Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

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pss cess II tke psal vote IN the state
6oSERSoR
John n Shafruth, sho aelseve~
plstform promssss are sscred. even
though " tskes sf~cssl session ~
delIver the aood.. His every ACT
dwstng hss term - governor has
sho~a him . man IL cosraae aud
fr,esd II the people No -troaaer
csad,dsse eosld have t,sen named ~
the Pse~sst tsme
coxsREssssS AT LARGE
Edward r. Tsvlor, for many wears
a. importast factor in Colorado
pabl,c affairs. and one IL the most
coas,s,eat boosters Because of his
splend,d record IN the 6lst congress.
no other Bame wse even considered
as democrst,e candidate this fall, and
he will have practically the same
easy salllna m the election
CONGRESSMAN FIRST DISTRICT
Attersos W. Rucker turned his
principal st,eation in congress 10 .
matter nearest the peoples hearts
VIA their pockethooks s-that concern
ing the cost Il life Becessit,es tie
will get another opportunity 10 par
ticipate in tariff revision, next time
with a majority Of real rep.esenta-
tives Of the people.
CONGRESS MAN SECOND DISTRICT
John A. Martin, who during the
entire session of congress Was thorn
in the side Of those desiring 10 do
nate 20 the ssgar trust the choicest
part Of the Philippine islsRds, and
who in she closiHg hosrs Of the sss-
sion tied the ssnAssers in q dosbls
boo kneA thsI tkey csas sntsAgls
~ 0nno 0anAks - oo4s.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
T. r. Fitsasrrald. present incum-
bent, smiling, good natared, capable,
whose friends Just wouldn. think II
any other man holding the position
for the next two wears.
SECRETARY Oh STATE
James B. Pearce, who has broken
all records in the office, collecting
more for all funds than any predecs-
sor, and gathered in several funds
heretofore entirely neglected A
conscientious business man, thorough
10 the minutest detail. and standing
exceptionally high with union labor
and newspaper men.
TREASURER
Roadv keneban, the Celtic Black
smith whose term as auditor has
been one Of the present adminIstra-
tion sensations. Whether in his own
or the opposite political party, he
hss exposed graft where he found il.
Many crooked deals of former re-
publican officials and some of demo
Gratis, have been broaght to light
through his careful investigations.
NJ A. Leddy, former state senator
from Fl Psso county, won this nomi-
nation. His life has been spent in
the business world, but he has al
WAYS taken a prominent part in
poblic affairs and will make crthy
successor to Roady kenehan.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
John II. Barnett, whose unanimous
renominstion Was the result Of the
able manner he has prosecuted the
graft cases, and insisting that the
laws of the state must be obeyed, re-
eardless of the political, social or
financial standing Of any violstor.
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENT
Mrs. Katherine N. Cook, q we'll
known and efficient Colorado educa-
tor whose capable management and
direction have brought the public
schools of the state TO q much higher
plane during the past two years.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Alex. j. Davidson, a railroad man
with practical experience of quarter
Of a century, received this nomina-
ton. He has also served in the
legislature. and is well informed ss
10 the needs Of Colorado.
STATE CRAIRNAS
George T. Bradley. recognized as
= strong party leader. vas placed in