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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
9
Entered as Second Class matter June 30, 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the Act of March 3 1879. GEBHART ANDERSON Proprietors C T GEBHART P P ANDERSON Editor Associate 12:43 p m sessese8 DP Dh
A list of several state officials and candidates for county positions is shown. It names Governor W E Mullen Sheridan County secretary of state W R Schnitger Laramie County state treasurer J L Baird Weston County state auditor Robert Forsythe Sweetwater County state superintendent of schools A D Cook Converse County state chief justice C N Potter county. For State Legislature R A Baldwin Hyattville Boies C Hart Basin D E Hollister Ceedy Thomas Long Garland J W Crosby Cowley For Treasurer Joseph H Neville Byron For County Clerk Peter Enders Cloverly For Sheriff William N Eyre Cowley County and prosecuting attorney R B West For Clerk of Court William F Brown Bairden For Assessor J S Honnold Worland For County Surveyor Clyde W Atherly For Superintendent of Schools A F Fillerup Lovell For Coroner Dr C Dana Carter For Commissioner Four year term S T Johnson Burlington For Commissioner Two Year Term Phillip M Gallahher Shell
Wyoming judge Kuykendall, invited to the platform, declared his Democratic allegiance and denounced a Rawlins Journal accusation about his political aims. He insisted he never sought candidacy, always ran in protest, and opposed press misrepresentation as Senators Warren and Governor Brooks attended.
W N Eyre is described as fearless, honest, and law abiding ready to enforce Commonwealth laws. Hart, a business figure in irrigation, is praised to serve the county at Cheyenne through upcoming leadership or board roles.
The Republican party of Big Horn county unites behind William N. Eyre for sheriff saying he is the man with proven integrity. A veteran rider and railroad contractor, Eyre knows the country and people, promising a square deal, thrift, and careful handling of public funds. Eyre has served as postmaster and ran a creditable mercantile business, with a loving family and home protection backing his bid.
A clipped political critique questions wool prices and land value under Democratic rule. It praises rancher Hollister and attorney Tom Long for experience and promises, and lauds Peter Enders as a model efficient Republican official.
R B West vows fearless county attorney service to save taxpayers money. Baldwin, a Big Horn county stalwart, is urged as taxpayer ally for the upcoming session. Carey, noted millionaire, seeks voters amid prior retirement advocacy. Senator Clark is deemed poised to win the U S Senate seat, succeeding the current incumbent Clark.
Crosby has earned a reputation among his fellow men for genuine manhood and is contributing to the up‑.
The piece advocates Republican candidates Gillaher and Johnson for county commissioners promising business administration and tax fairness. It endorses Rob Weet for county attorney, Millerup for superintendent of schools, W. N. Seyre for sheriff, Chatterton challenging Tommy Tynan over a penitentiary contract, and Hart Baldwin Hollister Long Crosby for state representatives. It criticizes Democratic rival Carey and praises R. B. West for legal qualifications.
Service excelled by none proclaims strict prosecution of criminals without bias. The editorial criticizes Judge Carey for nightly attacks on ten respected citizens, accusing him of spreading hatred and causing turmoil. The piece frames a broad call for justice and unity amid political tension in Cheyenne.
A clipped extract discusses Judge Carey’s education campaign and a claim about a county hospital built by the state for 22,500 dollars. It notes other state projects in 1908 totaling over 3107,000 and questions the candidate’s honesty in public office.
A terse query about post possession actions and whether reliance on him is feasible. The text suggests uncertainty over future steps and trust in the referenced individual without detailing context or consequences. Further clarification of the subject and situation is needed for accuracy.
A hostile race narrative accuses Blesa of corrupt tactics. The speaker alleges he is using money to buy Republican newspapers across Wyoming, paying double price for at least three outlets and offering more, while asking if Carey Gurgen can win Wyoming.
A Basin Saturday night Republican rally featured Senator Clark Hon W E B Mullen Judge Parmelee and Robert Forsythe speaking to a wide audience. Citizens regardless of party were instructed on issues in a forcible manner and the contrast with other campaigns was a clear lesson. The rally conveyed confidence that the Republicans have the right people and methods to achieve results.
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