Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-16
DEMOCRATS IF
 PHOENIX HAVE
 HOUSING TIME
Candidates for County Office Formally Open Their Cam paign Amid Scenes Of Great and Popular Enthusiasm.

PHOENIX. Oct I5.-With bands playing. red fire turning the center O. the city from night into day, and one of the biggest crowds of the campaign filling the benches in the city han plaza with many standing throughout the entire rally, the democratic candi- dates for county offices opened thelr campaign in Phoenix Monday night.
 From the standpoint of enthusiastic approval of the candidates and the platform on which they appear for the suffragcs of the Phoenix voters the rally was in every way a gigantic sue
 cess, which indicates that for the first time in many county campaigns Phoe-
 nix will give the entire democratic ticket nlajorities.
 Judge A. c. Baker acted as chair man and in the introduction of eacn
 of the speakers he s Joke of their daily
 life, with which he is intimately ac-
 quainted. having known all of them
 for years in this section of the coUn-
 try.
 Sam F Webb, candidate for the
 assembly, had the honor of opening
 the campaign in Phoenix. making a forcefuI speech that carried conyIc
 tion to the large crowd. Webb spoke
 of the past record of the democratic officials of this county and urged that the efficient manner in which they
 have discharged every trust in tne past merits the endorsement of the people.
 Seriff Carl Hayden, without any attempt at eloquence, told the people that he was again before them for their votes. He said that during the past two years he had learned much as sheriff, and desired to be kept on | the job for two more.
 Hayden spoke of the fitness of DIs' trict Attorney Bullard, and referred to the excellent record he has made in 1 the past two years, Hayden having himself taken to the Yuma pen fifty i three out of fifty-six men indicted ny ! the grand jury during Bullard's ad. | ministration.
 District Attorney Bullard spoke | next, and turned The laugh on Hay ! den with good story. He said that Hayden was broke" recently in ChI-
 cago. After trying iD all sorts Of ways
 and failing to get enough for meal 1 Hayden secured large sugar barrel. l and hiding inside, with nothing but hIs i head exposed, placed the following on a large banner above the barrel: Pay
 : cents and see the largest ostrich egg
 in captivity"
 | Bullard spoke of the special fitness of T. T. Powers for probate judge ana of L. NJ. Hoghe and Alex Hunsaker | for supervisors, closing with an ap- | peal to the people Of Phoenix to stand | true to Delegate MJrk Smith. Bui- | lard brought forth applause when ne | called attention to the record. which
 shows that republicans have always | voted for joint statehood and oppose0 l single statehood, while the democrats have always lined LD against jointure ! and for a single state.
 | Predicting that Phoenix would in ! this election give every democratic | candidate a majority, Frank DeSOuza, candidate for the assembly. asked that | the people consider well the fitness or I the candidates and the platform on ! which they stand. Illusions to Nn | liam J. Bryan. Delegate Mark Smith | and Eugene Brady O'NefH brought
 forth applause. He spoke of the ex- celleni qualifications of Sheriff Hay. | den. Recorder Leonard and School ou- 1 lpeTintendent Fulton