Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
cocHlsE COUNTY
 LEGISLATIVE TICKET.


 The democratic ticket nominated last Saturday is a credit to the demo cratic party and one which will gain the confidence and support of the peo- pie of the county. Many of those on the ticket has in the past been tried in official life and proved themselves competent, worthy and efficient. and deserving of the confidence of the voters of Cochise county. That every man named by the democrats for office will be elected next month there is hardly the shadow of doubt. The legislative ticket is one of the strongest ever named by any party in this county. Headed by Hon. Ben Goodrich, of Tombstone for the coun- ell and including Hon. Neil E. Bailey, Fred Sutter and Oscar W. Roberts It is one deserving of unusual strength. Ben Goodrich was one of the pioneers of Cochise county and he has won the l confidence and love of our people with every succeeding year during the last quarter of a century. An able lawyer. and loyal to every intrest of the county and of the territory. he will be able to occupy a commanding po- sition in the law making body to which he aspires. Fred G. Sutter, of Bisbee, for the assembly, is known throughout the county as worthy of the honors conferred upon him be- cause of his ability and loyalty to every interest of the county. MT. Sutter is self-made and selfreliant and will think for himself and his constituents when measures are pre- scented to the legislature. Mir. Sutter walked into Bisbee when a mere boy, seeking the opportunity Jo win his way in the west; first we see him with drill. pick and miners candIestick going into the mines, then we see him at law school paying his way with money earned in the mines and after completing his education in college We see him back in Bisbee practicing his professionalism of the law. Mir Sutter has been prominent in the work of upholding the principles of the democratic party for many years and now that he aspires to sit in the legislature there will be none to be- grudge him that honor. Hon. Neil E. Bailey was again nominated for the assembly. This is a flattering endorse ment of his faithful and efficient ser vice during the last two sessions of the legislature. Mir Bailey was speak CT of the house in the last legislature and received flattering compliments and because of the ability he display ed and because of his honesty of pur- pose and impartiality during the session. During his two terms as rep resentative of the people of Graham county Mir Bailey has been conscienti- ous in his every act, he has never failed his constituents in any matter effecting Cochise county and he, be- cause of past experience, will be able to accomplish more in the next ses- siGa of the legislature. Oscar W. Roberts was the third man placed on the assembly ticket. He was decided upon when Hon. John H. Slaughter made it known to the convention that he could not accept another term in the legislature. Mir. Roberts, like Ben Goodrich, is pioneer of Cochise county; he is a man well qualified for the position for which he was chosen by the democratic party. MT. Roberts is one of the prominent cat tlemen of the county and he may be depended upon to watch closely the interests of this important industry in the county.