Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-08
SOME ASPIRATIONS
 OF COCHISE CITIZENS
Those Who Might Be Induced to Aid in Management of
 New States Affairs
(Correspondence.D

the political banquet table this fall Among the pronounced candidates are Col. H. L. Pickett, who has started his campaign simultaneously in every section of the territory by formal announcement in the news papers. Charley Mcdonald, the pres ent recorder, will be candidate for the democratic nomination for the office Of sheriff; ". G. Gilmore is a candidate for district attorney on the democratic ticket.
 Probate Judge Frank Goodbody, now completing his seventh year in that office, would have been willing to hold this position for life, but un- der the constitution the probate court goes out of existence and Goodbody says he will retire now from official duty and his friends say that with home-rule now assured in Ireland he may return to the "ould sod" and try his hand in the political game in his native land.
 Allen R. English, familiar on the streets of Tombstone for thirty years, is telling his friends that he will cause his name to be placed on the democratic primary ballot for the office of superior judge. Mr. English ranks with the ablest law years in the territory and has many friends who regard him as possess ing all the legal attachments re- quired for the correct application uf the law
 Editor Bill Hattich, of the Pros pector, has positively declined to al- low the further consideration of his name for state senator. He is the man who, from first to last, has held aloft the banner of Col. Pickett for United States senator and he is more enthusiastic over his home and favorite candidate than ever before. The Prospector has been an import ant feature in all the Arizona cam paigns during the last thirty years, and Hattich says that to mould po- litical opinion is more glorious than to become a self-seeking candidate 1 for any office.
 Among the republicans in the county seat there is a multitude of glooms. Jack Williams, the district attorney, since his return from Los Angeles, where he presided over the Hassayampa banquet table, has been devoting considerable time to the repair of his "Hoot Nanny" automo- bile and it is expected that he will ask fer the republican nomination for congress, although his name is mentioned in connection with the position of superior judge in this county. 4. H. Gardner is as mum as clam and refuses absolutely tc discuss either politics or candi dates. It is presumed that he i: waiting to receive word from Ffo val Smith and Delegate Cameron Sheriff Jack White returned tC Tombstone yesterday from Phoenix where his family are residing fol the present, he having recently pur chased a nice residence property il that city. Re declared yesterdal
 that he would not be a candidat' [ for any office, but that he would not be nonenity in the campaign , and that he expected to head a "ge even" committee and attend to som' l gentleman for whom he put ro' , in pickle long ago.
 In Bisbee there seems to be n rush for the limelight on the par , of aspirants. At Lowell on Monda
 evening large club was organized : but there was no one endorsed fo P any office and the meeting brough
 out no new candidates Judge Mn ' phy will be a candidate for recorde D and it is said that the democrats q - Lowell and Bisbee will give to hir 2 warm support for the office. Mix
 Hannon, a well-known Lowell demC
 
 cratic wheelhorse, is being mentor
 ed for the legislature. A. A. Mul
 ray, of Bisbee. Is a candidate fo
 district attorney. Fred Sutter is al
 ter the superior judgeship and Joh
 Bolan is a candidate for sheriff.
 Tom Fulghum, of Wilcox, was I
 Tombstone, accompanying his daugi ters who were in the county seat {
 take examination for teachers eel
 tincates. Mir. Fulghum says that th
 democrats of the north end of th
 county will expect to have a fai
 representation on the ticket, but ths
 as yet there is no declared cand
 dates. He told of the preparation
 being made for the Wilcox fair an
 said that it would be a grand su, cess, as it was already known ths
 people were coming from all ovs
 Cochise county and from the Gil
 valley in Graham county He sal ? that ample accommodations woul
 be provided for all. and that tt ]. people of Wilcox would leave not