The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-16
THIS YEAR OF
MANY ELECTIONS

LIE COUNTY AND STATE TICK
rs TO BE SELECTED WITH
3lETHODS OF SELECTION NOW
ROyIDED.
=: Candidates for the approaching pri-
~ election have until the end of
1e to make their own nominations.
Nomination must be made by the
1ndidate himself or herself, with a
1<ificate from his or her party
&1irman as to the fact of party af
= f]Eation for a period of two years, or
1 atfidavits of at least five party
1ociates with the candidate to the
ne effect.
,While it IS said that candidates will
Iof be lacking they are rather back
y1ard in coming forward. L. Z. Glon-
xIon, as a republican candidate for the
f<4te senate, was the first to file on
xiday June 9. On the same day
UQnald Martin filed as a republican
&&ndidate for sheriff. 1t was said at
the time that George w. Oliver would
1'ie also as republican for sheriff. W..
q White for assessor was the next
" file and then came the filing of
Ened Cran1all for county surveyor,
hath republicans. Francis r. Hall
VIII secure the republican nomination
fQf county attorney without a contest
~ 3iis own party and also probably
without an opponent in the general
eIection, the democrats having no can
di6ate. Former Probate Judge F. P.
- c1ntnl lo 1f
1ic9 again as the republican nominee
and so is Court Clerk W. w. Sim
11onds for clerk.
Commissioners to Quit.
Never again. was the answer Civ
&n by County Commissioner Briney,
<t1irman, as to his candidacy for the
same office again. Mr.. and Mrs. Bri-
pey were down from the ranch this
morning on q shopping mission. 1t
is said that Commissioner Snyder
1eeIs the same way as Briney and it
has been known too amcng the friends
cf Commissioner Summers that he
has had enough official trouble to
want to quit if he cans The admins
tration of Briney, Summers and Sny-
der has not aroused any sort of crit
1cism as to their official integrity and
il is commented upon that their party
does not to a man insist upon their
zenomination at this time.
& Democrats to Have Innings.
With the PROBABLE exception of the
vacancy as to the county attorney
ship the democrats will nominate a
full ticket, but mighty few of the can
didates have actually come forward.
The entire party and good many
'Uther voters besides are insisting up
On the nomination of Fred l.. Viel Tor
county commissioner. Viel has been
depfived of the office for nearly
the entire term for which the supreme
court has said he was elected two
wears ago. The case is still pending
ia that court. Ii should be said that
in the present strong public feeling
in favor of Viel in this matter there
is no personal resentment extended to
his Exponent who was awarded this
office in legal form and has been
straight in filling it. Commissioner
Summers has been urged by his own
party associates to become a republi-
can candidate for the state senate
against Glennon.
The democratic stalwarts. are said
"a be arranging a strong ticket from
TOP to bottom. Thorough harmony
prevails in the ranks of the braves of
this band, while the same cannot be
said of their divided opponents.
A Fred L. Viel, before departing on a
business call to Dillon and Deer
Lodge, fled his formal nomination
for the office of county commissioner.
On the same day Francis r. Hall FL
"a for the office of county attorney.
VEL, democrat; Hall Republican.
Other nominations regarded as al
ready determined upon by the appli-
canfs are those of w. w. SimmOnds,
fep.. incumbent clerk and recorder;
Earl r. Gilbreath, DEM, incumbent
.1rensurer
+ It became known on the street yes
<&rday morning, after the Niel ming
I61f efforts would be made to induce
Ko<mer Commissioner Peter McKin-
1.x to enter in the race against We'll
Memorandum of Important Dates.
Xerms of Legislators begin Decem-
f0r 4, following election.
Terms of state officials begin OF
fhe FIRST Monday of January succeed
inx the election. This date for the
Hc1r 1922 is January /.
Legislative sessions convene on the
EfSf Monday after the first day OF
January succeeding the election. The
date of The 1923 session will convene
IS Janaary 5, 1923.
Election Data.
The following are the convention
and the election data for the yeal
1022:
The primary election Will be held
~ the first Tuesday of August; that
81 Angust /, 1922.
TIC county conventions Will be helC
0nfhe third Tuesday of August; that
IS August Is, 1922.
The state central committee VIII or
e>nize on the fourth Tuesday of Aug
uSf; that is, August p, 1922.
Tie state conventions will convenS
81 TIE fourth Tuesday of August
fhat Is, August %, 1922.
The general election will be helC
an the Tuesday succeeding the frs
Monday Of November; that is, Novem
kr7, 1922.
5 <fate hoard of canVaSSerS meet