The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-15

his time and money for the success oi the party; he is also one of the strongest men on the ticket and will be the next Recorder of Cochise county.
 Allen Walker is the nominee for the office of county clerk. He is a young man in every way capable of filling ;he position, and has hosts of friends, as the handsome majority he received in the convention goes 10 show.
 E. G. Norton is the candidate for county assessor. Mir. Norton is an old wheel horse in the republican party, and had the solid endorsement of Bisbee, his home, for the office which is the only one that they have asked the republican party to give them. He will be elected by a hand some majority.
 II. G. Howe, for county surveyor, will be elected to keep the same for the ensueing two years.
 c. B. Tarbeu is the nominee for public administrator and coroner. Mr. Tarbell Is q business man of Tombstone and is well known throughout the county. He will look for the interests of his office in the same careful manner that he does his own.
 Bramar s. Brown is the nominee from this portion Of the county for supervisor. Mir. Brown is one of the earliest residents of Tombstone, and is thoroughly identified with it's inter ests, IS he is also with those Of Cochi-e county. He Is a careful and pains taking business man anI is popular with the masses. and will make Il drst-class supervisor.
 T. C. Bain | the candidate for supervisor from the country. Mir. Bain is a resident of Dos Cabezas, and is thoroughly capable for the position, anl as this is the fist time Chat Dos Ca5ezas has ever asked for anything, her wish hio been gratidci by the nomination Of Mr. Bain, by the republican convention. and the people of Cochise courty will ratiTy the nomination hy elacling him on the seconI day of November next. John [. E,s;on is candida e for the office of Justice oi the pace. His past experience as lawyer and a iu.ist will place him il the position without 2ny trouHe.
 Wllitm 5heaGer i; a ycarS man O. a.ili:y and education, aud is well ii te! fur ihe office ci justice c! the ptac,, for winch he is d nominee, and wi! be eleclel.
 C.L Dean is a nominee for Jas.ice of the Peice. The CDionsl has served as ruolc administration ana coroner for the past two years, and is tho- roughly !tted for tie office he seeks, and as he is very popular he is surs of being plccted.
 Frank Broad is nominee for con stable. He is a young man who is known throughout the whole county, and withal is very popular He is thoroughly capable of filling the office and will without a doubt be one of the next constablcs.
 Fred J. Dodge is a candidate fer constable for this precinct. He served the people in that capacity for two years before with satisfaction. He has also for the past year and a ! lAll uldtC dll GILlC'CllG HIS ilG h1lNA nan. He is sure of an election.
 CITY TICKET. c. \. Thomas is the candidate for Mayor, ana will in all probability re- ceive the whole vote cast. He Will reassume the office of mayor when he returns from Prescott in March next.
 MT. Ashman is the candidate for councilman for the first ward. He is a business man and property holder in this city, and will do his share to place the city on q paying basis and wipe our her present debt.
 Mir. Goodwin is q candidate for councilman for the second ward. He is business man and property owner and is sound oarH city questions.
 Geo. R. Watt is candidate for councilman from the thIrd ward. lie is a business man and property owner and is thoroughly identified with the city interests.
 E. J. Butler is ! candidate for