Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-10-10

He has taught two terms in this
county, and two only, but has al
ways been identified with the teach
ing profession since entering this
field.
He has always affiliated with the
Democrat party.
If elected, he promises that the
office he holds will be at the coun-
ty seat where it belongs.
W. D. WATSON
w. d. Wasson, candidate named
by the Democrats of Torrance coun-
ty to represent this Legislative Dis
trict at the coming session of the
legislature, has been a resident of
the county of Torrance for the last
thirteen years and has been active in
the interests of the county through
the Democratic party. He has never
asked for any position at the hands
of the public. If he had worked as
hard for himself as he has for his
friends he might have held any po-
sition in the gift of the people of
Torrance county.
Judge Wasson was licensed to
practice in the courts of Texas in
1879, and was later admitted to the
Courts of the United States. Since
coming to New Mexico he has been
active in the practice Of the law in
the State Courts and before the U,
S. land authorities. He served
his district in Texas as prosecuting
attorney two terms and refused the
for third term.
He has lived here long enough to
know the needs of this county and
state. His experience and knowl-
edge of the law and of the phrase
ology of the law makes him the man
to help write the law.
H. G. RANDY
H. G. Randy, the nominee for
Probate Judge is one of the new
corners. He came here from Castro
county, Texas, year ago this month,
and has since been in the mercan-
tile business at Mcintosh.
He and his father before him
we're born and reared in Texas.
This, to the satisfaction of all peo-
ole, fixes his politics.
Mr.. Randy has been engaged in
public business ever since he
reached his majority-and before.
He is thirty-one years old and talks
some Spanish.
His record as citizen in Texas
and here qualities him to fill the Of
flee of Probate Judge.
He promised at the convention
when nominated that he would just
y and impartially fulfill the duties
If the office if elected.
C. M. MILBOURN
G. M. Milbourn, the nominee for
County Commissioner for the First
was born in Indiana forty
one years ago, but has spent all but
four years of his life in Kansas and
New Mexico.
He has always been active in the
'anks of Democracy, and has never
yoted any but Democratic ticket.
He is at present a member of the
Board of Education of the county,
where he has worked consistently for
he betterment of the schools of the
county. He has always been active
n every movement looking to the
development and betterment of the
community and county. One phase
If his work has been an effort ex-
ending over several years for the
of the bean growers of
he state into strong body, to the
md that the Pinto bean, after being
properly cleaned and packed, might
AXE it's place on the markets, where
t belongs, at the head of the list.
Nlr. MlfDOurH Is d SucCeSSlul ldiA-
er, intelligent and we'll educated, and
f elected can be depended upon to
guard and promote the interests of
he taxpayers.
WALTER F. MARTIN
Walter F. Martin, candidate for
Commissioner from the Second Dis
5rict, was born and reared in Texas,