Tax Payers Question Sheriff Jones Administration Costs
County voters are urged to review twenty one months of sheriff and deputy expenses totaling 6750.53 under Chas A Jones and Deputy Murray. The critique accuses high bills for board, meals, and special deputies, urging voters to reject the same administration at the polls.
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Sheriffs Office
Jones
Murray
Bi Ee
Chas. A. Jones
Nattoneee Ooe
A. Jones
Civis
Board of Prisoners
Gqiszir
Leroy Jones
Art Murray
Gee Fritz
H. A. Secor
Guy C. Barnum
L. C. Jones
Daly
A. Dunes
No Audience Fails to Draw Crowd at Goaton's Hall
Democratic speakers Joseph H Hutchinson and John Callahan failed to attract a crowd last Thursday at Goaton's hall. After waiting until ten with under a dozen attendees, lights went out and the meeting was abandoned, a free dance promised to those present. Edward Everett Hale turns eighty on April 8. On a Philadelphia trip he gave up his seat to a boy on a crowded Broadway car, remarking he would repay the courtesy when the boy is eighty if still alive.
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Joseph H. Hutchinson
John ©. Callahan
Goaton’s Hall
Sea Springs Chestian
Edward Everett Vale
Edward Everett Hale
Pailadelphia
Dr. Hale
Independent fears loss if GOP ticket prevails
A fragment notes concern that independents are trying hard to avoid defeating the Republican ticket, signaling political tension and campaign stakes amid party competition.
Republican candidates summaries of Col Dolman and Mrs Burnside
This piece profiles Col P R Dolman born 1834 near Zanesville Ohio and his Civil War service from Missouri to Georgia, later roles in Montana politics and mining on the Snake River, plus Mrs Leal M Burnside born in Manchester England 1867, longtime educator in Lincoln County and Sto shone, elected County Superintendent in 1898 and 1890 with strong support. It notes her progressive status and character as an educator.
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Col
P.R. Dolman
Zanesville
Ohio
St. Louis
Brunswick Mo
Col Dolman
Brunswick
Fremont
18Th Infantry
Missouri
Dolman
Price
Island No. 10
Shiloh
Libby
Sherman
Atlanta
Chariton
Idaho
Utah
Montana Pees
Col. Dolman
Montana
Col. Colman
General Grant
Chicago
Butte Montana
Snake River
Hagerman
Leal M. Burnside
Manchester
England
New York City
Burnside
Nebraska
Brady Island
Stoshone
Lincoln County
Kernkse
Lincoln county candidates praised in local notices
The piece lauds Guy C Barnum and Geo W Fritz for railroad ties amid political controversy, notes Dilatush's Idaho legislature service and ranching, and endorses Frank Millsaps and Frank Molleaps as strong Republican county candidates with business credentials.
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Guy C. Barnum
Geo. W. Fritz
Etiil
Guy
Frank T. Disney for county attorney gains support
Frank T. Disney emerges as a well qualified county attorney candidate. He graduated from Mt. Vernon High School in Ohio, studied four years at Baldwin University Cleveland, earned A B and Ph B in 1895, then attended Nebraska State University Law College and was admitted to practice before Nebraska's Supreme Court in 1893. Disney is a diligent and open record man.
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Frank T. Disney
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Baldwin University
Cleveland
Disney
Law College
Nebraska State University
Supreme Court of the State of Nebraska Lune H
Frank Disney
Canorate For Probate Junee
William J. Smith, republican candidate for probate judge, born in Michigan aged 48, moved to Omaha where he studied, then moved west in 1879. He worked 21 years for Western Union Telegraph and later entered the mercantile business in this city. He has served four years as justice of the peace in Shoshone precinct and four years on the local school board, always active in town interests.
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William J. Smith
Michigan
Omaha
Western Union Telegraph Company
Smith
Shoshone
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Chas. N. Dilatush
Warren
Barnum Railroad
Peard
Rencher
Countr
Holbrooks University
Lebanon
Stockshg‘er
K. I. Perky
Dilatush
Hhis County
Boise
Lhatre
Frank Millsaps
Atchison County
Hunier
Molleaps Cam
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