Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-25
COUNTY TICKET

ella county. The AFFAIRS OF the county
will be safein their hands for the en-.
suing term, commencing January l, 1908.
Tho ticket is headed by
Chas. T. Martin
Candidate for the legislative Council.
Mr.. Martin has resided many years in
Globe, and has many friends outside
of his political party. He is identified
with tho interests of the people Of the
county, and has come in contact with
almost every citizen of the county in
n business way. He has always proven
himself trustworthy, and is competent
to represent ella county in the next
legislature in an able manner.
Tom rrsvilian
Candidate on the republican ticket
for the Legislative Assembly, is one Of
the younger members of the party.
He is a deservedly popular gentleman.
He is now out in the northern part Of
the county making an active canvass.
While a young man, and has been
known TO almost eevry citizen in Globe,
yet Tom has the natural qualifications
for frst.class legislator, and no will
give good account Of himself at the
next session of tho legislature,
William Sparks
Candidate for sheriff. "Bill" has
lived many years in ella county, the
latter ones in Globe. He is being sup
ported by the independent voters, on
account of his particular fitness for the
position. No better selection could
have been made by the convention, and
its acton, we feel assured, will be rat
flied by the voters at the polls. Despair
ate efforts are ching made to secure
the defeat of Mr.. Sparks, but the quiet
independent voter will see to it that
these methods of the opposition are
rebukcd ut the polls in a most emphat-
ic manner.
L. L. Henry
Nominee for district attorney, has
| filed that office in most acceptable
monner in the past two years. He has
| earned and deserves TO be returned to
the position on account of work well
performed.
Dan r. Williamson
Most frantic and violent efforts are
being resorted to by the democrats to
compass the defeat of Mr.. Williamson
at the polls this fall. Such methods
as the distorting of facts and figures
are bling used in the vain efforts Of the
opposition to defeat him. These tactics
are useless, as the independent voter
is not deceived thereby. Dan will 90
through all right, and with very fiat.
tering majority.
II. II. Huffer
The republican candidate for recorder
is a member of one of the oldest fam
| ily of settlers of ella county, and is
well qualified for the Office by edu-
cation and training. He is amply
equipped and VIII prove a frst-class
recorder
w. o. Kellner
For county school superintendent
Mr.. Kellner has occupied this position
for the past two years, during which
time the schools of the county have
steadily improved, and now stand sec.
ond TO none in the territory. This is
| directly the results of the efforts of Mr.
Kellner. He has been complimented by
the territorial authorities on his man
ner of administering school matters.
Tom E. Flanagan
The nominee for probate judge has
been a resident of Globe for the past
two years. He has hosts of friends; il
deservedly popular, and is particularly
well qualified for the Office. He ha:
a high standing at the bar of the terri
tory, and should be elected for this
reason alone. We have developed il
this county in wealth and population
until it is almost imperative that thu
probate Judge should be a lawyer. Mr.
Flanagan is the fit man for the place
Howard g. Hopkins
While it might not seem to the vote
very important matter as to who il
county surveyor, yet the Office demand
certain qualifications, and these Mr.
Hopkins possesses in an eminent de
gree. He has lived in ella county Ion,
enough for tho citizens to becom nc
quainted with him and to know his fit
ness for the Office. He will give goo'
satisfaction to all who may requir
his services in an official capacity.
William Ryan-Lyman O. Woods
Are the republican nominees TO
members of the board Of supervisors
They both rank high as citizens AM
business men, and each will bring t
the service of his county lifetime o
experience. They have both had
large experience in this Office, and ar
not experiments. Messrs. Ryan an
Woods are particularly well qualife
for these important positions, and hav
always given satisfaction to the pub
lie. They are both interested in tn
improvement of the public roads, an
viii devote large portion of thei
: attention in this direction. With thes
two gentlemen on the county boar
there viii be good, conservative nc
ministration of county affairs.
al H. H. Pratt
!, For justice of the peace of Glob