The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-28

people of this and county will be called upon to vote for men 10 fill the county offices for the next two years. Both the Republican and the Demo cratic rarties have placed their tickets in the field. The Republicans have placed upon their ticket men who are known and who represent the people, and they were nominated by repre- sentatives from all parts of the coun- ty, while the Democratic ticket was made up and nominated by G. G. Berry. THE TOMBSTONE predicts that the voters of this county will elect the Republican ticket from top to bottom. The following is the ticket placed before the people for their suffrage:
 For Delegate t. Congress, Curtis c. Bean, the present incumbent, than whom no better man could be found in the Territory.
 For Superintendent of Public In- struclion, Thomas Cordis, an educated and refined gentleman, whose fitness and qualifications can not be gain said.
 For Joint Councilman, B. S. Golf man, a gentleman who is well known throughout the county, and whose election is a foregone conclusion.
 For Territorial Councilman, W. A. Harwood, gentleman who is known throughout the county as a straight forward, honest working man, and who saved this county from being divided two years ago.
 For members of the Assembly, W. F. Flemming, w. A. Nash, Chas. N. Thomas, A. c. Richards and w. F. Frame, all workingmen, whose inter eSts are for and with the Territory and Cochise county, which is their homes, and where they expect to re- de for all lime.
 For County Judge, E. W. Morrison, of Wilcox, is the nominee He is an able lawyer, being q member of all the courts from Washington Territor! to Colorado. He studied law under Judge Deadly, If Oregon. As to his fitness for the position, the lawyers Of this city, who hrve had business with him, say that he is well qualified.
 For Sheriff, R. S Hatch, the pres ent incumbent, is the nominee. H.. has been faithful officer of the county for four years, and has won the friendship and esteem of the cl;i- zens of this county regardless of party. and they will honor him with re election.
 For District Attorney, we have Judge w. II. S.ilwell, ex-Distric' Judge of this Judicial District, and d gentleman against whom nothing car be said, and who will be elected a, sure as the sun rises and sets c.: the second day of next Fovember.
 For County Treasurer, Andrew ,. Ritter, the present incumbent, who Is known by every man, woman and child in the county, and whose ad- ministration of the oGics during the past two years has been SO satisiacto- " 10 the taxpayers that he will be reelected by large majority.
 For County Recorder, ". F. Brad ley, one of the most popular gentle. men in the conty, who is thoroughly fitted for the CIfice for which lie is the nominee, and who is certain 10 be elected.
 For County Assessor, E. G. Norton, of Bisbee, is the candidate. He is an experienced business man and gen. tleman who is thoroughly fitted tor the office to which he aspir, $, and on election day the people will wisely vote for him.
 For County Clerk, Allen Walker. d very bright and intelligent young man, is the nominee. He is in ev- cry way fitted for the office, and this, with his great popularity, will bo e,,ra to oloo. l;o,