Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
THt. BlSBEE MEETING
A Housing Reception T, nd-r-
 d Last Night
BIsBsE, Nov. 5. 1900

A large procession was in waitiD E Tor M-rous s nth today and tne Cop per Queen Band furnished The music Giant posd-r ant blsSts We're nsei A. . -aiu.- on the arrival of the train and kept up uatii ihs procession was hs,' WAY up Tombstone gulch. Your cor. respondent va, in the committee wagon. The ny.soas i1i formed at Grshams stable, and rnet Nsrcu- A. Smith at the d-po'. The band wagon went ahead up Tomhstpne gulcb. turned and vent srnnud Piooeer Avenue emerging from Brewery Gulch and thsnc- b the Library where Marcus Smith made a speech from the steps of that lice. want to say something here of the p ooe-> sion. It contained twenty five vehicles all told, some O ,h m carry ing twen,y people. All the c.unty candidates were pr-se"t, if there was one not present it must have been A Nrhol-, snd Of cnur-e he was un- avOidahly ahs-nt. Each one of our county candidates had their nsmes D .inted CD c-nvs-, sni ~hst office he s-pir.d for. Sheriff scott White wa- in e buggy with EI Brown. The greatest enthusiasm p-evsileh all along the route of the parade and even Iai,es and httle girls waived their -p-on. Tn token of ths approval of William J Bryan for president of the U. s. and the arisous repreeeuta.. tive- Of the big party.
 On Marcus Smiths arrival at the Library he spoke from the steps to most all ~ho could get to hear him He gas s;rrn . S:r.: o-.,;on and w;!l p-sk thi. evening a. 8 o'clocK ia the Library.
 AT NIGHT
 B;shee wac again out in force last night at the Library hall 10 hear Mar. cu. Smith and county cspdidstes- IL ws- computed that there We're over 2.UpO people; the largest ga heri g ever seen in BIsbss On 6 poli'icsi nccs.inn. The tI-b-e band fhIni-h, d the music snd from the trout of ;he Library to the Copper Qie-n -tor. there was one d..p se m 4s- oi hn mann, and the hand, which l. .ecJnd D. none on earth, play ed their urusl excellent mu-Ic. and at the same time sho'- were fired and the hiils around BI- hee were illu niu-ted by b ntire- Your corr-,p ,ndens Was provide" with accommodation at the speaker table. The first speaker was A R E yli-h, introduced hy C"sirma Pscssr.'. He spoke for about irtt minutes oI mstt.rs in general viii r-sard 10 the tTdurtmn f tax-- l Cnchi-e couoty and III behalf of dI tf-r. ent candidates non seeding the suffer age Of the people. He spoke of the coming gre.toess of T"mS-toae of crimin al laws, and th- iDcrea-ed duties nf 6 prosecuting attorney- H. was listened to with great attention Col Nike Cray folio sei, thsn 5 eve Rssme-, District Attorney Lsni, D>l i.ewi.. NJ D Scribner, c R B'-twIck W Fli-, Frank H.r-, and P. J D l b.utv. Tnps Yb k Es c&ilsi fo' but was not present nei her was G F Grs- ham, or G-n c Clark. Al this tIms ( houqnet Of a. were were brought on the rnstrnrn, pre--1ted by the ladies the uosvoid able ans-uce of E A NIch'- |, witch sas received with chesr- NarS Smith vas then introduced H. made c iorcible speech and the p,sudl,s Of 'hs people pre.en' show pd that they were entirely iu acc I'd sitb his remarks. He -ij in psr' that h. did not care co much !or :h; p.,-ition as he did for the principal contain. in the democratic platform He appealed to republicans to think be.ore they voted aud asked the peorl' present whether they wanted mon' -rchy or liberty. A. the close he Wa loudly and longly che.rr