El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

which his friends think will give
him a standing with union men
throughout the state. Rynning is
probably one Of the best known men
Another Florence man, E. E. Coker,
is mentioned as a possible NOMINEES
on the Democratic ticket for ssecre-
Ntary of state.
Pima Republicans Active.
The Arizona Democrat suggests that
the Republicans are suffering from a
severe case of hookworn. II this is
is the case, then the Republicans Of
Pima county should be noted as among
the least afflicted with the lazy germ,
in this county, at least, they are not
leaving the field entirely to the Demo-
Gratis. Tom K Ritchey, of Tucson, is
a candidate for state senator, and for
the minor offices the names of John
presented to the primaries for super
visor and Lyman ". Wakefield for
assessor.
Eugene S. Ives. of Tucson, has an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senate; Mr.. Ives was one of
the four Democratic speakers at the
statehood celebration in Phoenix.
Selin Franklin, of Tucson, is men
toned for a superior judgeship on the
Democratic ticket.
Judge owen 7. Rouse, also Of Tue
son. is sending letters to leading
Democrats all over Arizona asking
nomination for one of the superior
judgeShips.
Judge Sawtelle is out with posi-
tive statement, that he will not be a
cndidate for superior Judge.
The Tucson Democrats have started
a boom for Nose Drachman Of that
Drachman has not determined whether
he will be a candidate.
city for lieutenant governor, but Mr..
Yavapaf Not Bashful.
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offices. Reese NJ. Ling and Henry
Ashurst have announced their candi-
dacy for United States senator. The
name OF county assessor T. E. Camp
wide mention for this position, but
it is now denied that he is a cam
didate. Mr.. Ashurst has given TO the
public a formal announcement Of his
ton of the principles upon which he
makes his stand.
Charles H Rutherford, of Jerome.
announces himself as candidate for
the position Of state senator
c. o. Case. also OF Jerome, is bid
ding for the office of state superin-
tendent of public instruction.
o James t bgssS Of Prescott has am 1n
the superior court Of Yavapaf county.
Cochise Politicians Active.
The most prominent candidate from
Cochise county bidding for nomination
on the Democratic ticket for the
United State senate is Col H. L. Pick
EFT, the well known attorney of Tomb
stone. A petition is in circulation for
A F. Parsons, member Of the con-
stitutional convention, as nominee
for this office, also on the Democratic
ticket.
Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan, of Tomb
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for judge of the supreme court.
In Cochise county the candidates for
county office are numerous. Here are
a few Of those mentioned:
District judge-Republican, ]. D.
Fred Suffer, John F. Ross, D. L. Cum
ningham and A C. Lockwood.
Sheriff-RepubIican VIM. j. White,
G. J. McCube and Jacob Sheerer, Demo-
cratic, w. W. Stovall. Chas. A. Nc
Donald and c w. Roberts.
Treasurer-Republic c W. Hicks.
upervisor-Democrat E. A. Tow
rea-
county 1pp' have placed II. E. CASSIDY,
postmaster at Bisbee in nomination for
secretary. of state.
Wiley. E. Jones. of Stafford, will
stump the entire territory in the
first state election in support Of the
Democratic ticket.
Yuma Democrats.
1.-THE trouble with the Democrats of
Yuma county," says the Examiner,
'is that every man you meet of that
faith has aspirations for office"
Milford Winsor, one of the above
number, we'll known throughout the
territory and speaker at the state
hood celebration wishes to be repre-
sentative in congress from the new
state of Arizona.
Republicans of this county are sug-
costing the name of P. o. Splitter for
county treasurer.
Cobb Candidate, of Course.
The new county of Greenlee has
come forward with a candidate for
congress in the person of Lamar
Cobb the mining from Clifton.
J. r. Hampton has also authorized
the announcement that he would enter
the race for congress at the state cleo