Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-02
DEMOCRATS.
Who the Candidates Are Who Will Be Voted for
 on Tuesday Next.
SCOTT WHITE.

coihe Nottrs nave an lue2 tuht ScOtt White is the White formerly known as "prayer-book White" of Benson. He is not, however, any kin to that family of Whites. Scott White is a resident of Bowie Station, where he has lived for ten years. He came there and went to mining in 1882. He afterwsrd went into the cattle bus iness. which he has followed for sev- ersl years. He has lease of the rail road hotel at that point, which is the eating station for the passengers over the Southern Pacific road. He is a young man 8 years of age, and a fear less, active man of good sense and judgment. He has served for two years as Supervisor and served the people faithfully.
 M. D. scRIBNER.
 Mir. Scribner is down on tue register as B years of age. He came to Tombstone in 1886 and has lived here ever since. He has been in the em- ploy of Wells, Fargo & Co. since he was fifteen years of age and is consid- cred one of the most trustworthy of their agents. He has repeatedly been offered agencies with far more money in them but declined to leave Cochise county. He was offered the San Diego office and also the office at the City of Mexico but declined both offers. He is not 8 man of means but uses his ex- cess cash in many ventures, in which he has not been always successful. He has made hosts of admirers in Tombstone by his active, pushing ways and sterling character.
 J.J. PATTON.
 MT. Patton is A years of age and has been residing in Tombstone almost as long as it has been g camp. He has followed the business Of a dealer in saddleIy and harness all of this time and there is hardly a man in the county but has dealt with him during that time on one or more occasions. He is g man of upright character His business career has been as clean as new dollar and his private life an exemplary one. He is acquainted with every taxpayer and trail in the county, and would not overlook any thing in the line of duty if elected to the responsible position of assessor.
 A. WENTWORTH, The candidate for County Recorder, is Al years of age and has been a resi- dent of Cochise county for eight years. He has resided at Fsirbank during this time and acts as agent for the N. NJ. & A. and A. < s. E. roads at that point. He is a man of ability and in- legrity. His health has been failing fer the past year or two. and the advice given him by his physician was to leave the immediate vicinity of the San Pedro river bottom where Fair bank ie located. He has already ten dered his resignation as agent for the railroad companies, and will move to Tombstone next month.
 AR. ENGLISH.
 MT. English, the candidate for Dis trict Attorney, has filled that position for four years, namely during the years 1887 and 1888, and 1891 and 1892. He is man of ability, whose knowledge of law is not surpassed by many older heads in the territory He is but 56 years of age and has st- tained a position in the legal fraternity of the territory that few men of his age can boast of. All of his earnings have been spent in building up the resources of the county where he Ina, lived for ten years He has some val uable mining interests in the county at Gold Camp as well ae in Tomb ] stone.
 w.. MoSMoNIER.