Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-10
REMEMBER THE COUNTY TICKET

anything else. True, the names of :
the candidates appearing thereon
were placed there through the votes !
at the democratic primary, but the ,
men themselves were carefully ,
selected 10y Il partisan commit I
tee composed Of three of as good re-
publicans as can be found in the I
county, and three equally good
democrats, and they were selected
with the object in view Of bringing
about the best interests Of all con-
cerned, republicans a. we'll aS dem
ocrats. 1t will not do for the men
who pledged support to these candi-
dates to now turn their backs ON
them simply because their names
appear on ticket which they are
not accustomed to voting. That
they were appealed to and accept
able to republicans, is sufficient evi-
dence of their fitness for the various
offices to which they aspire, and
they are now deserving of the sup
port Of these same republicans.
Probably the most important in
the list Of county offices is that Of
Commissioner and for the members
Of this board we doubt if any better
selection could have been made.
Mr.. Washburn, mailing as he does
from the DIETRICH tract, is probably
not known by many Of the voters
in this section, but We are assured
hy his neighbors and friends that
he il a man eminently fitted for the
position.
Mr.. Joe II. Day, Of liillsdale,
= is probably better known to the
voters throughout this portion of
D the country, as he is one of the
] pioneers OF the Snake river valley,
/ coming 10 the Twin Falls country
i when that now fourishing city was
, a sage brush desert joe NOW ha'
u one Of the best improved farms oI
Z the first segregation, which Is evl
e dencc Of his economical manage
:. ment and good Judgment. Mr.
y Day. If elected, will represent th'
Is third commissioners district, which
N is now represented 10y Mr.. Nelson
N who is also candidate for re-elec
l. tion.
nt Mr.. J. NJ. Staples, Of Wendell,
is the other candidate for commission
ID or. and like Mr.. Day, his achieve
r. ments since coming to the tract
re- would indicate that he is gentle
al man of business integrity. Comm
a to the county at the very openln
en If this tract he has overcome III
III adversities that have been met b
ey all of us and to-day has fine IN
zee nroved farm near the town Of Wen
X dell. that is almost entirely give
'd, over to fruit growing. Both
IA these gentlemen fully realize Il
ly. hardships that have been endure
in bringing their lands up to the
present high state of cultlva'lo
tai They have also realized the burde
oi that have been imposed ON them
her taxation, and we feel assured tn
ool if there is any remedy in sight !
the lower taxation Mcssrs. Day al
NY Staples will find it, and not on
per that, they will put it into effect.
The Board of County Comm
on sioners are from n business stan
me mint. the most important oliici'
tile to he elected in the county, as IN
're' practically control the entire iinan'
lose of the county, and they should
on practical men of sound iudgeme'
en- ready to carefully consider any m
ON ter brought before them' and J
'his rs ready to deny any requ
'tor that they deem unadvisable' In
sts, is need for the coming two ye
sts. for great degree of economy
'ital county matters, that the tax bur'
ust' ON the people may be as light
aft possible, and in the hands oil Il
In like the above, who know the
'ible value of a dollar, the tax pay
Il z ..,l h,va M fear.