The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-07

newspaper and naturally desires
to see a Republican elected for
Dlstrice Judge. At the primary
election the Republican candidates
will be Charles Mccall of Golden
and William G. Mathews of Cen
tral City. Judge Mccall, the
present incvmbent, is well known
to our citizens, having held the
Office of District Judge for the
last four years, being elected to
fill the unexpired term of Judge
+ DeFrance. He is a man of excel
lent character and ability and as a
Judge he has served the people
( faithfully and we'll. There is no
question about Judge Mccall re-
ceivlng nearly the solid Republi-
Gao vote of Georgetown at the
/ primary election
On the Democratic ticket at the
prim airy election Erwin l.. Regen-
hitter of Idaho Springs, Harry 5
Glass of Bright and Walter NJ.
Morgan OF Englewood will be the
candidates. At the assembly Mr..
Regennitter received As votes,
Class "A and Morgan IL; and we.
do not hesitate to urge those in
tend to vote the Democratic tick
ct at the primary election on sep
tember 10 to vote for onr neigh
Dor and well known fellow citizen,
Mr. Regennit,er. He is by far
the strongest man and Is entitled
to the support OF his neighbors.
He stands high at the bar of the
state aud well and favoraby known
throughout district. This is indi-
Gated by the vote at the assem-
b(v
Mr.. Class has successiveiy
held the Offices OF Justice of the
Peace, clerk and recorder and
county Judge of Adams county.
He had no support outside of his
county and IS affiliated with The
Democratic machine in that
county. He was elected to the
county judgeship at Brighton at
the last election without having
been admitted to the bar. Mr..
Morgan is the present District
Attorney.
Should Democratic judge be
elected it would be calamity to
elect any but Mr.9 Regennitter.
We hope everyone In Clear Creek
county voting the Democratic
ticket will vote for Mr.. Regen-
nitteron September 10. George
town Courier.
Not many residents of Denver
know that il is within, though not
a part of the First Judicial dis
trict. Adams, Arapahoe and Jeffer
son counties surround Denver
and with Clear Creek, Gilpin and
Grand they compromise the First
Jueicial district. 1t is therefore
of much importance who shall be
Judge of this district.
The mountain those
counties of the district which do
n IT border on Denver-have a
candidate in Mr.. Regennitter of
Idaho Springs. and without de
string in anv way to cetract from
other candid ties, The News can
say that should he be selected the
people will be well and faithfully
served. Mr.. Regennjtter has pracJ
ticed law in the district almost
score Of years, In 1896 he was
elected district attorney and
servsd with distinction to himself
and Satisfaction to his constitu-
ents. He practised for years un-
lder Jugde DeFrance, who always
spoke of him in the hignesl terms
and desired to be succeeded BY
him on the bench. He has always
been progressive and has stood
| for high ideals-in politics.
He is we'll known to the bench
land bar and possesses the qual6-
cations which eminently fit him
for the position. He is a man Of
the highest integrity. indomitable
courage, extensive learning and
/ large experience as well as of
judicial turn of mind. We have
watched Mr.. Regennltter for
many years and can heartily com
mend him to the people of the
Idistrict.-Denver News.