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The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

ROBERT w. BARR, one of the demo-
 ratio nominees for supervisor, is better known throughout the county than any man on either ticket, with the possible eX ception oi Scott White. Mir. Barr was born in Mississippi in 1860, but raised in Texas. He was sheriff of sherman county, Texas, in '92 and '93. He came to Cochise county in '94, where he has since Sesided, holding the responsible position of manager of the Whitbech Cattle company's extensive interests on both s,des of the Mexican line. That company's headquarters are in Ash canyon. Mir. Barr IS also slightly inter ested in mines. One who so success fully mprages such grs.t litsint ss en. terprises IS surely the kind of man to be selected to manage the affairs of our county. His honesty and ability are above suspician-two qualities nec- essary in the members of that impor- tant branch of the county government.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

NJ. c. BENTON, familiarity known as
 sCass," is the man the Bisbee miners ,sken to have nominated as a candidate for county supervisor. In case of that k nd, nomination is equivalent to elec- tion. Benton was born in. Tennessee put raised in Texas. He came to Ari- zona several years ago and is employed
 n the Copper Queen mine. He has wife and children and own home on one 4 the Bisbee hills. He is relative o 'ld Tom Benton, of Mlssoari, who rep esented that state in congress for twenty-four years, and whose . name stands for pure democracy as much as Andrew Jackson's. He has never fig ured in tn, politics of Cochise county except as delegate to the last territo, rial convention. That Bishee should nave supervisor is conceded is con-
 eded by all. Benton and Barr repre-
 ent the two leading interests of the the county and are known to be honest 'ompetent men.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

THE office of assessor is comparatively a new one, having been made elective by the last legislature. It is an office that requires competent, active man. The democratic nominee for that place is F. M. Mckay, who is well known throughout the county, as will be shown on the eighth of next month. He is thoroughly familiar with the valuation of the property of the county, having lived in the county many years, and has always been on the tax rolls. He is an honest, upright business man, thor ongh gentleman in every respect, and Is well liked by all who have the pleasure of his acquaintance, and furthermore, he is a citizen of the United States, of which there seems to be some doubt concerning his opponent. Mckay will fill the office with honor to himself and credit to the county. Vote for F. M, Mckay and placea competent assessor in the office.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30
"TuE people do not want to swap Inc

"THE people do not want to swap hor- ses." The historical saying of Abe Lin coin is aptly'iitted for the present cam
 paign in Cochiae county. During the past two years the office of sheriff In thls county has been filled by a man
 who by his untiring energy, persever- ance and iron will, has broke up one of the most daring bands of outlaws that ever infested the southwest. Criminals have been brought to judgment by him when the clews first obtalnabe would have baked many an expert detective; Yet by his clear perception and never resting energy he has pursued the faint clews he had, until the criminal was run down, and when the time came for the evidence to the court there was nothing lacking for the con viction. That Scott White is the best sheriff that Cochise county has ever had is acknowledged by democrats, repub. licans and popuists alike. There is no doubt of his election, the question being of his majority.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30
OUR NEXT DELEGATE.

Col. J. r. Wilson, candidate for dele
 gate to congress on the democratic ticket
 in Arizona, will make his canvas
 through Cochise county the latter part
 ot this week and the first of next. He
 comes not as soldier, but as a states
 man; he comes, not claiming election
 because of the achievements of tie
 American army in Cuba, but as ma
 representing the great and never-dyine
 priciples Of the democratic party; he
 comes, not groomed and booted anc spurred by the corporations or accom-
 panied by gold-bug blare of Roug'
 Rider rumpets, but in q simple demo cratic way appealing to the people 'o stand by cause which if maintain d means the betterment of the condition of mankind and the dethronement o' the money power which now has almos deadly grip on the law-making powers of the country. Col. Wilson is an abl, lawyer and good speaker, and maj who has ever stood by he interests oi the people and fought dishonesty and political robbery wherever he found it. He is the candidate of the democrats party, and deserves, and ought to re- ceive the vote of every democrat in Cochise county and in Arizona.
 The people in this territory should not be deceived by. the attempt of the re- publicans to dodge the issue i'll this campaign; they are talking nothing but war when the real issue in Arizona IS whether our people will elect a reprb- lican and thereby endorse the singlr gold standard platform anu the tinan ,ial system advocated by Mark Hanna md his bond syndicates, or whether hey will elect democrat to congress- md thereby endorse the principles ol he free coinage of silver, as well as the 1 ,reat principles ot the party as handed town from the days of Jefferson.
 The statehood talk of republicans bou,d also be treated as it deserves. | The republicans fought home rule Tor ,rizona less than one year ago, on the ,round that it would result in the ter itorial offices passing from republican .nroiutees to democrats elected by the ,poule. With such Il record how can a epubliean say he wants statehood way " th such electoneerng dodges.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

Tim Griffith has bought the Judge Perrin property in Tom bstone canyon and will erect thereon a two-story building to be used as livery stable.
 Qulte mum Der of cattlemen are in town and some deals are said to be pend ing. Buyers are not yet numerous but prices are stiff and ali sales reported have been at the top notch and holders of stock are well pleased at the outlook.
 The telephone communications being extended by the Copper Queen company are approaching completion. Mir. Parmalee, in charge, is pushing the work vlgoIously with force of assist aatS.
 The very reprehensible habit quite a number of the Bisbee young boys have acquired of boarding the incoming trains as they near the depot, should be stop ped by the parents, if possible. If not serious accident is liable at any time to occur to some of the venturesome youths.
 R. W,Parr who is to be one of the in- coming board of supervisors of this county is detained here by business con : nected with the change of ownership of the Turkey Track Cattle Go. with which he has been identified. He will be able to conclude this business thls week, after which he will visit the different sections of the country and interest yot- CTS in the subject of an economical ad- ministration of county affairs, always carrying the banner of Free Silver.
 Judge Barnes of Tucson was in the city yesterday and in company with Col. Land and other gentlemen in the cattle business was skimishing about looking, as he stated for mavericks "and such." He said to the representative of the Orb that being here strictly on professional business he had but little to say on the subject of politics. however he was glad to be able to assure the supporters of the silver cause represent d by the Democratic territorial ticket that there was no doubt of the triumphant elect on of Col. Wilson, as deleg ate. Alter a somewhat extended trip through the Territory the Judge was of the opinion that thr2e fourths of the votes clst at the last election for Bucky O'Niel would this year be cast for Wilson as the repre- sentative of the silver doctrine a!vocat- cal so eloquently by the lamented soldier.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

TIE republican press of the territory, the speeches of Lieutenant Col Brodie and the address formulated by the ter. ritorial campaign committee of tbe re- publican party, all entirely ignore the silver question; their slogan being Bro
 Gie's gallant record as soldier in the recent unpleasantness with the "Dons" and statehood for Arizona. Col. Brodie deserves, as a soldier, all the honor that may be accorded him, as does every member of the regiment of Rough Riders, since there was none of them who did not prove his bravery and Toy alty to his country; but that Col. Brodle shopld be elected our delegate to con gress when he stands sqnarely a plat form endorsing the gold-bug principles and practices of the republican admin istratiop, certainly does not follow. As for statehood the claim that 'he cleo lion of d republican delegate to congress would adyunce that cause IS the sheerest nonsense, and IS cieatly proven so by existing facts. If the political status of tle Nrritorv IS io control it's admls- sion to statehood how can it be possible to secure the passage by Q free silver sen te oi d bi.l addiH2 two gold-bug members to that body. If the republi- can party favor statehood for Arlzo a why have they not given il to usI For
 wears it has been in their power to do SC .
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

THE republican party in Cochise coun- ty was in dire distress. Not man in their ranks would allow his name to be brought before the convention for the office of sheriff, knowing full well that he would stand no show on such plat form, so the party sought the ranks of the populist party from which they took the name of G. J. McCabe. After trying in vain for several days to hear from McCabe to ascertain whether or not he would accept the nomination, the republican leaders again tried to find man in their own party, but all efforts failing they were compelled to keep the populist candidate on their ticket. So far as we have been able to learn, neither the republican or populist parties have heard from McCabe, whether he would accept the nomina. ton or not. McCabe at present is lying in bed sick with the fever in Belleview
 h ospital, New York. There is no tell ing whether he will be here in a mouth, or even in time to qualify for the office on the First of January, should he be elected. It is doubtful in the minds of h many friends if McCabe will accept the nom nation at the hands of the re- p bIicans while they have gold plat form. How man of McCabe's intelii- gence and such a pronouced advocate of the free co.nage oi silver can stand oh this plat rm 8 10 much for us.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30
wGuIi nX tsGEtS

The marriage of Miss Helen NJ. Will. 'sams, daughter of G. B. Williams of this city, and George w.. McGraw, a mining engineer of Bisbee, Ariz took place yesterday at noon in the parlors of the First Presbyterian Church. The pastor, Rev. P. E. kipp, omciated. Mss Williams has been prominent in the church and choir. The wedding party dlned at the Brewster, and Mir and Mrs. Mctiraw took the train for Arizona, where they will make their home.
 The happy couple referred to in the above clipping from the Los Angeles Times, reached here on Sunday after noon's train and proceeded to thelr temporary residence in Tom bstone can- yon which the groom had prepared for hls bride pending tie erection of more permanent home on Quality Hill.
 On Sunday evening the newly mar ried pair entertained large number of friends, refreshments being served and their congratulations received. Later the couple were serenaded by the Bisbee band.
 Mir. and Mrs. McGraw enter upon their new life under the brightest auspices and the hearty goodwishes of many friends.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

EDWARD w. LAND. the democratic nominee for district attorney, needs no no introduction to the cltlzens of Co. chise county, excepting possibly to those who have recently come among us. He was born in Nevada and educa- ted in California. lie studied law in Tombstone with Hon. Allen R. English and Hon. Marcus 4. Smith. He was admitted to the bar six years ago, pass. ing with great credit most rigid exam nation. Tour years ago he was tie democratic nominee tor the same oili e 10 which he now aspreS, but although he ran lar ahead of his ticket, he shared sentlons which nearly uisorganized the party that unfortunate year. lie is at present the most successu ul practitioner ia the county, having had more cases in the district court during the past year than any other lawyer. He is great reader, and has recently acquired the Judge erry collection of books, one of the most complete law libraries m the territory. H,s bctug a sound, reliable "oiiiCe lawyer" especiallv fits him for the position to winch he will be elected, as the principal Iunctlon of that office is 10 give legal advice to tn board of supervisors. Ins style If spea Ing IS
 
 se sible, manly and convincing, but, lik most ot our younger orators, devoid of the bulldoziug, air-pawing manner
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

DoN'T forget that Col. Mike Gray was one of the men in the Seventeenth leg islature who was instrumental in giving us the Australian ballot law. This law makes every voter in reality free. No threats of being discharged or having wages cut can follow Che working man into the booth. Show your approval by re.electing Gray.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

The Morning Press of Santa Barbara Of recent date contains extensive men, tion of the marriage of Fred Gehl toMiss Emma Meroux. The bridal couple re- ceiyed large number of costly pre- sents. After supper dancing was in- dulged in for an hour. Mir. Gehl, who is a successful young business man of Santa Barbara was formerly in business here with Mr. Metcalf. They are now in business in the above mentioned coast town. The many friends of the groom will be pleased to hear of Mir. tiehl's good fortune in the selection of of helpmeet.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

Ism Of the older school. He has lived Tn the county fifteen years, consequent ly is familiar with its needs. He was lately married to one of the estimabIe young ladies in the county. The wed ding present from his fellow citizen VIII be certificate Of election to the office of district attorney
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

Steve Miller. connected with the mer. camille department of the Copper Queen company, was, on Saturday evening married to Miss Carmen Gandrada, one of Bisbee's best knowr and most charm ing and accomplished young ladies, Rev. N. W. Chase officiating.
 Mr. and Mrs. Miller are now costly domiciled in their own home in Tonb b. stone canyon, where theBisbee silver cor net Band found them Sunday evening, and starded the happy couple off on the their journey of welded bliss to the strains of sweet music.
 THE ORE begs to extend to them it's congratulations and kindest wishes.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

DoN'T overlook the name of Henr' Etz upon your chsice for member of the legislature. He is an old resident oi Cocbise county and a heacy taxpayer and will see that Cochise's interests are well attended to.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

matters that concern the people at home as he did when leading our boys and ou
 flag to victory in the never-to be- for. gotten battles around Santiago de Cuba.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

THE gold standard has about dozen supporters in Cochise county, and their nnited efferts will amount to naught.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

WE do not see A. J. Doran's name II the list of republican campaign orators
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-30

Pacific Time. "Flag Station-Stops on Sig nal. BEE. WILLIAMS. Superintendent.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
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nua fit geTtsmmelIesiteb ben Lobe.
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ben lite Sanuar Og er DsntenOes til
Rep BORT ben 8be. Gunaroeren "Gus
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25be Dec, dntom til Queenstown
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Sorlfieuist.

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snopibsre "Netp YOrt" til S%Outbamps
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ItjeGige Stebsr / Oregon og SoabO at
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

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