Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Political.

SumptuOuS ln us to aQu anyJnlng to the kno~ ledge of the voter. But we feel that It is duty of the editor to either endorse or reJect candidate, if in his judgment he is fit or unfit. While we have only words of con- mendation for the candidates so far presenting themselves, there are so many that it Is up to the voters to make their selections for the offices without fear of making mistake in the selection of any of them.
 J. s. Wlthers, present chairman of the board of supervisors. presents his candidacy for the same office. When a man can serve the people h the ca Dacity of supervisor and can face his constituents for second term he either has unlimited confidence in himself or else he has made good, and from what one may hear on every side it is to be admitted that Sam Withers has made good. No matter how we may have differed with the board of supervisors we take our hat off to them as the only board that has ever done things in Mohave county.
 O. E. Walker is a candidate for supervisor. Mr. Walker is a resident of Kinyman and onn of the best men in the county. He came to Arizona in 1866 and in this state he married and reared his family. He followed min. ing, stockraising and farming for many years in both Yavapai and Mo- have counties. Should he be elected to this office the people will have an able, honest and conscientious ad min,stration of county affairs.
 l.. M. Teale is a candidate to suc- ceed himself in the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of this county. Lon Teale has filled the office of Pro- bate Judge of this county as well as with honor and credit. He has host of friends that will stay with him through the campaign, and through life, for that matter.
 Charles Metcafe announces that he is in the field to succeed himself as County superintendent of Schools Mr. Metcalfe has held this position the past three years and has at all times given entire satisfaction. Prior to being elected to this position he was Probate Judge, which office he filled with honor and credit, and which, if re. elected he will continue to fill with credit to the people.
 w. E. Moroney presents himself be- fore the democratic constituency for he office of member of the House of Representatives. Mr. Moroney is known to all the people of this county as man learned h the law. an honest. conscientious worker for the good of the people. He would be just the man to represent this county in our law making body.
 w. B. Stephens is again making the race for supervisor ot this county and his many friends are backing him to win. For four years Mr.. Stephens was a member of the board of super. visors of this county and served with credit to himself and his constituency. He is of the opinion that the Big Sandy country should be represented on the board and is making the race in the interest of that section. Mr. Stephens Is one of the most successful the Sandy country and has a host of friends wherever he Is known. And Bill some campaigner. as his rivals for the office will learn when the cam paign is over, and if elected he will make good officer for the whole people.
 County Treasurer of this county. During the past three years Tom Devine has handled nearly a million dollars of the peoples money and every penny of this big sum has been ac- counted for. Tom is one of the pro- gressive men of the county, big heart- ed and generous, always to the fore when the good of the community is to be conserved, and one of the most de- penGable businessmen in the state.
 J. P. Gideon is a candidate to suc-