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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
3
Robert A Day, a prosperous Platte Valley ranchman and former county commissioner, seeks a two year term. He highlights road improvements and says he stayed in office to finish planned work, urging a vote to continue his efficient, businesslike administration.
Chas R Watson Republican candidate seeks re election to the District Court Clerk position for a 17th term. He is highly knowledgeable on land matters and has served as Clerk of Court for 16 years with strong voter support. Farmers and ranchers rely on him, with locals saying Tell your land troubles to Watson.
The Carbon County Commissioners announce a general election on November 7, 1916 to elect President, Vice President, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative, four State Legislators, and county officials including Sheriff, Treasurer, Assessor, and Clerk of the District Court. Also voting on two constitutional amendments regarding public school funds and road improvements.
The Republican party presents Frances Smith as candidate for County Superintendent of Schools to be decided at the upcoming election. Smith previously held the post for four years, earned praise for her efficiency across Carbon County, is a Carbon County native educated in public schools, Wyoming University graduate, and former Rawlins teacher. Her strong primary vote suggests broad support for her election.
The Republican party of Carbon County presents Arthur J Rosier to voters as candidate for county and prosecuting attorney. Over the past two years he has proven qualified, impartial, and fearless, standing on his record for re-election to this responsible office.
The Republicans nominate Andrew Rasmussen of Savery for a four year term as county commissioner. Rasmussen has wide Carbon County ties from the old Carbon mining town to Rawlins and the Snake River country. He brings grading and road work experience from railroad days and two years as road supervisor, praised for thorough, satisfactory results. A vote for Rasmussen is a vote for a qualified steward of the county’s interests.
Charles B. Boyce Republican candidate for County Assessor presents six years of faithful service. He personally handles all assessable properties with fairness, aiming to ensure each resident pays their just share. Taxpayers praised by Board of Equalization for minimal changes and few complaints.
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