, 1906-10-18
NO BETTER EVER NAMED.

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The men are of the highest standing
n desire to do the very best he can
for the people of the county and city,
and no man can rightfully bring
against one of them anything impugn-
ing his loyalty to the county, city and
state. Men of the opposite party VIII
seek TO revile them, accusing them of
this and that, but they will be found
r believers in the best for the
people.
The Legislative ticket is particularly
strong. Messrs Crumrine and Atherly
for state senators are men against
whom not a breath can be lodged.
They are old residents here, rave large
property interests, believe in Wyoming,
Albany county and Laramie, and will,
OF course, see that the interests of
their people do not suffer.
For the lower house Of the legisla
ture the party has been fortunate.
Three of the men chosen have served
before, Messrs. Sieverts, King and
Hoge, and they have served we'll. AL
bany county in the last legislature had
representatives of whom the people
were proud, and the new delegation
win hold high the reputation gained in
that body. The other members,
Messrs. Niles Callahan, VIII McMurray
and Grant Kisor, stand well in the
county, being entrusted by the party
interests might be in safe and sane
hands.
Charles A. Reals is an ideal sheriff
ard the people will not lose sight of
him. Careful, honest, vigorous and
pushing. he has saved the county hun.
dreds of dollars in the matter of fees
and expenses, and has saved the people
thousands by preventing, by his Wig
lance, many crimes that a less alert
officer would nave overlooked.
Price Jacobs for treasurer will see
that the office is run and run well.
Mr.. Hicks has had no superior as a
treasurer and collector, and Mr.. Jacobs
will follow him into the office with
the same high ideal of perfect public
service.
VIM. Hicks annot but make a good
county clerk. He is thoroughly famil-
lar with the business of the county
and in the office of the county clerk he
will be able to attend to the duties in
the best ann
Corlett Downey has never failed as
a county attorney to do his duty to the
county, n the party did wisely in
giving the people an opportunity to ap-
prove his acts for the past two years.
Mrs. Emma H. Knight has the repu-
tation OF being one of the best county
superintendent of schools in the state,
This comes to her not alone in Albany
county, but from every section of the
state. Her efforts to make a display
OF the work of the children of the
county at the county fair were com
mendable, and notice was given them
at the state fair and at the meeting
of h Wyoming State Teachers asso-
citation that show the ability of this
gifted lady in getting the best from
the pupils of the schools of the county,
Coming to the county commission
ers, the party could not have selected
two men better qualified than John Nc
Gill and VIM. Broadhurst. Mr.. McGiIl
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for the past four years and was one of
the most active members of that body.
No man in the county is better fitted
to conduct the affairs of the county
than he, and helped by VIM. Broad
hurst and James McGibbon, the board
will not be surpassed by any similar
board in the state. Albany county has
many good men, but none better than
these three to look after its interests
at all times.
Neale Roach has made a splendid
county surveyor, and the next two
years will add to his reputation in that
direction.
DR.. James A. Ballard for coroner and
Jonas Berglund for road supervisor
add strength TO an already strong,
ticket.
Nor will Laramie precinct and the
city of Laramie be one whit behind the
county in good government. Hugh
Hynds ard Dad" Kinnear will have
charge of the affairs of the justice pre-
cinct as justice and constable, respect.
lively, Mr.. Hynds, if he be elected, as
there seems now no reason to doubt
ne VIII be, giving h Office that care
he deyotes to his private business.
o mayor the republicans have nam
ed n OF the brightest, most progress
~ young men of the city, Charles
Dickinson Spalding, who has beer CITY
treasurer for the past four years and
who has done his full duty at all times.
For couhcilmen the republicans will
have Sayer Hansen in the First ward,
FREQ Cameron in the Second and Otto
Schwatke is the Third. Mr.. Schwatke
has had experience in the council and
will see that his ward receives careful
attention. The other two gentlemen
are also frst-rate citizens.
Taken all In all, man for man, the
party has every reason to be proud of
its county, precinct, city and ward
tickets. and they should be elected
without question.