Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

ed till 6 p m.
Convention called 10 order at $3.50
pm.
The commItte., on permanent or
ganization reported that they had
selected A Il Davis for permanent,
chairman and j. j. Hyde for permsn.
ent secretary.
On motion the, report was unani
mouslY adopted.
Report Of CON mittee on order OF
business received and adopted.
The COMMITTEES on credentials re-
ported the following delegates en-
titled to seats in the convention:
Chloride ID W Grant.
Cerbat-- Henry Raymond, Andrew
Shrope, by Henry Raymond. proxy.
Gold Basin-J w Yoachsm.
Kingman-G W Beecher, l. j
LasselI, A 4 Sirnonds, W II Taggsrt,
by l. J Lsssell, proxy.
Music MountaIn-James Nimon.
by L j Lasseii, proxy.
Haekberry-James kosborough, W
f Geimsnn, j r Resell W b Ride
nour. by A 4 Davis, proxy.
Mount Trumlull-W q Blaksly.
Peach Springs j II farlee, J l.
Nelson.
Mineral Park VI Quine, W j
Roe, J W Yoacham. and II Il Pat
fridge.
Tnu committee recommended ih4,
Peach Springs precinct be allowed
an additional vote IN the convention,
and that J II Earlee be allowed to
cast the same.
On motion the report was unsni
mDusly adopted.
The committee on resolutions re
ported as follows:
REsoLvED, That this convention
heartily endorses the Republican
principles and doctrines laid down
in'ihe platform Of the National Re
publican and Territorial conventions
Of this year, and that we deem il en-
tirely unnec'ssary to adopt any
other or additional platform.
RTsoLvED, That the action Of the
Republican Territorial convention 10 !
carrying ont the wishes Of the r.
prblicen of Nonaye county, as ex-
pressed in their resolutions of in
structioD to their delegates TO said
convention 10 the domination OF G CI
Bean as Delegate 10 Congress, meets
with our wsrmest appI"baiion ana |
this convention pledges itself to use
all honorable means to procure bis |
election and also that OF Judge Long |
for Territorial Superintendent OF
Schools and DIR. Ainsworth for Jo,ut
Councilman.
RESOLVED, That no candidate shall
be eligible for nomination to more
than one office before this conyen
tioa.
On motion the report was adopted.
The chairman then announced that
nominations for county officers would |
be ia order.
Robert steen was nominated for
Sheriff and having no opposition was
declared the Unanimous choice Of
the convention.
DIR L l. BurdIck received the nom /
inatiou for Treasurer without oppo
sitioL.
For Recorder John X Mackenzie,
the present incumbent, was declared
the DOmincs OF the convention, no
ons caring TO contest the matter with
him.
For District Attorney Judge Blake
ly received the nomination without
opposition.
For Probate Judge Charles Atch.
Ison was the choice, while J. j. Hyde
received the vote of the convention
for Publis Administrator.
For Supervisors, Samuel Crozier
and Henry Raymond we're norain-
ated without opposition.
For Councilman, W. II. Hardy and
David Southwick we're nominated,
the latter beng nominated on the
first bsIlor, which resulted as follows:
Sonlhwick. IL; Hardy 10.
For the House OF Representatives,
j. W. Stephenson and j. II. Farlee
were the contestants. The first bal
lot gave Stephenson 13 and Farlee
10, aud the former was declared the
nominee.
The following were elected as the
county central committee: