Mohave County miner., 1916-11-04
PERSONNEL IF DEMOCRATIC
 TICKET FUR MOHAVE COUNTY
CFrom Thursaay,s Daily Miner.l

(From Thursdays Daily Miner.)
 The Democratic party, at the recent primary, selected for its candidates men who have had long residence in Mohave county and are noted for their ability and integrity. It is with no disparagement of the candidates of the other parties that the Daily Miner puts forth the claim that the candi- dates of the Democratic party are worthy of the support of voters for the offices to which they aspire, and may be relied upon, if elected, to carry out the work of the various offices to the best interests of the people.
 W. P. Mahoney
 The man who has been selected to represent Mohave county in the senate of the state of Arizona is W. F. Mahoney, now a representative in the state legislature. MT. Mahoney has not only been an able representative, but has attracted a great deal of at tention to the county in a mining way. He has worked in the mines of this county many years and has been sue cessful in his undertakings. He has been known to the people of the county many years and has a host of warm personal friends in all the other parties who believe in his honesty and sincerity. His experience in the past legislature will make him a valuable asset to Mohave county's legislative material.
 Jasper N. Brewer
 The Democrats have put forth Jas per N. Brewer to carry the legislative banner to victory in the present cam paign. Jasper, as he is familiarly known to his host of friends, was raised from childhood in Mohave county. For years he has been en- gagged in mining and mill work. In his employment in the various camps he has surrounded himself with more friends than the ordinary miner is blessed and today there is not a man in Mohave county who can count more real friends than he. Jasper Brewer has a sunny disposition, clean habits and unquestioned integrity.
 Joseph W. Prisk
 One of the most important offices to be filled by the electorate of Mo have county is that of sheriff, and for that office Joseph w. Prisk of Chlor- idle has been chosen. Joe Prisk came to Mohave county with his parents when small lad. His father was the late Joe Prisk, one of the early own CTS of the American Flag mine, sit uated fifteen miles east of Kingman. Mir. Prisk has resided in the county about thirty years, having engaged in mining and other pursuits since boy hood. He has been the sole support of his mother since the death of his father many years ago. In the town in which he lives his friends are evi- denced by the almost solid vote of the townspeople at the primaries in his favor. He is a splendid fellow and the workers of the county are sure to be with him on election day.
 I. N. Hart
 After two years as clerk of the board of supervisors, I. N. Hart was selected as the Democratic candidate for county treasurer. He is capable, honest and efficient. Since coming to Mohave county many years ago he was engaged in mining until the fail ing sight of his wife required him to remove to town, where she might be under better care. As a miner he was liked by all the boys and numbers his friends by the hundreds. No mat ter what place in life Newt Hart fills his love for the mining game will ever be alive.
 Harry L. Underwood
 So popular was Harry Underwood that no Democrat had the temerity to make a stand against him in the re-