Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-18
CANDIDATES WHO WILL MAKE
 RACE IN THE PRIMARIES

show evidence of the draft of single sentence of the present constitution. It is not a God-given document, al- though we may say that it was an excellent one, and we do not care to have it changed until something more substantial is offered. '.
 Thomas E.. Campbell is unapposed for the republican nomination for governor and will carry large fol- lowing in the south, especially Mar icopa county.
 The other candidates on the demo- cratic ticket are among the best men Greenlee, county is an aspirant for in the party. James H. Kirby, of secretary of state and is a splendid fellow. :, Ernest R. Hall and Wesley A. Hill, of Maricopa county, are the republican candidates. MT. Hall is supposed to have incurred the wrath of many Maricopa county people be- cause of his connection with the Ku Klux Klan and may suffer defeat at the hands of Hill, although Hall has wide circle of friends who will try to put him over anyway.
 Richard H. Ramsey, of Yuma county, is the only candidate for the office of auditor, the republicans fail ing to file petition. He is young banker and is very popular in his home county.
 Wayne Hubbs, who will carry Mo have county almost unanimously in the election, will be opposed by Mrs. Jane Gregg of Maricopa county on the republican ticket, for state treas urer. Wayne is one of the most cap able men in the state for office and all his friends feel assured of his election.
 J. w. Murphy of Globe and Dan P. Boyle, of Douglas, are the rivals for the Democratic nomination for attor- ney general. MT. Murphy received the endorsement of the democratic convention at Tucson and should get the support of the party. He is cap able, honest and efficient. w. J. Gal braith is the republican candidate. Mir. Galb raith is the incumbent and has made a good record.
 c. Louise Boehringer, of Yuma is the democratic candidate for super intendent of schools. Mrs. Boeh- ringer is considered one of the best educators in the state and was given the democratic endorsement at the Tucson convention because of her we'll known interest in the schools of the i state. She has been superintendent of Yuma county schools for a num- Der of years and has been an educa- tor of recognized ability. Miss Elsie Toles, the present state superintend- .ent is the republican candidate. She is capable woman and has a large following. c. o. Case, who formerly presided over the schools of the state filed an eleventh hour petition for the office.
 Tom c. Foster and Ed O'Hagan are the democratic candidates for state mine inspector. The men are both capable and would fill the position with marked ability. They will be op- posed by Jack White on the republi- can ticket. MT. White is the present inspector and has large following throughout the state.
 Amos A. Belts was the choice of the democratic convention at Tucson for corporation commissioner, being the incumbent. Charles deSales Wheeler is to, be his democratic op- ponent. Mir. Betts will receive the vote of Mohave county for the office. R. A. Kirk is the republican candi- date.
 Charles R. Howe, incumbent, was endorsed by the Tucson convention and will undoubtedly receive the big vote of the state, outside of Maricopa county. It is the impression that Jesse Boyce is the choice of Maricopa county for the position because of the fact that Maricopa is taxed under present conditions at fair rate, on which only about 50eo is paid into the treasury. Taxpayers of that coun- ty are anxious to have a strangle hold on the tax commission and want a man from their own county to act with their other member in keeping the tax of the alfalfa fellows down to. bedrock. The republicans have not selected an opposing candidate.
 MOHAVE COUNTY CANDIDATES
 The filing of petitions for the var ious parties in Mohave county was closed Monday last with large dem- ocratic list of entries.
 For Sheriff w. P. Mahoney and w. B. Stephens are the only entries, the republicans sitting on the fence to witness the tug of war. MT. Mahoney has been the sheriff of the county the past four years and has made one of the states best officers. His record is clear and clean and while he has made some enemies in the performan- ce of the duties of his office he has