Saltykov
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Saltykov was a Russian noble family. Notable members of the family include:
▪ Alexander Saltykov
▪ Alexander Mikhailovich Saltykov (1728?-1775), a Russian writer and translator
▪ Prince Alexander Nikolayevich Saltykov (1775-1837), a Russian statesman
▪ Alexander Saltykov (boxer) (1980-), a Russian boxer
▪ Alexei Saltykov
▪ Prince Alexei Dmitriyevich Saltykov (1806-1859), a Russian diplomat, writer, painter, and explorer
▪ Alexei Petrovich Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar, governor of Moscow and Kazan
▪ Boris Saltykov (?-?), a Russian voyevoda of the 16th century
▪ Fyodor Saltykov (?-1715)
▪ Ivan Saltykov
▪ Ivan Mikhailovich Saltykov (? - 1611), a Russian political figure
▪ Ivan Pavlovich Saltykov (1917-1980), a Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
▪ Count Ivan Petrovich Saltykov (1730-1805), a Russian Field-Marshal
▪ Mikhail Saltykov
▪ Count Mikhail Saltykov(1767-1851), a Russian statesman
▪ Mikhail Saltykov (?-?), a Russian voyevoda and diplomat of the 17th century
▪ Mikhail Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar
▪ Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin (1826-1889), leading Russian satirist, known under his penname Shchedrin
▪ Count Nikolay Saltykov (1736- ), a Russian Field Marshal
▪ Nikolai Saltykov (1886 - 1928), actor (IMDB)
▪ Praskovia Saltykova - Tsarina, wife ov Ivan V of Russia
▪ Pyotr Saltykov
▪ Pyotr Mikhailovich Saltykov (?-1690), a Russian boyar and close associate of Alexei Mikhailovich
▪ Pyotr Samoylovich Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar and voyevoda
▪ Count Pyotr Saltykov (1698-1772), Russian statesman, son of Semyon
▪ Semyon Saltykov
▪ Sergei Saltykov
▪ Count Sergei Saltykov (c. 1726-1765), first lover of Catherine the Great, son of Vasili
▪ Duke Sergei Nikolayevich Saltykov (1776-1828), a Russian statesman
▪ Stepan Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar and voyevoda
▪ Vasily Saltykov

The Ashland Daily Tidings

April 24, 2008
'Bub' Saltekoff challenges Smith on the GOP side
By Damian Mann
For the Tidings
Republican Morris W. "Bub" Saltekoff is running against incumbent C.W. Smith on t he Republican ticket for the position of Jackson County commissioner in the May 20 primary election. Saltekoff ran against Commissioner Jack Walker in 2006.
"I'm pretty sure I won't get elected," said the 65-year-old retired beekeeper and millwright. "I'm not that well known like Mr. Smith."
He said he's got nothing against the county commissioner. "He's a heck of a nice guy," he said. "I feel I can do it just as well as he can. Unfortunately he's in my way."
Saltekoff said he wants to add a little humor to his campaign and has offered up slogans such as "Join the chorus — vote for Morris" and "This Bub's for you."
He ran against Walker because he said that commissioner treated him unfairly and wouldn't help him in a property dispute. Walker has said he didn't have any recollection of the encounter.
Saltekoff, who has lived most of his life in Oregon, said he opposes any kind of unfair tax, wants increased sheriff's patrols and wants to keep libraries open, protect property rights and have zero tolerance for gangs.
He also wants to protect property rights while defending farm and forest lands.
A former Sunday school teacher and volunteer at a soup kitchen, Saltekoff said he would be a strong advocate for seniors and would offer greater respect to the citizens of the county. He said he wants to protect services for at-risk children and protect programs that provide nutrition for low-income families.
Saltekoff said he didn't have any specific criticisms of Smith.
"I'm not going to attack him — he's an ex-sheriff," he joked.
Smith said he didn't know Saltekoff, but has heard of his family name over the years.
"It's certainly going to be an interesting primary and I look forward to the race," he said.