Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
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a clerk in the drug store of W. A. Irwin 6 O., this city, left the city lsst Mon- day m company with H. Fl. Hall to go to Mundy ranch, fifteen miles from here in Mexico, near the New Mexican line. Nothing has been heard from him since, and Hall, with a man named Fred Delaney and Mexican boy, were seen three days ago near the line of the Southern Pacific road, going towards Arizona, with Stevens horse. Stevens bad about $500 on his person and fine diamond ring. Colonel Saylor and a party of Rangers left on their trail yes terday, with three weeks provisions on pack animals. Officers and citizens of Arizona are urged to keep a sharp look out for these murderers. Ii IS thought Stevens was thrown in the river. Halls party have thirteen head of horses with them, and killed a COW on the trail, from
 winch they cut only the hind quarters. The Mexican boy should be taken alive, as he is evidently with them only under
 duress, and will probably be killed by
 them to prevent his capture, if possible,
 as he knows all abou; the circumstances of tine murder. They will probably use
 him to work and thse care of the horses
 and xiii him when be Is no longer serv-
 iceable. The following is the descrip-
 tion If the party: H. II. Hall, the
 principal, Is about 30 years old,
 about , feet inches in height
 and weighs about 10 pounds; is light
 complexion, light brown moustache,
 very blue eyes, light brown haIr cut
 rather short and has scar on the end
 of his nose; very fine set of teeth, is
 straight and finely torraed and very
 gentle m manner, is a very fine smooth
 talker, carries It ;O an extreme, nothing
 rough-rather the reverse. Fred. Dela-
 ney, the second. is 24 years old, five feet
 Sls inches high, strong build, weighs
 about TO pounds, very light complexion.
 light brown hair cut short, small round
 head and face, ye-y smooth face; blue
 or very light brown eyes; rough in man
 ner, vulgar and prcfane in conversation
 The Mexican boy is named Jesus, and is
 fifteen years old and halls from Casas
 Grandes, in old Meuco.
 Three hundred dollars reward are
 offered for the arrest of Hall and Dela-
 ney by citizens of this city.
 PHESIx, Sept. S.-At l0:30 this morn
 ing the convention was called to order
 by Dr. W. w. Jones, of MRricopa. T.
 F. Weedin, of PInal, was nominated for
 temporary chairman and elected by
 unanimous vote. Mir. Weedin responded,
 acknowledging the honor Rs not being
 personal but the county he represented. J. B. Foster, of 1avapai county, was
 made temporary secretary. The chair then proceeded to apIoint the following committee on credentials: q. E. Foster of YavspaI, F. F. Brady of PinRl, W. K.
 Meade of Cochise, Harris Baldwin If Apache, and Fl. S. Stevens of Pima.
 Afternoon Session-The chairman called the convention to order promptly at o'clock. Louis Vidal was unanI- mously elected as temporary sergeant at-arms. The secretary then proceeded to read the report of the committee on credentials, as follows: Pinal, r. R. Brady, F. ZarnOski, T. F. Meedin, J. O'Neil and 5. l. Turner; Ysvapai, Hugo Richards, F. B. Foster, John c. Hern- den, C.. W. Sartor, G. k. Walker, W. W. Hutchinson, N. EllIs, ID. J. Grammar, W. H. Harrington and $. c. Miller; Yuma, Samuel PurdY and J. J. Stein; Apache, Harris Baldwin, Morris Earth. F. s. Brunch, J. l.. Hubbell and Chas. Kin near; Cochise, c. H. Lincoln, H. Ting ley, West Howell, Chas. Young, E. J. Roberts, J. II. Bean, w. K. Meade, J. II. Tevis, C.. W. Bryan, j.. H. Hoadley, G.G. Berry. G. A. Kirtley, w. H. Lancaster and Phil Montague; Gila, Winthrop House, A. Bailey, E. F. kellner, J. ID. McCabe G. Rapam, George H. Stevens, A. Mckenny, Fl. Dolan and Joseph Foster; Maricopa, Joseph Campbell, A. l.. Henshaw, c. l.. Mosher, k. B. Todd and l.. H. Orme;. Mohave, John T. Davis, Samuel Hamilton and A. Cornwall: Pima, II. S. Stevens, U. Johnson. Phil Crovat, J. R. Manning, ThOs. Gates, l.. c. Hughes, A c. Bernard, Julius Linden meyer. The report was adopted. Moved and seconded that committee of five be appointed on permanent organizs- tion and rules. Carried. Samuel Purdy, u. ;. Stevens, W. House, J. Hernden and John Behan were appointed. 4 recess of fifteen minutes was then taken. The committee on permanent Organiza- ton and rules presented the following report which was adopted. We re- commend for permanent chairman Thomas F. Neediu, of Pinal; for per- msnent secretary, c. II. Morris; for sergeant-at arms, Louis Vidal. Your further recommend that Cushing's manual be adopted by the convention as authority in all parlia- mentary questions, and sugge,t the fol- | lowing rules: First, all votes for nomI- nations shall be viva voce, the deleg ttes l voting upon call of counties alphabet l ically. Second, the person receiving | of all the votes cast shall be | declared the nominee of the convention. | Third. nominations shall be made in the | following order: First, Delegate to Con- | gress; second, Superintendent of Pub | lic Instruction. Fourth, before any l are made that the conyen- 1 tion adopt a platform. Fifth, after | are made the convention to | select members of the Territorial Cen | trsl Committee and a chairman and sec | retary thereof. The report was adopted. 1 On motion the chair appointed the fol- | lowing committee on platform and reso- lutions: W. W. Jones of Maricopa, J. | R. Manning of Pima, W. K. Meade of | Cocbise, A. l.. Hershaw of Maricopa, | Samuel Purdy of Yuma. P. R. Brady of | PInsl, Hugo Richards of Yavapai, Har- ITS Baldwin. of Apache aud John T. | Davis of Mojave. MT. Purdy moved | that the convention adjourn for half an | hour-carried. c P. Head WAS nomi- | hated on the first ballot for Delegate ;o | Congress. W W. Jones for SuperIntend- ! snt of Public Instruction, Tbos. Gates for Chairman Of Territorial Committee | and r. L. CrOVat for Secretary. J. Bull | Us and J. J. Stein were nominated for Joint COuneIlmen.
 NASHVILLE, Sept. s.-Anti- Mormon residents of Louisville county have posted in conspicuous places a notice of warming to all members of the church | of Latter Day Saints to go elsewhere on pain of death. The document which is adorned with the picture 1i n coffin is ID these words: Mormon members of the at.e- Day Saints are notified fo Iaava ,