Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Among Other Things
 It Has Been Said

1Het among tuo renee Iepalfers | on the outgoing train for Bisbee this were Treasurer J. N. Gaines, Assessor B. J. O'Reilly and R. A. Kirk, chairman of the Republican county central committee. |, That curiosity will lead a goodly sized crowd to Schieffelin Hall tonight to hear tour old friend" Tom Fitch.
 That the "poor quail" has ab 7ut as much chance as the "poor voter" has these days.
 That several shows with moving | picture machines will appear in the opera house this season, now that electricity has been installed therein.
 That there are some Tombstone ladies who can kill as many quail as most of the men.
 That the Democratic ticket is an excellent one from top to bottom and | Will be elected.
 That Cochise will go stronger Democratic than any year hereto fore.
 That the Tombstone Terrors are after the scalp of the Douglas Pirates and will try conclusions on the foot ball field any time the smelter team is ready.
 That political meetings are expect ed to come thick: and fast from now on until election.
 That the Fl Paso Business Men ex- cursionists will arrive in Tombstone tomorrow morning, being scheduled to arrive a. m. They will remain two hours. Concho's band is travel
 ing with the excursion and may play
 here during the brief stop.
 That there is not a county. city ol
 town in Arizona that is not enjoying
 prosperous times. But give ths territory time and she will be in {
 position to demand statehood of tn,
 right kind without fear of being re
 fused.
 y That if the price of copper continues e going up and the Arizona mines keel ,- On increasing their production thei s wealth will soon be beyond computa e tion
 r That the Fl Paso excursion did DO It arrive at ' a m. but are expected a 1T o'clock. A band accompanies th = excursion and Tombstone will hes d some excellent concert music.
 That the Statehood takers did no
 make any votes in Tombstone las
 night.
 l. That the better plan for a mas a meeting to discuss the city muddle y to present a petition to the cit, counci! to call such a meeting 4 6 petition of this kind would be signe, a by every taxpayer in the city and th t council would cheerfully make an of t ficial call.
 ' That the Democratic tlcke. is t, D winner and cannot be beat.
 That the county candidates vii 9 tour the county with Our Mark wher , he comes to Cochise county. That candidates cards are out and the voter will be carrying pocket full of these gentle reminders that the candidate is after your support.
 That work has already begun on the Schieffelin Hall remodeling and will be ready for the next campaign meeting.
 That Hunt, Gaines, Bowen and Goodbody will be retained to continue in their offices in the public service, while the rest of the democratic ticket will be elected to keep them com- pany.
 That taxes vii! Dc due shortly and the taxpayer receive his notice to 'pungle up" that the machinery of government be kept grinding.
 That it has been wisely suggested that the city install gas or electric lights at the various street crossings. That Tombstone merchants are re- ceiving increased shipments of freight judging from the number of loaded freight crrs in the local yards con- signed to Tombstone.
 That the Republicans are still hunt ing for someone to take the nomina- tions on the ticket made vacant by | resignation. They are all afraid and the fear is we'll founded.