Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-07
FLORENCE, Sept. 30, 1882.

FLORENCE, Sept. 30, 1882. Republican County Convention met pursuant to call, and was called to order by w. B. Guild, chairman of county cen tral committee. On motion, Wm. Vandever, Jr. was el- ected temporary chairman, and F. w. Moser temporary secretary.
 Moved that chair appoint committee of three on credentials and permanent or ganization, carried Committe, J. M. Ochoa, Solon Mason and J. w. Davis. Moved that chair appoint a committee of three on resolutions. carried Char appointed w. E. Guild, J. Suter and Dr. H. H. Davis committee.
 Committees retired and upon return committee on credentials and permanent organization reported as follows:
 The committee on credentials and per manent organization beg leave to report as follows:
 We find the following named gentle men, present ill person or by proxy, are entitled to seats in this convention:
 Pinal, ,-Dr. H. H. Davis, Jacob Suter, ". H. Benson by H. H. Davis proxy, David Beasley by H. H. Davis proxy. Florence,-F. W. Moser, Solon Mason, J. M. Ochoa, J. w. Davis and w. k. Guild.
 Hastings,-D. II. Taft.
 Maricopa, Vanderver, Jr.
 Casa Grande,-H A. Wilson
 Butte,-A J. Doran
 We recommend on permanent organi- zation the following officers: Chairman, Wm. Vanderver, Jr.; Secretary, r. w. Moser.
 Report adopted and committee dis charged.
 Committee on resolutions reported as follows:
 Resolred, That the Republicans of Pi- nal county endorse the principles of Re publicanism, as set forth i'll the platform of the National Convention. held at Chi cago in 1880, and the platform of the Ter ritorial Republican Convention, held at Phoenix in August 1882, and the nominees of said Territorial Convention.
 Resolred, That we demand an honest, faithful and economical administration of county affairs and will hold all county of fcers to strict accountability.
 ResoIued, That corporations doing bus mess in this Territory derive their author ity and existence from the people, and are amenable to law and subject to the control of the people, acting through the legislature.
 Resolued, That all property should be subject to taxation at it's actual value and that no privileges or exemptions in this respect should be extended to railroads or other corporations which are not extended to individuals.
 Your committee further recommends the adoption of the following resolutions: ResoIred That the county Republican Central Committee be authorized and empowered to fill any vacancies in the county ticket, not filled by this conven- tion or that may occur hereafter, either by the endorsement of candidates already in the field or by selection of new ones
 WM. E. GUILD,
 J. SUrER,
 H. H. DAVIS,
 Committee. Report addopted and committee dis charged.
 Moved by Vim. E. Guild, that the con- vention proceed to nomination of county ticket. Carried. Moved and carried that nominations be made in the order stated in the election proclation of the Governor.
 J. W. Davis was unanimously nomi- mated by exclamation for joint-council- man from Pinal and Pima counties.
 Assemblyman passed.
 Jay T. Brooks, Isaac D. Smith and Jere Fryer were placed in nomination for Supervisors. Jay Brooks received 13 votes, I. D. Smith 3, Jere Fryer TO- The nomination of Brooks and Fryer were made unanimous.
 A. J. Doran declining to receive the nomination was endorsed by the conven- ton, as candidate for Sheriff
 P. A. Brown and J. D. Reymert were nominated for the office of District At torney. Brown received 10 votes and Reymert 3. Nomination of Brown made unanimous.
 The names of Hinson Thomas and liar ry Brook were presented for endorsement as candidates for County Recorder H. Thomas received 10 votes, Brook 2. En- dorsement of Thomas made unanimous. J. T. Bartleson was unanimously en. dorsed by exclamation as a candidate fol Probate Judge.
 For Treasurer the names of P. R.