The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-10-20

homestead near COlvllle and Is OF
the law firm of Anderson & Stull,
OF this city. He has built up
splendid practice during his resi-
dence here, is actively associated
with all public enterprises, and has
established a reputation of high
moral standing, all of which insures
the county fearless and efficient
administration of the responsible
office for which he is candidate.
For County Auditor, L. f. Jes-
seph-Mr. Jesseph's administration
of the Office to which he now seeks
reelection speaks for itself. Under
his management it hasbeen brought
to rank among the four highest
auditors Offices in the state for
economical and efficient admins
tration. This being taken from the
report of the State Bureau of In
spection and Supervision of Public
Offices. These are matters that APP
peal more strongly than anything
else to the taxpayers and cannot
but guarantee him the strongest
support in the coming election.
For County Surveyor, C. A. Heb
erling has been chief deputy for the
past four years in the Office he now
seeks, and his experience in the
needs of the county is thereby fully
assured, and his technical ability to
carry them out has been firmly es-
tablished. This office has much 10
do in the establishing and mainte-
nance of roads and the county
would be assured competent ad-
ministration under his manage
ment.
For Assessor, James Algie-Mr.
Algie is resident Of Cronin, where
he resides on farm. He is &C.
lively associated with the grange,
and is competent Judge of values
Of all classes of property, as his past
experience has embraced mercan-
tile and other lines of business,
His ability to administer the affairs
of one of the most important offices
in the county by giving all classes
fair and impartial assessment
cannot be questioned and he COM
mands strong support for those
reasons.
For Superintendent of Schools,
Louis J. Bowler-Mr. Bowler has
been actively engaged in teaching
in this county for the past several
years. and unquestionably possesses
the ability to administer the affairs
of this important office in the high
est manner of efficiency.
For Coroner, H. NJ. West-Mr.
West is particularly favorably sit
uated to give this Office the most
prompt and efficient service, as he
is now associated with the under
taking firm of w. s. Prindle, of
Colville.
For Commissioners, Frank Fer
guson of the First district. w. w.
Palmer OF the Second district-No
office in the county demands great
er ability than that of commits
sioner, as the commissioners are
virtually the supervisors of the
county. Mr.. Ferguson served the
county for four years as sheriff,
giving one OF the most satisfactory
and efficient administrations ever
had by the county. and since that
time he has resided on his farm
near Hunters. Mr.. Palmer is
resident of Bossburg, where he has
resided for the past several years;
and is now engaged in the mercan-
tile business in that place. His
reputation as a man of sterling in
teerity and high business ability is
we'll known, and together with Mr..
Ferguson would give one of the
most business like and capable ad-
ministrations of affairs the county
has ever known.
The Republicans Justly feel that
q tickat of mora merit comn0sed of