Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
The DernocrafIc Convention.
FLORENCE. A. T. July g, 1882.

The delegates to the Democratic Con- vention assembled in the Court House at s o'clock and organized by electing Hin son Thomas temporary chairman and J. J. Peak secretary.
 4 committee of three, consisting of Messrs. John T. Bartleson, G. w. Sharp and Thos. F. Weedin, was appointed to report on credentials.
 4 committee of three, consisting of Mess1s. ". c. Smith, c. A. Stone and c. W. Sharp, was appointed to prepare and report resolutions. On motion, Thos. F. Weedin was added to this committee
 The Committee on Credentials reported, verbally, that they found the followg del egates entitled to seats in the conven- tion: John T Bartleson, Dr Vim. Har- vey, w c. Smith, John Miller and Thos. F. Weedin, of Florence, and David Car riger and c. ". Sharp, of Riverside. The committee recommended that Mir. George F. Cook, of San Pedro, and MT G. A. Stone, of Piral, be admitted as delegates from those precincts, lnssmuch as no regularly elected delegates had re- ported from chose points.
 The report of the committee was re- ceived, adopted and the committee dis charged
 On motion, Messrs. Cook and Stone were admitted as delegates, in accordance with the committees recommendation.
 The Committee on resolutions reported that, after due consideration, they had decided to report but one resolution, which was IS follows:
 Resolred, That we heartily approve the course of Granville H. OuIy, our Dele gate in Congress, believing that lie has laborcd faithfully, consistently and con- scientiously in the interest of the Terri tory as whole; that he has accomplished all that any man could have accomplished in the same positien; that no man in the Territory would discharge the duties of that high office more honorably, intelli- gently and efficiently than he, and we hereby instruct the delegates elected by by this convention to vote and work for his renomination first, last and all the time.
 The report of the committee was re- ceived, the committee discharged and the resolution adopted.
 On motion, the convention then pro ceeded to the election of three delegates to attend the Territorial Convention to be held at Phoenix July 1fth
 Messrs. P. R. Brady, of Florence, G. | A. Stone, of Pinal, and G. w. Sharp, of Riverside, were placed in nomination. | The convention suspended the rules and elected them by exclamation.
 On motion, a County Central Commit tee, consisting of nine members, was elected The membership is distributed as follows: Florence, P. B. Brady and john Miller; Pinal, ". ". Phelps and l n. Caveness; Silver King, Robert Will 1 liams; Riverside, George Scott; San Pc 1 dro, Geo. F. Cook; Butte, D. ". Ca1li- ger; Casa Grande, Jere Fryer. MT. P. Ii. Brady was appointed chairman, pend ing the selection of such officer by the committee.
 There being no further business before t.lC SOilf0iltlOAla d lllJIiOu GO vailed. J. J. PEAK, Secretary
 From present indications, Pinal coun- tvs exhibit at the Denver Exposition will be 8 creditable one. Outside of the two magnificent exhibits to be made by the Silver King and the Vekol, ores have been received by the commissioner ol Pioneer district from all the mines at tho Rodgers camp, twelve miles north ot Pinsl, from Peachville, and claims around the Silver King and Queen creek. From Mineral Hill, Box canyon and the claim' surrounding the properties of the Pima Consolidated. From all the importan copper claims along Mineral creek, and from the Sharp, Smith and Jones coppe discoveries above Butte. Considerin: the brief time at his command, Mir Brown has done well in collecting ores As soon as the exhibit is ready for ship ment we shall give the value of the ore from the claims represented, and othe interesting facts concerning the proper ties Of course, but small per cent o the valuable claims in the county will b represented. It would require all tn space allotted to Arizona to hold the or if specimens should ba sent from ali 4t!.i
 ci4iuls in this county.