The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-23
Good For WaIInDai.


 The members of Burnside Post C. A. R. who visited San Francisco dur ing the late encampment were not a whit behind tue members oi the other posts, in taking in the sights in San Francisco as the following letter will show:
 SAN FRANCISCO Aug 19, 1886.
 EDITOR DAILY ToDlBsToNE-Sir- Excuse the liberty I take in sending you the following communication but as 1 know Mir. Clark to be deserving young man and q great favorite in your city thought that It would not come amIss.
 1 am teacher in the public schools here and during the first days of the encampment was introduced to Mir. Clark, the introduction soon ripened into friendship on both of our parts. Learning that Mir. Clark was quite an enthusiasist in the cause of edu- cation, l invited him to visit my class. He done so and after I had made the children go through their exercises for his benefit. l asked him to address the children which he kindly did in the following language, after raising lis towering form into 8 standing position and making 8 nice bow.
 "Children l am extremely gratifed at having the exquisite pleasure through an invitation from your dear instructress, of addressing you with few words of wisdom which are not quite as profound as those of Socrates you all know who Socrates was, he was the first man that broke a piece of rock in the Bunker Hill district in Arizona, He was great man. Ex- case me children for diverting my words for few moments from the subject upon which l will address you, but when think of Socrates it carries me back to my lonely cabin in the Turquoise district when Si Bryant who was my pard threw my only pair of boots, at q stray coyote and tucked his own under his head for a pillow d-bless him. But digress. Once I was little boy know that you can hardly believe it, looking as do, but it was s fact nevertheless. I went to school as you are doing now and l always made it q point t0 love my teacher as I now abjure you all to do. (Here 2 sauey little urchin in the back TOW of scholars cried out "oh freeze your teeth and give your tongue q sleighride.a y If you would go out into this great world-Arizona- be- come useful men and women you must study hard and above all things love your teacher, You my little man pointing to bright little boy may yet become president of the Uni ted States or even Governor of Ari- zopa where you can issue proclama- tions and you little girl if you study and love your teacher might become 8 presidents or a governors wife but as you all can't be presidents and gov ernors, you might if you study hard and love your teacher become the ed- itor of the Tombstone Epitaph but above all things don't fail to love your teacher.
 If you find this beautiful city too small for you when you strike out for Arizona don't arm yourself with 2 caliber pea shooter but always carry 8 a Colts double action 45. Now dear children don't forget what have told you and above all things love your teacher. Here another scholar cried out yum yum and the cry was taken up by the whole class and MT. Clark subsided. TEACHER. Offensive partisanship under Dem ocratic rule is the title Of a new book tn he nuhliahnd hu PoStranstor Cnr