Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-14
Has it Ever
 Occurred to You

 band in Bisbee handed it to Me Reynolds. That delegates to the conventions are already being hunted up by the various candidates and i'd what nice fellows they are. There have been several in the county seat since Satur- day.
 That Del Lewis and Biddy Doyl are consoling one another and telling how it happened.
 That the Republican insurgent band in Bis zee must have enlisted several hundred rrcrn ts during the few dGs proceeding the primary election.
 That the various c,ndli,t.- will have "mucho negocio" during the next fe~ days pri r to the meeting of the convention.
 That our citizens have taken steps towards providing the proper enter taining and reception of the Dem'c. racy when they meet here ,n Thurs day
 That it is peculiar how bright the days look to some and hoy dark to others since Saturday. Never give up while there is hope.
 That the days of the iceman are | numbered but that the wood and coal merchants will be there to deliver the goods ;n his stead.
 That your chance to register will close on Monday next. SO if you have not yet done so you should i'm = mediately.
 That there will be feeling of rest come over some of the sspirsnts fol nominations after the convention are held on Thursday next. This political life is something strenu ous.
 That the district court will convene two weeks from today. There are { large number of cases to be submitted to the grand jury, which body also copvenes on that day.
 That A H Gardner ran ahead 0 ms ticket at the primaries last Satur day, winning for himself the meritec distinction of Republican Boss o Tombstone" His popularity wen without the g. O. p. confines when si! ballots were found to his credit in tn democratic box. Such obtuseness vii not buy water.
 That a numb of Tombstone ladie are preparing to visit the Sulphu Spring Valley when the roundup ar rives at the Shesrer ranch.
 That each of the Republican aspir. ants for sheriff are short seven votel in securing the nomination. The, are both doing some lively work t' secure the majority. The seven dele gates who have not pledged them selves are very popular at the present time.
 That at the primary election al Bowie on Saturday, a Democratic justice of the pc zee and constable were elected AS vel, as the delegates to ] the conventions. They received all o the votes cast, both Democratic and Republican.
 That ~e have to take good deal on trust in this world. but most of us feel lucky if we can g t it in that way.
 That the defeated candidates this fall will have pleasant trip up Salt f River. and can stop over at Phoenix and take in the territorial fair, as it wlll be opened the week following election.
 That heat expands and cold con- tracts, whic may be the reason that the days are iong in summer and short in winter.
 That it is true that no man can spin a web like a spider, but it is equally trus that no spider could spin top like some of the Tombstone lads.
 That Arlie Gardner, the republican boss of Tombstone, went to Bisbee this afternoon to form late slate for tomorrow's nominating convention and listen to the appeals Of an army of political aspirants. The work would tax the ingenuity of any but Mir Gardner, wh will handle the big con. vention with such ease and grace as to imbue the several nominees with tn hallucinstion that victory will perch upon the republican banner when de- -.lI Sla xphala oo k<,I1a