Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-30
EVIDENCES OF AN APPROACHING ELECTION ARE NcW cpiy.
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Useful to PoHtieians-
list of commvttees-Probabie Can dtdstes on Both the Republican and Den,oeeatic Tickets

There is unmistakable evidence of an approaching electiof visible in Bisbee. The can for . meeting of the democratic central committee in this city tomorrow has been the cause of some activity among those who are rated as prominent in political circles. While the republican committee has taken no action as to any meeting it is expected that it will soon do so. The interest stirred up in democratic tee meeting has also caused a percep- tible awakening in the ranks of the republicans.
 Occasional conferences are being held and some excellent men are be- ing mentioned for office on both sides the political line. The democrats are going on the theory that Cochise is safely democratic while the republi- cans claim that if poll Of the county couldbe secured on strictly party lines would be no advantage either way.
 Democratic Committees
 The democratic committee called :o meet tomorrow was chosen by the democratic convention two years ago and is as follows:
 B. A. Packard. chairman.
 c. F. Nichols. secretary.
 For Bisbee-James Letson, H. E. Conlon. F. A. Sweet, J. s. Taylor, J. N. Jones, V. R. Stiles, NJ J. Cunningham and F. S. Douglas.
 For Tombstone-H. J. Gray and J. B. Miano.
 For willcox-Dr. R. A Alton.
 For Pearce-Joeeph Bignon-
 For Fairbanks and St David-Ctas Moves
 For Naco and Hereford-E : O'Reilly.
 For Benson, Tres Alamos and Pools -S. Friedman.
 For Fort Huachuca, Huachuca Sid ing, Wst Huachuca. Carr's and Millers Canyon-D K. Wardweil
 For San Simon and Teviston-Jesse Henley.
 For Brannock, wilgrs, Dos Cabezas J. J. Riggs.
 For Turquoise, Middlemarch. Bar Bullion-George Land.
 fOT nuSEeIIVlU6, SpCulse bcu- nett-A. H. Vein.
 Chairman Packard E now in the east and will not be present at the committee meeting. Sam Friedman, of Benson, is dead, and there may be other vcanciee in the committee to fN. It is expected that the democratic county convention will be called for not later than August 25th, with the primaries a few days earlier. The same convention will nominate a couD- ty ticket and select the sixteen dele gates from the county to attend the territorial convention.
 Republican Committee
 Following is the republican central committee, asit was elected two years ago It is somewhat larger than the democratic committee:
 john A. Campbell, chairman.
 S. C. Landau, secretary.
 Bisbee-John A. Campbell. J. J. Muirhead, J. Graham, Ed Wittig, Ed Scott. E. G. Norton, P. Johnston, Scott whaley, L. J Overlook, James Farley, A w Kindred, H. c. Landau.
 Tombstone-A. H. Emanuel, F. N. Walcott, J. N. Montgomery, W. A. Harwood, C. J. Wiser.
 Willcox-W. F. Nichols, John E. Crowley. P. B. Soto, H. A. Morgan
 Pearce-C. M. Renaud, Arthur Wight, John Brockman.
 Bensou-wiIiiam Shilliam, H. Ger vein.
 Fairbnk-Ben Heney. James L. Her rick.
 Naco-R. V. DAniels-
 Tres Alamos-NArcus Pachico.
 St Davids-A. H. Norcrose.
 West Huachuca-W. c. Shinn.
 Cochise-H- P. Newton
 Great Western Camp-D. Brown Pools Ranch-Sam Bohn-
 Turquoise-F. R. OrBrien.
 San Simon-C. E. St. John.
 Dos Cabezas-T. C. Bain, Perry WildmaD.
 yohnsou-HaTry Catalan.
 Russelvflle-Asa Wayker.
 As to Delepste
 So fnr as known the democrats of this county are taking 10 interest in the congressional election Neither candidate has been in this county and fl sdther has any special champion here he hos 10 yet showed his hand. Cochioe county hos always been loyal to Nask Smith. When he was nrBt elected to coagfess Ais home was in Tumbotoue wAere be resided l0ag A1- tarysn0s. Many domocfufo here gre as~~-~s~S>a h~~~~n = hss amwnmuno