The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-07
BUSINESS Men AS
NEXT COUNTY BOARD
STRONG SELECTIONS FOR DEM
n nOCRATICls COMMISSIONERS TO
lHBE CHOSEN IN NOVEMBER.

te the. democratic, county cpmmis-
ner ticket. The other selections are
I'd, L. Viel and w, n. Fayle, This,
the most important body in the.
inty,, excepting none, as into their
nds IL elected will be- committed
y financial welfare of the county,
/ spending of all the county taxes
/ the two years ensuing after next
nuary. aaaHIG94gH ih19u9% ~
che democrats have been fortunate
these nominations which need only
be ratified by the primary election.
gust i to make them the represen-
Hes Of the party. This of course
II mere matter Of form, for the can
|ates have no opposition. =.
All are known as first class busl-
IS men, with whom large major
@of the voters of the county have
tsonal acquaintance. Mr.. Niel is a
mon merchant who has made nota-
2ssuccess of all his enterprises ex-
in being able to take the same
fe two years ago after it had be-
e tangled in the meshes of the
Many people think there has
some sort of hocus-pocus worked
Inst him and against the rights of
voters in the long delays incident
ke adjudication of this case when
"a the entire term for which Mr..
MAS elected, as the supreme court
pronounced him, has been allowed
ip by without a final and irrevoc-
necision by the courts. 1t re-
3s for the apparent wrong to be
Led by the vote of the people, af-
*1l the court of last resort in such
aIfers and always to be depended
ia and always triumphant. Mr..
has borne himself with dignity
: batience in this exhibition of law
III subterfuges for the perversion
sjzStice. sa3
{e man thus brought prom
cnfly before the voters started a
lie store in Salmon a few years ago
|iR<a total capital of only six dol
HIN real money but with a million
liars IN energy, industry and integ-
~. Selling out his Salmon interests
Is Sears ago he embarked in the
lne line at Dillon and afterward at
n Iodge, where his qualities of
I6tx3fise were at once brought into
!tIon to make both these stores a go
'orfi,the start. Still finding his stock
expansion at high pres
installing these two stores,
&iAiels returned 10 Salmon, where
!. hal always maintained his resi-
>s1ce. to- buy back again the store he
ad sQ}a here, this transaction being
,tQhla in the fact that both buyer
IA selIer formed strong friendships
fheir deals with each other, both
lif6r15lally successful in running the
hid blace. Viel wanted the store
icIL t&fhapS for sentimental reasons
IA 3JtS Lehr was willing to let him
lEvo rib kthough it was a mighty good
Ionsy maker for him. 5s t#
Az "A Business Board.
So. much for Viel as a business man
is running mates are of the same
|nd. MI. Fayle is a rancher living
!. f& miles below Leadore. Two
2114 10 the returns showed him te
/ = 914yRvotes short of election. His
oit19 III presided over by his daugh,
|fs NfsSz Margaret Fayle, the other
Iozz13jIr sbf the household being {
ot1l8 xon. Mr.. Fayle lost his wife
bout the time of the last election
= h1a9made a notable success Of
lQthjQrs For many years he and hi;
k0f1<4 Tom carried on business al
ilmQte, He owns large property in
afQ4tG, IS a good business man anC
1joyo the esteem of all who know
III Xhe Leadore-Gilmore end of the
6ghtX VIII vote almost solidly fol
'4ylts &llIe his support will be strong
/ 1lt p4k&s of the county. Like tht
t1e{1 10A The ticket with him Mr.
EoV4 - dkstinctly a business man,
(E1Ilex to oklike Mr.. Fayle. His hon,
] t1t n.y. His fine judgment in mat
rx4 - ublic concern is recognize,
j ne coknnnunity where he lives ant
|4ere the pTesence of a commissions
Enpeh 20 he desired.
A. demand for good business mel
1er than for any other kind o
Nblic officer is the cry Of the over
Ied t4xpayer at this time. Their
n&I& for relief when such men a
~ F&$le md Brown are chosen a
l|dat&s for county commissioners
"a ~ charged with the spend
of III taxes. a.s Hu
@r1idetes But Not Nominated
1eto Ire Two candidates coming VI
The demoeratic primary fer sena
but Marry 3 one is formally ou
| u rau1e Vas filed. Both 4. {
| orz6n and E. H. Casterlin, tn
for 4 month or two and the sec
f1f = week or two, have been con
!. - cnm1Ii1ates, but both decline
, Mr. Amonson represents
I[n1ed democratic sentiment a
4 ido1ne1 and his platform
:. <1, f0ther than conservative
: xny he stands for some
: fEe<e and positive, anon
!, 1svoring the proposition
- @<le guarantee bank depoS
~ - utilities commission
~ 1<1te government and nc
)R' n1X Hpecial interests to cor
GekiQn: abolish all the useles
and admissions and do ava
H. prk6eut cabinet form of gov
1<s repeal the constabulary; er
ne laws for the benefit of tn
but pass no laws to their il