Williams news., 1908-10-31

"the best man is none to good" and the administration of the affairs of his office during the past two years has been eminently sat- isfactory. He is c man of learning and ability. and. inasmxch as he has made e special study of public school systems. one better qualified to look after the important duties of this office cannot be found in all Coeonino county. It is safe to predict that MT. Jones will bs re. tained as county school supsrin- tendent by . handsome ma jority.
 For probate judge the demo- cratic convention selected for its candidate
 R. S. TEEPLE.
 young business man of Williams. This is case of the office seeking the man, and the office could have sought long and found no one bet ter fitted than Mr. Teeple. A man of sterling qualities. it is not sur prising that he should have a host of friends, for to know Mr. People is to like him, to know him we'll is to love him, to know him thoroughly is to place in him implicit confi- dence. The voters of Coeonino county will make no mistake in voting for MT. Teeple, for both his natural endowments and his edu- cation are a guarantee that he will fill the office of probate judge with credit to himself and to the county. An important office is that of county treasurer, for which the democratic convention has nomi- mated
 EDGAR A. BROWN.
 This Is another case of the office seeking the man. MT. Brown has been . resident of Cosonino county for the past ten years, and during that time he has made for himself an army of friends who recognize in him the splendid qualities that make for public officer. It was not surprising, therefore, that he should be urged to accept the nom- ination for county treasurer, @ po- sition for which he is eminsntly fitted. MT. Brown has occupied positions of trust and rssponsibil- ity in the east and in the west, and his education and training have been such as would fit him espec- ially for the office of treasurer.
 W. G. DICKINSON AND A. T. CORNISH were chosen to represent the demo- cratic party in the race for super visors, and a wiser choice could not have been made Both Mr. Dickinson and MT. Cornish have been residents of this county for years without number. Both are ca pa ble businessmen and it is men of this type who should have the handling of the affairs of the county. The office of supervisor is one of the most important, for it is to the that the people must look for . wise and iudicious han ding of the county funds. A su- pervisor must, first, be honest; sec ond, he must he . man of good judgment; and third, he must have before him constantly . knowledge of conditions throughout the coun- ty in order that he may iatslli- gently look after the peoples inter- ests. These essential qualities are possessed by both MT. Dickinson and MT. Cornish, and the voters of Coconino county cannot make . wiser selection than these two men for the office of supervisors. MT. Dickinson is a stockman and has lived in Arizona since boyhood. He is so we'll known throughout Northern Arizona that he needs no MT. Cornish, too. is known to every voter in Cocsnino as he has filled offices of trust in the county in the past.
 W. H. POWER
 for surveyor, is-another of the "oldest inhabitants" We do not mean by that statement that Billy is SC old that his teeth are falling out, for he is still . young man. but that he is countad among the pioneers. MT. Power is . ca pablo civil engineer, and, at the present time he is connected with the office of the National Forest in the capacity of gov surveyor. This. in itself, is a sufficient guarantee of MT. Powers ability to serve the county as surveyor, and as he is we'll known and popular throughout tho his election to the office is 3 certainty.
 Who saved us from joint state- hood2 Mark Smith.