Cheyenne record., 1916-11-02

JENSEN Chris Jensen, the Demo-
cratic candidate for County Commits
sioner for district No. /, lives near
Wild Horse, and is engaged in farm
ing and cattle raising.
Mr.. Jensen has been in this county
about ten years, and has made suc-
cess of his own business. He was
County Commissioner from district No
l from 1908 to 1912, and his record IS
clean, he having made one of the best
commissioners that the county ever
has had; he was conservative in hand
ling the county funds and always
worked in the interest of the taxpayec.
Mr.. Jensen is sound business man
and the county's affairs will be safe
in his hands. A vote for him on Nov
I will he to the county's and the tax
payers best interests.
BABER The Democratic candidate
for County ssioner for commits
sioners district No. ; is j. S. Babsr,
who lives Is miles north northwest of
Arapahoe.
Mr.. Baber came to Cheyenne county
in 1906 and engaged in farming and
cattle raising: he has been success
ful business man and his farm is we'll
equipped for handling cattle. He has
never before been candidate forpub-
lie office, if elected, he will make an
ideal commissioner. His we'll known
business ability will be an asset to
the county If q man is successful in
his own business, he will be successful
in handlin. the county's business.
The business affairs of the county are
handled by the board OF County Com
a.d it Is to the interest of
the taxpayeIs that sound bushes men
should constitute the board. AS Mr..
Baber has these qualities, you will
make no mistake in voting for him.
Mr.. Baber's ideas regarding public
roads is in constructing roads for ALL
The PEOPLE. AS the main highway
the county isnearly completed
he believes the time is at hand for con
structing and improving the laterals.
WEST J. a. West, who asks for
your support on November 7th is the
Democratic candidate for County Clerk
and Recorder
: Mr.. West came to Cheyenne county
in 1910 living short time near Kit
Carson: later lie took up n homestead
q short distance solth of Cheyenne
Wells, where he still resides. In 1904
having been married about one year,
he had the misfortune to lose one of
his hands by accident. whils attend
ing to his chores, agnin misfortune
overlook him when he suffered frac-
ture Ot 10th bones OF the forearm from
which the hand had been amputated.
While Mr.. West is not asking for
your support ON the strength OF these
yet, we feel it is but just
that the public should know of them.
His chief Recommend alton for the Office
is that lie is fully qualified for the po-
sition. These qualifications combined
with his known energy and capacity
for hard work will nuke him an ideal
official who will give his entire time to
the Office, and will be always on the
job. A vote ior him means vote for
the right man for this office.
WILLIAMS w. F. Williums who
is the Democratic candidate for Shcr-
IN, is well known To the leOpleof Ciey
enne county that an introduction is
unnecessary. but rs this Office is one
the most important offices in the coun-
ty few words will lie in ord r.
There Is no Office in the county in
which experience counts for more than
In the SiierifI's office. A man to hold
this ONCE should have n very thorough
acquaintance with the people OF the
county, rs we'll ns intimate, know ledge
OF the other police oficers and sl,eriffs
Of the state. The fact that Mr.. Will