Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
SOME IF THEM
 CAME ID TOWN
Aa Invasion of Candidates of Both Parties for All
 Offices
STREETS WERE FHRoNGED


 Who are all those men?n asked a iady yesterday evening pointing to, ward a vast throng of strangers orowdlng the long stone porch in front Of the Copper Queen Hotel and some of them falling of for lacl, of loom. The throne projected also far out into the street and the lobby yas stifiine.
 They are a few Of the candidates" replied her escort, whereupon she uttered little scream of surprise ana exclaimed. .i didn't know there were so many candidates in all the United states. It takes a whole lot of peo. nle 10 run this government doesn',
 And they were still not an there Tor more are expected this morning.
 The first arrival Of the day was Sherin Carl T. Hayden of Phoenix sherin of Marieopa county, candidate for the nomination for representative IF congress. There came about the same time. G. ". r. Hunt candidate for the gubernatiorial nomination and w. P. Geary of Winsloy and E. l.. Short of Bouse who are seeking nom nations for members of the corpora- ton commission. F. A. Jones also candidate for the commission was expected and circulars announcing his appearance were circulated but for some reason he turned back.
 Late ID the afternoon the republi. can candidates began coming. The delegation was headed by Hon. Ralph F.. Cameron. This was his first visit to Bisbee since his return from Washington. Judge F. W. Wells can didate for the nomination for gov. ernor was a member of the party and others were Captain George D. Chris ty for attorney general: F.. s. De Pass present member of the Arizona rail. way commission. candidate for nom nation for the corporation and c. A. Mauk. territorial auditor. candi- date for the nomination for auditor of the state. These outside gentle men were accompanied by Distrie, Attorney ]. s. Williams, candidate for congress and at present district attorney for Cochise and Hoval A. Smith. another favorite son, and can didate for United States senator.
 This rarty arrived from DouglaA and the manner Of their coming is more or less reflection upon the management Of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad. It lacks that conservatism supposed to attach to railroads and other large corpora lions. The candidates were allowed 10 travel in the pay car It is un. derstood that the cash will be check ed mp today. Chairman Albert Sames of the republican territorial commit ice fama ahead Of tho marty hut ha returned 10 Douglas last night.
 But the foregoing catalogue by no means includes all of the gentlemen Of political aspirations who were in town yesterday. A w. Cole Of Doug. las candidate for a place on the cor poratiOn commission came in also.
 Among the county candidate were ]. ". White for sheriff; John c Gungl and Lyman II. Hays for coun- ty attorney; William F.. Boggs fol clerk Of the court; c. !. McCabe f)r supervisor and C. A. Peckinpaugh for road superintendent.
 It is not pretended that this is by any means a complete list Of all the candidates who cane to Bisbee yes terday. Col T. F. Weedin win re turn this morning from Douglas.
 The republican candidates for the state offices had made no arrange ments for meeting in this district and may not do so but they will probab ly meet many more voters than usual iy turn out to such meetings and will talk to them at closer range. Al who are here. democrats as well as republicans will remain in town oyei Sunday.