Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
GLOBE PRECINCT
Fer Justice of the Peace
 H. H. (BURT) PRATT. For Constables-
 JOE sABoURIN,
 FRANK CLARK.

The campaign roorbaek, the partisan bugaboo and the political lie have all been working over time for the past few days. They have been ably assist ed by the entire membership of the Ananias club. Their labors will not be ended until the last ballot has been deposited in the box at clock this evening. We would again caution the readers against the efforts of these rumors, usually circulated by reports sprung during the day of elee tion. They are snares designed to catch the un- wary.
 Let us elect Tom Flannigan probate judge of this county. We are growing and have developed beyond the pioneer stage, and a lawyer is imperatively demanded to administer the affairs of that important office hereafter. Besides let the light be thrown upon those mus ty records.
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 Vote for the republican candidates for the different county offices. They will not be coming around two years from now explaining how they failed to make good their ante-election prom ises and begging to be given another show. We have all heard these old summer complaint speeches. Let a new party in and there will be something done and not 80 much talk about it either.
 The people demand that public of heials do something to redeem their promises made just before election. They have listened to these old excuses until they have become very weary. The independent voter has about come \ to the conclusion that a change would be very desirable.
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 BETTER ROADS IN CHA COUNTY \ The Republican Nominees for the
 Twenty Fifth Legislature Strongly
 Pledged to Any Legislation Tending
 in This Direction.
 & No public measure now proposed would conduce more toward the benefit of the people of Gila county than that cf the betterment of the roads of this bounty. Better roads connecting Globe with the country districts and especia- Ely with the northern portions of the county are imperatively demanded. While this would seem to be a matter :. which would directly concern the Board of Supervisors of this county, yet it is apparent that for the purpose of se- curing all the benefits to be derived from a movement in that direction, some action at the coming session of the territorial legislature will become necessary.
 Chas. T. Martin, the republican candi- datt for the council, stands personally pledged to introduce and support to a final adoption any needed legislation in this direction. His efforts in this matter will bear fruit. Mir. Martin is interested directly in this matter, hay ing personal interests which would ac- tuate him in this course. A road pass able for automobiles is now in existence between Globe and Roosevelt, and while it is possible for the machines to plug through, yet it could be much i'm proved to the advantage and comforts fof the travelling public.
 ". n iOult lOl NthHo anu hN- tomobiles should be established to the remote northern portions of the county, P'rhis would bring those isolated parts in. to closer communication with Globt, and prove of great advantage to both the citizens residing there and to the bus < 1ness interests of Globe. Mr. Martin stands pledged to use his most earnest tfforts to bring this condition about And in this he would be ably seconded by Tom Trevillian in the lower house Both these gentlemen would amly rep. resent Gila county in ths much desired movement.
 # And after the efforts of Messrs Mar. tin and Trevilhan had been successful Iand the desired legislation had been %passed by the territorial legislature there yet remains the closer action of fhe board of supervisors of the colunty 10 bring the movement to the desired 4rutition. No better action could be
 aken by the people in this direction han to elect Messrs. William Ryan and