Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS ASSURED

party has acted wisely in putting strong ticket in the field. Upon 1t are as good men for the positions for which they are named, ae can be found in the county.
 George W. P. Hunt has proven his ability to properly represent the county in the territorial council. He has been true to every trust the people have placed in him. He has advocated meas ures that are for the good of the people he represents; is man of influence in the law-making body; enjoys the respect and confidence of all who know; has a reputation for honesty and integrity that Is known throughout the territory, and there is not blot upon 1t.
 John Mccormick has served one term in the lower house, and by his expert ence and ability as law maker, has be- como widely known. He, like his col league, stands in advocacy of such mea- sures as will bring to the peopls relief from the oppression placed upon them by the common carrier corporations. They both stand for primary election law by which the selection of persons to be voted for is made by the people themselves. They stand for the initi- ative asd referendum, the basic prin- ciple of republican governments. If they are elected the people will be ably represented in the next legislature.
 J. H. Thompson is admittedly the best sheriff the people of Gila county have sver had. He has been faithful to every trust tho people have reposed in him. He is one of the kindest hearted men to be found in the west. He has never mistreated prisoner in his custody; has never had to use a gun to make an arrest, and yet has had to apprehend some of the worst criminals ir tho country. He will be elected by a good, big majority.
 Ed T. Stewart, the democratic nomi- nee for recorder, is ono of the most worthy young men in the territory, and has proven by his conduct of the re- corder's office during the past two years, that he is worthy of another term. He will be reelected by . hand some majority.
 Robert Pinyan will be the ncxt treas urer of this county. He has made wig orous canvass of the county, and his standing with the people of Globe, es- peciaIly among the laboring classes, practically insures his election. He is we'll qualified for the place, and, if elect ed, will make the people faithful and efficient ofhcer.
 Judge P. 0. Robertson is among the surest winners on the democratic ticket. He is vel known, in fact one of the best known men in the county. He will be elected without any doubt, and will continue to bs the same faithful officer that the people have always found him.
 George Walter shoute is believed to be the strongest man for district attor- nay that could possibly have been chos- en. He will be elected by big vote. It is believed by many that he will be the leading man on the ticket.
 Frsd Neimyer has had many years of experience as teacher and school sup, erintendent, and is thoroughly compe- tent to take charge of the schools of Gila county, and raise them to higher degree of usefulness than they have ev- CT before attained. The peopls can af- ford better to be careless in the election of any other officer than that of school suprintendeut. No, man who has not had long years of experience in actual teaching is sufficiently equipped to ad- vance the education of the children. The people should give the selection of a man to fill this oflce the gravcst con- sideration.
 For supervisors, no better selections conld have been made than that of Pat Rose and J. 8. Miles. They are in- telligent men, are taxpayers and they thoroughly understand the needs of the county. The affairs of the county could not be placed in safer hands. They will be chosen next Tuesday by handsome majorities.
 Hinson Thomas and W. F. Rawlings are among the best qualified justices of the peace that Globa precinct has ever had. They have each had years of ex- perience in the offices they arc now filling, and are among tho sest of cit izens. They enjoy the conhdesce and respect of the people of this city. and will continue to be the same carefn, and trustworthy officers in the future as they have been in the past.
 The constables of Globe precinct for