Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
REPUBLICANS
ENTER LISTS
Three Authorized Announce.
mentS Of Candidacy
TO FILL STATE OFFICES
Young Will Make Race for
Gubernatorial N omi n a.
ton, DePass and Sturges
out for Corporation Com
mission.

Yesterday brought forth three more
announcements Of republicans aspir-
ing to state offices under the new
state government. all subject Of course
to the action of the republicans of the
territory at the primary election 10
be held October "a
George L. Young, territorial secre-
tary, furnishes The Republican with
the announcement of his candidacy
FOR the office of governor.
W. : Sturgvs of Pima county. well
| known throughout the territory as a
leading republican, has tclegrdphed
authorization Of the announcement of
/ his candidacy for corporation COM
missioner
L :. DE Pass of this city. a mem
| Der Of the Arizona railway commits
I sion and who prior 10 his appoint
mcnt as a member. was connected
/ with that body as rate and tariff eN-
pert from the time of the creation
OF the commission. also authoriz.S his
announcement as candidate for cor
porati"n commissioner. there being
three members 10 elect.
Following is Secretary Young's an
Inouncoment and his accompanying
statement.
For Governor Of Arizona.
hereby announce myself as
candidate for the nomination for gov
eruor of Arizona subject To the APP
prevail of the voters at the republican
primary. October 18th. 1911.
My Position.
Politics is nothing but business and
the best business conceived 10y man
and should be tho cIcaucst because
from clean politics must evolve pure
government
If nominated and elected. there will
be no favoritiSm i'm the administra-
tion of government. believe in a
clean. square deal for every interest
and every man.
The principal things for which
shalt strive viii be:
First: \ government for all
Second: Economy in government
Third; Working for more and bet
ter school buildings and higher pay
for teachers
Fourth. The adoption of measures
that will, when fully maturcd make
the asylum for the insane a self sup
porting institution instead of a burden
to the taxpayers. as at present
Fifth: Prison reform. tending To
the reduction of the present unneccs-
sary expense of that institution. The
methods and the substitution of in
centive" for punishment
Sixth: The continuation of the
good roads movement and administra
ton on lines that will assure a more
businesslike and permanent basis than
could be secured in its conception and
early development
Seventh: The instituting of many
reforms in government which will re
suit i'm elimination of many unneCes-
sary expenses.
Eighth: The closer working rela
ton between the executive and the
district attorneys and boards of sup
ervisers of the several counties.
Ninth: The application of ways"
and means To bring the people of
the state into closer relation. and
the adoption of the principles of the
new science now known by all adj
vanced students as "humaniCulture.'
Tenth The elimination of all de-
LAYS now in vogue i'm public business.
The pigeon boiling Of nothing that
will admit of the answer of yes or
no the day it is received.
Eleventh. The PRONUNCIATION Of
those things which will bring peace
and prosperity to Arizona and thor
oughly impregnate all with the abso-
lutte knowledge that any investment is
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a square deal to all is the motto of
every true AriZOnan.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO L NOTTNC