Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
FIFE TICKET.
The Workiof the Committee of Twenty.
 five Ratified.
4 Large aud Harmonious Meeting saturday Nighf-A Full Ticket Nominated
 From Mayor Down.

Saturday evening the committee of twenty-five met in the probate court room st tae appointed hour, but were not called to order till nearly half past seven, by Hon. II. 5. Stevens, the chair man.
 |. M- Wilkins, secretary, read the min utes of the previous meeting, which were approved.
 The chair called for the report of the committee of three.
 J. M Wilkins, chairman of the com mttee, reported that they had seen each candidate except ". s. Oury, who was out Of the city, and they had all asssnted Co theIr Examinations except Mir. Samuel Hughes who refused to accept the nom inauon of mayor. The committee con eluded to place W. $. Oury in nomina- O. fJr ma or. That left a vacancy for cou1cilm n at large, for which they pro- nosed Leopoldo Carrillo or Fed. Hughes.
 J. d. Brovd5r stated yhat he was au horized by a gentleman who had seen Mir Oury that he would positively de- cline to run for mayor. On motion Of J. 5. Mansfield seconded ! by NIT. Browder, the repors of the con- mittee of three was received and the committee discharged.
 Mir. Mansfield aid he proposed that i the office of Mayor be left to the peopl, to nOminate. Several parties claim wt cannot eject a mayor. If we do mol elect mayor the counci. will at its first meeting iu next January select a mayor
 A motion was then carried to leave the whole matter tJ tEe people. Fred. Hughes was uonluated by aC clamatICn for c1nucllnau-at-large
 The two wards then formally con frmed their previous nominations whicl were;
 First ward.-A. B. Sampson and Ii. J Sullivan.
 Second wari.-J. $. Mansfield and J . Qainlin.
 The committee of twenty-five thei | adjourned sine die. lion. h. ;. Stevens was elected chair man of the peoples meeting. B rHi- Lm- the probate court room had filed up w.th electors.
 Nm ZackendUrt, the secretary of tE peoples meeting, read the mi-utes O Its Erst session. Nr. Wilkins, secretary of the com mitree of twenty-five, then read the re } port oi that committee, including tn , ucket it had selected The report wa l received, and tue committee discharged The meeting then proceeded t E nominate a mayor. ! J ;. Mansfe put ID nomination Di i J. c. Handy. ? Mir Zsckendorf then made a speec
 giving Lis Ideas upon the subject e elecung a mayor. He vas not there t i defeud Mr. Strauss. Ee was warml ? disputed by J. c. Perry and G. "
 Barter.
 Some red-tape questions arose B5ou } several motions and anl nIuents an 2 when they were disposed of bushes Fred. Hughes nominated k. \ } LeatheIwood, for mayor. 3 G. ". Barter nominated r. V . Gregg.
 E. L. Te.m5Ie nominated J. ? Crosley. ] JuI.e Wood nominated W. $. Oury
 The first ballot stood: OGry, 2i Handy. B: Lsatherwood, F: Gregg, Croslev, 3; Browder, 1. ? On counting the second ballot 1t wa ] disc v-red that more votes had bee
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 .. II. Fully was accordingly appoInte sergeant -at-arms, and given charge q the doors. Another vote WAS the taken.
 The second b7llot stood: Oury. 2s Handy, 2l; Laatherwood, DO; Gregg, 5 i Fred Hsgnes, l. The third ballot stood: Oury, Si
 Handy. 3l W. $. Oury was thea declared tn ! choice or the meeting mayor, aud o motion 1t was made unanimous.
 The meeting then divided itself int wards, and confirmed the nominati ms q the committee of twenty-five.
 The wards then adjourned and tB meeting confirmed the nomination Of th committee Of twenty-five for counci man-stlarge.
 The nomlnatlOus Of the committee c twenty-five for assessor, recorder an treasurer were confirmed. On motion the chair was authorized { appoint a city central committee of tn | campaign. The chair announced a such, C. W. Barter, J. c. Perry and J. i l B-Owder.
 The meeting then adjourned sine die |, THE TICKET. For mayor: ". $. Oury,
 For councilmen. lst ward: A. B. SamI ? son, NJ J. Sullivan.
 For councilman. 2l ward; J. $. Mans field, J. Quiulin.
 For councilman at large; Fred Hughes.
 For assessor: c. $. Foster.
 For recorder: c. Fl. Meyer.
 For treasurer: W F. Stevens