Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-24

one o'clock.
 The Committee on Order of Business presented the following report:
 TUcsON, Sept. 20, 1882.
 To the Chairman and Delegates of the | Republican County Convention: Your committee heretofore appointed on Res olutions and Order of Business, respect | fully beg leave to report as follows: 1. Report of committee on creden- | tials, and action thereon.
 2. Reading of the resolutions, and | acton thereon. 5. Nominations l. Two members of Council. ,. Five members of House. 3. Probate Judge. L Sheriff | .. County Recorder. | G. District Attorney. :. County Treasurer.
 s. Public Administrator. 9. County Surveyor. 10. Three Supervisors. l. Appointment of a committee of | five by the Chair to select and report to the convention for approval, County Central Committee of thirty. and that said County Committee have power to l fill any vacancies that may occur here after in the county ticket or in the com | mittee.
 Your committee further recommends | that this convention endorse the Re- 1 publican nominee of Pinal county for joint councilman. Your committee further recommends that immediately after adjournment of this convention the Tucson Delegation convene at this hall for the purpose of nominating three justices of the peace, three school trustees and two consta- bles for said Tucson preelnct No.l.
 Respectfully submitted,
 C. c. STEPHENS, Chairman Com.
 The Committee on Credentials re- ported the following persons entitled to seats in the convention:
 Tucson Precinct--J. II. Toole, J. A. Zsbriskie, W. c. Davis, Jos. Bayer, J. 5. Morgan, F. NJ. Smith, by E. W, Ris- ley proxy: E. Hefti, C. Rodriguez, 4. D. Otis, T. Belknap. A. W, Pattiani, Crantz, proxy for II. G. Rollins; G. Pusoh, w. Reid, H. J. Brown, by K. c. Brown proxy; T. Driscoll, 4. A. Rean, by John Haynes proxy; J. Sresovich, by f. w. Gregg proxy; H. B. Penney, F. Pasqual, W. Reid, ]. A. Whitmore, by R. c. Brown proxy; Si Goodfriend, J. J. Hamburg, D. pench, by M. $. Snyder proxy; F. W. Aran, W. Tapit, Iby W Walch proxy; L. Carrillo, c. C. Stephens, F. w. GregP, J. E. Holt, Wm. Morgan, E. II. Cook by L. D. Lyford proxy; II. Ward, W. J. Osborn.
 Lower San Pedro-L. G. Redfeld.
 Pelton-J. k. Tyler, by l.. Wakefield proxy.
 Greaterville-John Young.
 Total Wreck-E B Salsig, by H. Buehman, proxy; Charles Atschull by s. M. Allis, proxy.
 Pantano-J. 0. Dougherty by R. c. Brown, proxy.
 La NOria-A. McCann.
 Harshaw-F. SalcldO by G. W. Brown, proxy; D. Snyder by H. k. Miller, proxy; D. Lynch by H. K. Miller proxy.
 Calabasas-W. $. Edwards by r. Me Candless, proxy; R. Montell.
 Isaacson-S. G. Williams.
 Santa Rita Copper Camp-J. V. Weigle. W K. Lowell
 Tubac-T. LiIhe Mercer by J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, proxy; H. C. Jessup by E. W. Risley, proxy.
 Salero-C. Crantz.
 Gunsight-A. Caldwell by W. c. Davis, proxy.
 The report of the committee was adopted.
 The Committee on Resolutions pre- sented the following report:
 To the Chairman and Delegates of the Republican County Convention: Your Committee on Resolutions respectfully beg leave to report the following resolu- tions for the action Of the convention:
 Resolved, That this convention de- clares its allegiance to the National Re- publican Party and endorses the Chi cago platform of 1880 and the Repub- lican Territorial platform adopted at Phenix, August 22, 1882
 Resolved, That. believing that the principles enunciaued in the PheniI platform are best adapted to advance and insure the substantial and continual prosperity of the Territory, We hereby pledge the Republican party of this county and it's nominees, if elected, to steady, earnest and undivided support | of these principles.
 Respectfully submitted,
 c. c. STEPHENS, Chairman Com.
 The resolutions were adopted.
 NOMINATIONS.
 The convention made the following | 
 Council-J. F. Knapp, F.. H. Cook, | nominated by exclamation.
 Representatives s-The first ballot re- | suited in the nomination of the follow | ing: B. r. Bivins 32, J. H. Fawcett g, l F. c. IBrown 39, Leopoldo Carrillo 34, D. Snyder 39.
 Probate Judge-Mr. F.. W. Aram, nominated by exclamation.
 Sherif-R. H. Paul, by exclamation. Recorder-Chas. R. Drake, by accla- nation.
 District Attorney-F. M. Smith, by exclamation.
 Treasurer-J. McC. Elliott, by accla- nation.
 Public Administrator-H Buehman, by exclamation.
 County Surveyor-Solon NJ. Allis, by exclamation.
 upervisors-Messrs, J. H. Toole, w. L. Vail, Estevan Ochoa, J. J. Hamburg, Thos. Driscoll and \. D. Otis were placed in nomination. The first ballot in the election of J. H. Toole, W. l.. Vail and 4. D. Otis.
 In accordance with a resolution adopt ed the chair appointed Messrs. w. c. Davis, Alex McCann, Judge ]. Haynes, L. Carrillo and H. Buehman n commit .ee to select a County Central Con- nittee.
 The committee reported the following names: J. H. ToOle, F. W. Risley, H. Ward, F. L. Wetmore, T. l.. Stiles, J. \. Mason. W. c. Davis, W. J. Osborn, Charles Hudson, r. NJ. Smith, H. Bueh- nan. !. c. Handy, Samuel Hughes, J. NcC Elliott, R. C. Brown, Pedro Aguir- e, NJ. $. Snyder, W. s. Edwards, Thos. Hughes, A. Caldwell, John Young, D. Snyder, J. NJ Kirkpatrick, John ). Dougherty, F. O. Stratton, W.L. Vail, r. Lillie Mercer. 4. McCann, Placido iuelas. The Tucson Precinct Delegation met after the convention ad- burned and nominated the following precinct officers: Justices of the Peace-W. F. Scott, W. 1. AtchIson and Chas. H. Meyer. Constables-H. Ward and c. Rodri- l -uez. School Trustees-J. N. Mason, J. B. Iolt and W. F. Gregg. Tue convention adjourned sine dIe.
 J. NJ KIRKPATRICK, Chairman. iEo. W. BROWN, Secretary.
 The mining stocks dealt in California, all for an August assessment aggre- ( sting S44l, ,6S5, some s322, ,025 of which I credited to mines in Nevada. The { assessments delinquent in the first l