Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-11

1 is. expected. to make a. good showing Eon election day, ... .s ...-. .- ..
 Charles Sauer, 3 member of the firm of Brannen & Sauer, has been resident of Prescott for the past rhine years, He originally worked the Lynx Creek plaeers and some surrounding claims. .. Appreeiatiug the possibilities of Prescott and Yavapai county he moved his family here and immediately began to acquire inter ests in this community. Everyone who has ever been in the employ of ! the firm of Brannen & Sauer are loud in their praises of the firm. They. have contracted for the erection of the largest buildings. in the county and have yet to have the first trouble of any sort with the men whom they, employ. MT. SOuer's general knOwI- edge of construction and contracting makes him an exceptionally we'll, qualified man for the position of su- pervisor His long residence here has proved to all that know him that he is not alone an able but most fitted man for the position which he has been urged to accept County Recorder.
 William Ebel. whose experience as head clerk for the past four years in one of Prescott $ mercantile estab- lishments is well known to almost every voter in the territory. He came to the territory sixteen years ago and for the first few years work , ed as a mill man and hOisting en- gineer in different parts of the eoun- ty. His personality and sterling in 1 tegrity have made a host of friends | for him both in Prescott and through out the county. Mir. Ebel at first re- | fused to be. mentioned for the office of recorder but at last agreed to run- He is certain to poll many votes as i his friends are numbered among both parties.
 
 Charles c. Keeler, candidate for the office of sheriff, has been resi- dent of this county for over twenty wears having followed the occupation of packer. freighter and mail con tractor. Prior to coming to Prescott he served as constable in Montana and assistant chief of police on the Q night force in Ouray, Colo. in the days when a police officer carried his life in his hands at all times. He has been the chief field deputy in the sheriff's office for the past three wears. In all this time Keeler has proved himself to be an admirable, fearless peace officer, sober, industri- ous. reliable and with the courage of a lion. His exemplary habits and knowledge of the country combined with his spirit of fearlessness make him most acceptable candidate for the highest police office in the county. ga
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 Charles F. Gentry, known to every body as Brownie, ,'' came to Ari~ zona ten years ago and has been resident of Prescott eyer since. A pharmacist by profession he follow ed bis vocation for the first few years and only departed from the field of drugs and po.iOns to accept the responsible position of account ant and cashier for the Crystal Ice company. While connected with this company he attracted the attention of Assessor Tom Campbell and was urged to enter the assessors office He has held the position of chief deputy assessor for the past three years, During this time he has had many occasions to assist in the treas urer's department and is thoroughly acquainted with -the work and rou- tine of that office. His high sense of honor. ability as an expert ae- eountant and familiarity with the requirements of the office of treas I urer make him most suitable man Fk.A .L,