Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-01
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget oI Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
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BIsBEE, Oct. 30, 1896.

Scott White was also an incoming passenger this evening.
 Mrs. Ben Sneed came in on the train today for shoft visit to her many friends.
 Wm. Shilliam who came up from Benson yesterday cn business return tC th at place this morning.
 Another photographer has just ar rived in town to try and take the pie ture custom away from our local pho tographer. We are sorry to zee the way iu which our people take to these outsiders and ignore their local estab- lishments. We have in our town pho. tographe-. Mir. Msrkey, as accom- | llI-hed & man at his business as any who have ever vI.itei our towu.. His work either on view. or portraits is l fully up 10 ary taleLt usually seen outside of the best city establishments and we cannot understand how ou people will always take the wor-t of it just becase some smooth talking out sider calls around and does very fine work with his mouth. An amatuer photographer has just left town with full sack acquired by selling pictures of our town a. $l each, which could have been procured from Msrkey at game goes on. Good friends jus, fig ! ure on this a little and give Msrkey a call before patronizing any more trav- cling amatuers.
 The Daily DemOcra. takes rather a peculiar view of our remarks III re- gard to that mista;ement Of theirs in regard To Inc c,unty Candidates and he county central committee passing resolutions not to subscr.b. to the territorial cam paisn fund. W. have lately !oHni out n what they based
 
 number of the candidates, who had eubsorIbed 10 the Territorial fund quite literally, tod the others in one of their meetings tha. they thought the best plan 10 follow in assessing themselves for campaign purposes was b contribute the necessary amount to the county fund, and then to contri- bute what they saw it to the Territorial fund on the outside. Ii tritiing cir. cumstsncs like this is sufficient basis for an article such as they published, which ell but stated that the Republi- cans of Cochise county were not sat- isfied with the head of their ticket and did not want to elect MT. Doran, then we have nothing to say. To our mind the candidates who communicated the incident to the Democrat reporter showed very poor judgment. They might have known that the circum. stances, slight in itself, would be stretched into mountain before the Democrat was through with it and that is exactly what happened. They have just printed another such article this evening according to our notion. They devote whole column to an item in which they endeayor to make out that MT. poran has had very unfavor able dealings with the Odd Fellow lodge No. 1 of PiDsl county. This article app a.s to b ave been written solely Tor tie purpose of iDjuring Mir. DJran in ti {. 7, es of the Old Fellows | here ,ni, a~- It, Is merely one of ! that cla-s ,i narsee winch appears . few day Ge!,.e lection when 1t Is too late Tor .nyone ocontradict them and which con sist of one part rumor and three parts of dir'. We hope the people will look at these Democrat articles in this light and not permit themselves to be led sstrsy
 ! HUGHEs-LGGETT
 Last night two more of our young folke, forsook the ways of single blessejness and started down the alluring road of mstrimony. The happy cCurle in this instance are MT. William E. Hughes and Miss May Liggett, both old residents of Bisbse who eni the respect and good will of all their acqusntsnces, The many friends of the young couple unite in wishing them happy and . pros- porous lie and we have no doubt but what they Will enjoy it to the utmost.