Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

any manner assiSt Inc clalnhnts of such lands to succeed in theIr nefarinrs purposes.
 Respectfully submitted. J. F. Wharton, N A. Morford, ". R. Lewis. L. Fowler, J. T. Dennis, ". D. Fu'wiler,
 Committee
 The platform ond reroiutlons were Hnanim ousv nd 'pted as read.
 On notIo the convention af- jnuru.d io meet ai 1 80 Ill.
 AFTERNOON SESSION
 Convention called to order at 80 as per adjournment.
 Roll called by the Secretary.
 Mr. R. A. Davis was appointed assistant secretary by the chair.
 By vote of the convention II. II. Travis was admitted as delegate from Gila Berd.
 The total number of delegates found to he present by the conven- ton WAS 37.
 On motion it was decided that candidate must receive at least 19 votes 10 receive the nomination.
 IL wns moved ard carried that the convention vote by ballot.
 Nominations fer Councilman were declared in order.
 UT Smi'h ras put in nemina- ton by x Rcsenihal, ard C. A. Tweed was put in nnmination by Dr J E Wharton. N. Wilcox was put iu nomination. by 4 l. Meyer but declined by telegram received through $ M Huston.
 N 2osenttal and E Ii Mills were appointed tellcrs t'y the chair.
 On ballot being taken, the vote was as follows:
 CA Tweed 12, J Y T Smith. 25. UT Smith was thrn dec.ared the nominee on the f. st ballot.
 On nominations being declared in order for Assembly men,
 CA Tweed YVES placed in ncmi- nation by E NJ Mills L Fowler was nominated by A L Meyer.
 FL Brill was nominated by Wn Liggett.
 JM Stinson WAS nominated Geo F Goats.
 Oa motion of Vim Liggett the conven,iou decided that the tw per> sor receiving the highest number oi vots s be declared the choice of the con Yention for Assemblymcn.
 The foll ,.ing vote was then cast: First balloi-J NJ stinson 22, C A Tweed r. L Fowl Ter 20. F L Brill 9. Stinson and Fowler were then de- claled ae nc .D .nees.
 Nnmlns,i,ns for Sheriff were then dcclar,d IL oa>.cT.
 Js Drew was placed in nomina> iion by s M Huston.
 ED Wells was nominated by J E Wharton.
 N Herrick was nominated by E M Mills.
 G H Hanlin was nominated by c H Knapp.
 The nominations bcing closed the ballot was then taken with the fol- lowing result:
 IS Drew, 27; F D Wells, 1; Newell Herrick, 8; G H Hamlin, 2. J.S. Drew was declared the nom incc of the convention. ard the next Sheriff of Maricopa county. On motion A recess of fifteen minutes was or.iered.
 Convention reassemhled. Roll called and absen ees noted. By motion of Dr E Wharton and vote of the convention 0 com> mittee of fye was appointed to pre- pare list of candidates for dele gates to the Territorial convention at Tom bsione and another list of candidates for County Central Com miitee. Dr J E Wharton. Geo F Goats, Wm Christy, J J Wingar and l Paul Ruben were appoInted by the 1 chair as such committee. Nominations fer County Tressur- | CT were then declared in order. FEB Kirkland was then placed in nomination by Paul R Reuben. There being no other candidate on motion hr Kirkland VAS declared | the unaEimous choice Of the cons vention by exclamation.
 Nominations for District Attorney were then made as follows:
 Jerry Millay was nominated by A l. Meyer:
 There being no other choice, Mr Millay was on motion declared the unanim ous ci oice of the convection by acclam at;ou:
 Nominations were made for Pros bate Judge as follows:
 JJ Wiugar was nominated by M L Spear, of Tempe:
 " A Hancock WAS nominated by N Rosenthal.
 On ballot being taken the follow ing votes were cast:
  JJ Wingar g. W A Hancock Il, and Mr Ning4r was declared the choice of the convention for Pro- bate Judge:
 On nominations for County Re- corder being declared in order the following names were presented: 4 L MYer was nominated by z ohn