, 1910-10-13

The Nominees for the House, J. X. Watson, August Grimm. w
E. Tilton, Z. A. Brown, Chass Anderson and Frank G Hunter, are
all we'll known in their respective communities and have qualifications
that fit them for the positions they seek. we nave not space to
mention the men in detail, but we do not think it necessary to dc %.
The election of every one of these men is assured.
~l Judge David Fl. Craig, the nomineef for Judg. of the Third judi
icial District. was the unanimous choice of the AZ delegates at the
,Judicial convention. He has the endorsement of every lawyer in
his entire district, because they know him and trust him and because
he has administered the law justly and dealt fairly by every man that
has come into mis- court. We ask: Gould any man, especially a
Judge, have any higher endorsement than thatF" We all know
who will be elected Judge of the Third Judicial District on Nov 9Th.
George ". sisson, the candidate for sheriff, on the republican
county ticket, is a man 40 years of age, well liked by all who know
him, perfectly capable of conducting the office of sheriff, and with
nerve enough to enforce the law in time OF need. For many years
he has been a resident of Saratoga and has held the position of depu-
ty sheriff for several terms. He will give you a square deal if you
elect him to the Office of sheriff.
Chas. Hansen, the nominee for County Clerk, is one of the most
capable men OF the ticket. He Is one of the younger set of republ.
cans who are asking for recognition and while W e could fill a column
with good things about Mr.. Hansen, we know it is not needed, for all
who know him will vote for him.
Clerk of Court, c. r. Watson, lie a prince among men and nc
man in the entire West has ever filled a clerks Office with any better
satisfaction to the people than Mr.. Watson. He was a good as
elected when nominated.
N. r. Greenfield, the Rawlns Attorney at Law, who is the uom-
inee for Prosecuting Attorney, needs no encomium from the Sun
He knows the duties of prosecuting attorney II well as any man in
the state and 81 3 we'll qualified for the place a any a In the
state, and deserves your hearty support.
S. Park, the Encampment b~ookkeeper, who is the nominee for
County Treasurer, is probably the hest liked mai in his town.
Everybody in Encampment swear by Mr.. Park. He excels as a
business man and deserves the votes of the republicans of Carbon
County
Miss Frances B. Smith is running for the Office of superinten,
dent of schools for the third time. She has made d most capable Of
fee during the past four years, is much better qualified now than be-
fore, by reason of experience, and we hope she will meet with your
favor on Nov. 9Th.
VIM. A. Mckay and Samuel Dickinson, nominated for the 4 and
2 year terms of county commissioners, respectively, are good bueines
men and capable of conducting the business of the county to the best
interests of the people. DR.. q. P. Kingsley is the candidate coroner
and the Sun would strongly urge upon the voters of Carbon county
to put a physician in that important Office as they do in almost every
other state. John Milhken, the nominee for road supervisor, is ell
titled to your favorable consideration. He is n old resident of Car.
bon County and this is the first time he has every asked asked any,
thing of the hands of his people. He is capable and worthy and
should be elected.