the dis
trict aud circuit courts OF the United
States for Idaho.
In 1897 Mr.. Quafles was elected
probate judge Of this county, and
well did he perform the duties OF his
Office. During the time he was pro-
bate judge over eighty cases were be
fore him for adjustment. Out OF
these eighty cases hut one was
appealed from bis court, and In the
one appealed cases his judgmsnt
was sustained. This is record OF
which any man might well feel
proud. In his practice before the
courts he has been strictly honorable,
and has refrained from those sharp
practices, which seems to be the
stock in trade Of some attorneys.
| Upon examination OF the court rec.
ords we find that he has appeared In
fully twenty-five per cent OF all the
cases In the district court since bis
advent In the county.
| In the event OF the election ol
Judge Quarles, we shall have an ~
lustration OF the Office seeking thu
man, and not the man seeking til,
Office. He was nominated by thu
state convention without bis solici
tation, and is not making d persona
campaign for his election, but Is let
ting the people do the electioneering
There are not only very large mum
ber Of democrats and independent
voters in this county working effect
lively for his election, but there arr
also a very large number of republi
cans working equally as effective u
the end that he might be elected.
| Some people seem to think tina
the candidate for the position o
Judge should make a personal cam
paign. but to those IL might he sal
that the candidates for this positio
| Iae not in the same situation whic
| the candidates for other offices ar,
| The candidate for judge, II honest
| can have no variable policy to pursu
when elected. This is true. be b
| democrat or republican. The hor
est Judge can only interpret the la
| as enacted. and apply the rules
| equity as they have in the past bee
aopIied. The candidate for the lee
| islature can favor or oppose the er
| acting OF given policies into laS
| The candidate for governor can te
how the administration OF state a
| fairs NAV be improved, and ho" he
| ter tn improve the administration
tie various state Institutions, this
| all out Of place with tie eandida'
!f,9 iar posi- ioI OF judgr.
III. for tie best interest OF u
peJple that the candidates for u
| position uf judge do not warp the"
s.ly,s by .J,ucstihg these measur'
tn,t the other candidates advocate
| an the other hand 1t must be CO.
L . eded that they should refrain, 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

county ever since with the exception
when he was completing bis business
education In M eastern business col
lege. lie received the foundation Of
his education in the public schools OF
the county and then took business
course In the commercial department
OF a college at Valparaiso, Indiana.
TIe WAS first elected assessor on the
democratic ticket IN 1890 In this
office gave such universal satisfae-
tIon that the nomination came To
him TO make the race for county
clerk and feoor Ter. In this cam
painn, four years $40, be Was pitted
against the strongest man the opp
siton Was able 70 place against him.
Notwithstanding this be Was elected.
and those Who placed their conf
seuce IN bic ability aud Integrity
have had no occasion To regret their
choice.
IL transaeting the business Of tbs
once he has been ever courteous con
siderate Of The wishes of the patrons
Of the ogYiee. aud has gained the IA
yolabIe opinion Of all sbo have had
business With that department ol
the county government lie viii re-
eeive the unanimous support OF hi,
party. and has many assurances ol
the support OF some Of the leadInl
men Of the opposition, aud IL Is saf'
20 Say that he viii again be elected
u serve the people for an"tber iouI
I Oe4fs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
CHOICE OF OUR PARTY!

as Judge Quarles is doing, and then
when any given matter Is up he can
decide ON matters OF law more freely i
and easier. The candidate for Judge
can only tell the people that he viii
be honest, industrious and not bias
In his opinions, and all this Is gen. !
orally well known by the friends and
acqualntances OF the candidate, and
Il Is more becoming for his friends to
talk such matters than himself
We hear no expressions. relative TO
Judge Quarles to his detriment, but
1t Is conceded that he is honest,
man OF absolutely clean home life and
that he would ill the position with
distinction to himself and with cred
II to his constituency. There Is no
lawyer In this judicial district that
stands higher AS student, as
counsellor ,r jurist than does the
candidate Of the democratic party.
There Is no lawyer that has more
courage to stand by his client
through his troubles to the end than
has Judge Quarles, aud this has been
true whether his fees have been forth
coming or not. We knuw personally
where he has taken suit after suit
where his ssmpathies were with the
justice OF his clients cause where he
| has never received dollar fur his
services. We know that he has never
closed his doors To a would-be client
who had meritofious case. whether
the individual had the fee OF not
\ Judge Quarles has the largest Law
library In salmon, and the same con-
tains more than six hundred vol
umns. In the library are books
can he found found at no Other
place in the city and probably are not
duplicated In this Judicial district.
We merely mention this fact TO show
that Judge Qnarles is a student and
has stored his mind with knowledge
that would be useful TO him on the
bench.
The people of this district will be
both wise and fortunate II they elect
this gentleman to the position OF
Judge. We assure the people that no
lawyer can appear before him while
on the bench Who would not receive
J the utmost courtesy aud justice at
his hands. The young lawyer, the
old practitioner, the republican liti-
CANT, tho democrat litieant will re-
celve the same courteous treatment
, at his hands. The differences OF The
! people will be settled according to
law and agreeable 10 the rules ol
! equity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

Mormon antagoDism to the effect Of
this bin upon their poylgamous prae-
tees the hill was hopelessly defeated
upon Its passage. II viii be remem-
bered that nr. French, republican
by the way, introduced practically
tho same bill at the last session, bu,
this was defeated by republican
leg glslature for the same reason tina,
II was defeated before. When DR.
Whltwell had this bill before tho ser
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
r From Prospector.

bounty convention the re-
so anxious To fill up
h that it was like the old
kbody Lord. =" Candidates
bislatiye ticket were not
each other to secure the
Ks, and the only man that
bund who would take the
was A. ID. Guy, Of Rab-
From a letter received
bspecto-, and his connec-
| the telephone line being
b that camp he is well
he is not only Guy by
be is a cheap guy.
kery anxious that a tele-
hem be extended to the
in order to make the line
hi also To gain a little
Loriety he subscribed 500
hook in the proposition.
| is now being built, but
las called upon to "coff" up
option he writes the secre-
J association that he would
khe stock. This cheap Guy
Ives 500 per month for his
bookkeeper, and possibly
krs that he will need this
kages to conduct his cam
there is a man In that Sec
be country that is really
by the miners and pros
lis Mr.. Guy, the clndidate
Rive honors on the repnhli-
r.. The letter from TN
tospector follows;
tder'
the prospecto rs of the coun
" that A. ID. Guy who i
ndidate on the republican
the legislature Is the sam
who entered into a con
ith two prospecto RS to sup
lining Company with cheaI
Sst fall and then furnishe,
Ito The officers which con
lie prospectors Of nnlawfl
tdeer and sent th EN- to Jail
be people generally to kno,
is cheap guy was equal
th the prospectors whom h
Iii after he had bought thei
BID meat at a very low figure
ProSpector.
Idaho, Oct. I, 1906.
bne is disposed to disput
LEGATIONS in the above lette
satisfy their curiosity b
TO the court records of thi
be records of Judge Robin
Zee, The prospectors VIII,
to Jail have a very friendl
Z for this individual, an
Hope that he will b Q electe
knt them in the legislature
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

Our candidate for state senator is
a native OF Tennessee coming TO Ida
no in 1857, locating at the Lemhi
Agency. as physician. lie Is grad
uate of the Vanderbilt University at
Nashville. Tenn. After two years
service Ut the Agency he removed IN
Salmon, where he has been ever since
I'm the practice Of his profession.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

for life's battles. Before leaving his
native state to come to this place he
was admitted TO the bar. Thinking
that the great West afforded greater
opportunities for young man. who
was just starting out In life than the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
VOL. XXI. NO. Is.

years. We are most sincere 10 CIV
Ing the advice, knowing the reputa.
tion of the man, do not vote for will
liam L. Muikey for sheriff II you do
not want the laws enforced.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
judge Gustave B. Quarles.

The subject Of this sketch was
born at Paducka, Kentucky, 10 1863,
where he grew to manhood and
gained his education to fit himself
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
william L. HvIkey.

out OF some bali dozen candidates
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11
The ShenOn House
The Best Hotel in the City.

This popular hotel is under new manage
ment, and is run in first class style in every
particular Clean beds, good Accommodations
and table that is set with the best the
market affords.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-11

lent advertising nsuer
9 make a fe Qitfrr1ate
q GROW and prosper.
Lcorder can assure you
bet.
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Suiier.S atein.

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Ger Serliner 3opfabidJnciOer.

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tet, che er Dem Hifter pnrgefilbrt
iperben ioa.)
S6rcdli6 miitbete elm 3opfabidneis
Ser,
@ne Iebten i6on in Gngit unO
8rous,
llno err trie6 e5 oQSu longe Ieioer,
Seso ting man i'm om SpernbauS.
Cab or 100 Slpei BLONDE, hide 3opie,
No6te CT lautloS ittllem Grab.
Mon6em Experimentation 0eid)opic
S6nitt Der llnDolo binten etlpaS
-
geie 6enuerft BON alien 3oli5iiten,
Stabl er MGo6en8opfe trilb rnO
Ipot,
llno er idrpelste III aP5eimcn 2iiiten,
@enn er lie IN ieInen S6retbttit)
that.
@er ncritebt Dies ieltiome @e6abren,
nnb lper mo6t iiA 0arolf einen
0erS?
@Qe, oie in bieiem Sad eriabren,
NeuBertcn: Der Singing lei per.
pers.
GinlntoOreibi9 9opie? @o6niinnS-
thatet
Sbne 3med 6eging Der iun9e
Wann.
@eb, - Sen 3opi Don 8reuBen'S 9ii.
reaIfraten,
Tieien %aQeroifiten lieB er o'rnn.
8ottIteb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01

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