Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-11-01
COCH|SE COUNTY DEMOCRATS ARE
OFFERING BEST TICKET To VOTERS

ling for sheriff by vote as large as
the normal democratic vote of the
county is an assured fact.
CaIladhan for Treasurer.
J. c. Callaghan, democratic candi-
date for treasurer, il a man whose
qualification is beyond question; he
is a first class accountant and an all
around office man. He was undersher-
if when Del Lewis was sheriff of the
county and made IN Official record to
which he and his friends can point
with just pride. Mr.. Callaghan is an
old resident of Bisbee, where he was
formerly employed in the mines;
wherever he is known he is liked be-
cause of his large hearted, jovial dis
position. He is a man of integrity ana
one who will be impartial and cour-
teous towards those who may have
business in the treasurer's office. His
personal acquaintance in the county
will serve him well as tax collector.
Mr. CalIaghan's election as treasurer
will insure a faithful and competent
man in that office.
District Attorney
J. F. Ross or Douglas, who is the
democratic candidate for the office OF
district attorney, has during the past
two years filed the position of as
sistant district attorney and in that po,
sition has handled the greater portion
of the business of that office. During
the last term of the district court he
scored a record Of Convictions in Grim
| inal cases never before equalled in
the county and won the gratitude and
applause OF all who want to see a sue
| cessful administration of the criminal
! law. Mr.. Ross is a man against whom
nothing can be said so far as his per.
{ sonal habits are concerned; he has
I lived in Douglas more than six years
! where his every ACT mas been an opel
| book and wnere ne has lived an hon.
OraDle life. The attempt to besmirch
| his character by the publication of an
anonymous letter In the republican
newspapers will do him no harm
among those who know him. Mr.. Ross
| ought to receive a larger majority
than any other candidate on the dem
ocratic ticket as such a result would
be a proper rebuke tc the dirty meth
DDS which have been adopted to Sc
cure his defeat.
| Supervisors.
The democrats of Cochise county
never named two candidates for su
pervisor better qualified or more
worthy of the position than W. NJ
Adamson and John Rock. Mr.. Adam
son, as mayor of the city of Douglas
provided the city with a government
which was clean, efficient and econom
ical; he devoted his time in promot
ing conditions which caused Douglas
to attract the attention of the entire
territory because Il the excellence o.
its city government. Mr.. Adamsor
has been unable to make a campaign
of the entire county because of tht
loss of his cement factory in Dougla!
ten days ago. In Douglas where bt
has resided since the city was start
ed and where he directed the con
struction of the Copper Queen smell
ter he will receive fully is per cen
Of the total vote cast. s.r. Adamsor
since leaving the service OF the Cop
per Queen has devoted himself to hI,
private business and had lust finall,
completed one of the largest cemen
factories in this section of the ives
when it was totally destroyed by fir,
ten days ago.
John Rock of Tombstone has ever,
quanhcation to make a good membel
OF the board Of supervisors. He !s
merchant in Tombstone and is thor
ough business man and one who ha.
been successful in the management o.
his own business affairs which guar
antees that he will be able to success
fully handle the public business al
fairs Of his constituents as a member
OF the board of supervisors. Mr. Rock
has resided in Tombstone for ter
years and there is no more popular