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Tie nsmber Of candidates sp for
evosy office indicates strong belief
il dsMocratic victorythis fall News
CAampion has heard the following
There seems to be no opposition
II al TO the denomination of Mrs
Annia Downey. We hear that re-
psblicsns are talking of nominating
Aiss Sylvia Smith of Crested Butte
foe the office Of treasurer.
A. N. Thomas seems far in the
Iced for assessor. Indeed no other
name has reached US.
The nomination for state senator
eoes this time to Pitkin county, for
whoa Senator Sapp was nominated
fosr years ago that bargain was
made Attorney ClarN Of Aspen
is the probable nominee.
There seems TO be a disposition
to consider Miss Sara Easterlv the
candidate for superintend-
ent OF schools. AT least News
Champion hears no other name dis
cussed.
Representative John \. Lehrrit-
Ter 10 a candidate for denomination
BY the democratic convention. Jos.
II. Block is freely talked Of by his
friends for representative and Pitkln
will possibly present the name OF
John +. Pearson for that honor.
For sheriff News Champion hears
Pat Ilanlon of Crested
Bette. Geo. Z. Myers of Gunnison
and II. + Carpenter Of Cebolla, all
good timber, The republicans have
A''o~t sottied on Frank Mckay, as
Watson will not run again.
The important office Of county
clerk will likely 60 TO z. J. Hurley,
J. ID Jennings is reported
- being willing TO run.
For county Judge Geo llether-
ington is again a candidate. A bit
les 6ght is being made on him and
lie names of J. NJ McDougal and
Heftner are used in oppo-
sision.
Commissioner from the first dis
trsct is sought by Columbus Stone,
while J. II. Collins friends in.sIst on
, denomination. From the third
j. NJ Custer will be a can
dsdaae Lefore the convention for re-
and Jack McWilliams,
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