Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-12-09

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before the people for their suffrage,
we can refer to them individually and
Understandings from personal knowl-
edge. One and all these candidates
received an overwhelming majority
at the primaries and had the election
been held under the primary law that
obtains in California there would have
been no need of further election.
Heading the county ticket is the
name of Henry Lovin for State Sena-
tor. Mr.. Lovin has been miner and
merchant in this county many years
and his life is part of the more recent
progressive movement in mining and
other business that has given such an
impetus to this end of the territory.
There is possibly not a man, woman or
child IN the county that does not know
Mr.. Lovin. In the recent cOnstitu-
tional convention he was a progressive
delegate and every one of the pro-
gressive measures that was introduced
in that body was supported by him.
In the first legislature Mr.. DOvin will
be found lined up with the progressive
side of the house and his aid will be
extended in making laws that will
bring into force the many good
measures of the constitution. That he
will get the full democratic vote and
many Of the progressive republican
votes goes without saying.
John Ellis, one of the best known
miners of the Chloride section, is the
democratic candidate for the house of
representatives. Mr.. E lis mas been a
resident of the county many years and
is known TO the people as an honest,
upright man. That he will make the
people one of the best of representa-
tives, carrying out the policies for
which the party stands, the people
may rest assured. The enactment of
good, wholesome laws will be the
chief aim of Jack Ellis. With him it
will not be that which is acceptable to
the president of the United States and
his stand pat advisors, but that which
will be for the best interest of the
people. When the people cast their
votes for Jack Ellis for State Repre-
sentative they will make no mistake.
For Judge of the Superior Court the
democrats have chosen Carl G. Krook
TO wear the ermine. Mr.. Krook is a
man in the pr me- of life. a student and
a scholar. He was graduated from the
University of Minnesota, spent three
years 10 tie flee of one of the fore
most cOunsellOrs of the state and at
tended tue lee ures FIR one year at
the Four Courts of London. He also
attended the lectures o the law de-
partment of the University of his nat
i've state. He is a clean, wholesome,
dependable man, and the people may
rest assured that his judgment in
every cause will have a sound and le-
gal b isis. q is entitled to the hearty
support of the party of this county on
his merit alone.
Judge L. M. Teale, who has been
Probate Judge of this county the past
three We ,rs, is the candidate for Clerk
of the Superior Court. He is capable
and thorough and his umbency oil
the Probate office qualities him for the
new office, where he will have charge
of the probate department of the Su.
perior Court. Lon Teale has not an
enemy in the county. but on the other
hand his friends are legion. The rec.
capable hands when Mr.. Teale take
over the office of Clerk of Superior
Court, and the boys are hustling all
along the line to see that he gets one
of the biggest majorities even given q
candidate in the county.
For years one of the most capable
deputies the sheriff's office has ever
had is J. P. Gideon. who now aspire:
to that important office. Every one
that knows Joe Gideon are aware thai
he has the qualities that go to make
the brave officer and the capable mar
of affairs. Knowing that he is the
man for the place the other partie.
are making no effort to encompass hi.
defeat. When he takes oyer the offict
he will play no favorites, but will b,
the sheriff for the whole people, doinl
his duty as he sees it.
That sterling old democrat, J. w
Morgan, is the party candidate fo
Recorder of the county. No more cap
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