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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
3
Robert A. Day, a Platte Valley rancher and incumbent county commissioner, seeks reelection to a two year term. He highlights completed road projects and ongoing connections to a regional roads network, arguing his bid ensures continued efficient, businesslike county government.
Chas R Watson Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court seeks re election for another term in Carbon County. He is described as highly informed on land matters and repeatedly elected by large majorities over 16 years. Farmers and ranchers rely on him, with locals saying Tell your land troubles to Watson.
The Board of County Commissioners of Carbon County Wyoming issues a general election notice for November 7, 1916. Voters select presidential electors US senator US representatives state legislators county officers and local officials plus vote on two constitutional amendments. The proclamation is signed by Chairman W A McKay and Clerk L B Magor with county seal.
The Republican party names Miss Frances Smith as candidate for County Superintendent of Schools in Carbon County. Smith previously held the post for four years, earning praise for her efficient work across the county. A Carbon County native educated in public schools and Wyoming University, she has taught in Rawlins.
The Republican party of Carbon County presents Arthur J Rosier as the candidate for county and prosecuting attorney. He has proven qualified and impartial in the past two years and seeks re election.
The Republicans favor Andrew Rasmussen of Savery as a four year county commissioner candidate. Rasmussen is well known across Carbon County, has mining town roots, a Rawlins and Snake River ranch background, and extensive road grading experience including railroad grading and a western road district supervisor role.
Chas. B. Boyce, Republican candidate for County Assessor, seeks another term after six years of service. Supporters praise his fair, efficient work, noting no partiality and careful assessment of all property. Taxpayers are urged to back his continued leadership for just taxation and a stable assessment roll.
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