The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-03

ing been speaker OF the house In
1910. His familiarity with legisla-
tive work Will make his service very
u. u. YOUNG.
d. H. Young, republican nominee
for the legislature, Is we'll qualified
TO serve the citizens OF this county
For nine years he has been a citizen
IL the SKATE. and as a member OF The
Ada county bar he has become thor9
oughly acquainted with the needs OF
the county in legislative way. He
1wns considerable property In the
county and is prominently identified
With the live stock industry. His
wide experience In different lines
makes him specially fitted to serve
Ada county In the legislature.
G.. Is. LITTLE
G. 3D. Little. OF Boise, nominee as
County Commissioner for the First
district is one of Bosses most pro-
gressive and public spirited citizens.
He has been a ersident of the city
since 1890, and as a building con-
tarcto and superintendent has built
many OF the best buildings in Boise.
Through his extensive knowledge of
public work, he will make a highly
efficient commissioner
GUS CARLSON.
candidate for county commissioner,
elected in 1912. Reelected in 1914.
~ years a resident and taxpayer OF
Ada county. Operates farms in the
county. He is giving his personal at
tention to the proper construction Of
our county roads.In doing SO he is an
advocate of letting the farmers and
taxpayers contribute the labor as
they demand. Under his direction
the construction is one hundred per
cent efficient.
j. y. BOONE
nominee for county commissioner
for the Third district is one of the
most substantial and progressive
citizens of Ada county. For a long
numeber of years he has been prom
inently identified with the farming
and dairying interests of the county.
Tie Is a taxpayer and will make a
careful and conservative member Of
the hoard.
WILLIAM ID. CLAWSON
candidate for sheriff, was reared in
as deputy sheriff and his service
during that time gave him thor
ough knowledge of the county and
of the duties OF the office. AS sher-r
iff he can be depended upon for the
enforcement of the laws and the
faithful performance of the duties OF
his office. A better qualified man
for the office Is not be found.
ANNA Nj. MOODY
As treasurer and ex-officio tax coll
lector of the county the past two
wears, Mrs. Anna M.Moody has given
the citizens OF Ada county q highly
efficient administration, and her re-
election to this office will but be q
.merited reward for faithful service.
In her first year she made saving
for the taxpayers in excess OF
$l.100. Her record is open to the
inspection of all and entities her to
reelection.
IVY NJ. WILSON
Under the supervision OF Miss
Ivy NJ. Wilson, nominee for Surerin-
tendent. the schools of Ada county
have made splendid advancement.
She has been sensibly progressive,
ltnulte iitT tiAtOuIdStuiSHt-4 W NhboN
educational movements which seemed
to he the outgowth OF we'll tried eS~
periences and to best meet the needs
OF our growing conditions. She un-
derstands her work, is economical.
and is in sympathy with every move-
ment which has for its aim better
school privileges to every child. Her
record of faithful service is the best
9 4. -. tsxs,
d. n. MILLER
For more than a quarter of a CEN
fury ID. II. Miller. of Boise. the Re-
publican nominee for Probate Judge,
has been a citizen of Ada county and
member of the Ada county bar. In
1898, he represented the county in
the legislature. and as speaker of the
house of that session, Was a strong
factor in the enactment of some of
the most beneficial laws ever enact
ed in the state. IL was through his
activity that the present free text
book law was passed. His ripe ex-
perience and marked fidelity to ev-
cry trust repesed in him eminently
qualify him for the office.
wM. A. KINGAID.
During the Two terms w. A. Kin
caid. present county assessor and
nominee for reelection. has served
the people he has gained an enviable
reputation for fairness and good.
sound business Judgment among tax
payers. In the discharge of his Of
fetal duties, he has given general
satisfaction and the marked favor
with which his official record ID view
ed by the people strongly argues for
his reelection.
CLYDE r.. SUMMERS
Clyde E. Summers was elected
Coroner of Ada County in 1914 by