Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-27
saturday, September 25, 1884.
DEMOCRATIC co.
CONVENTION.
GLOBE, Sept. %, 1884.

Democratic Convention met at 1O
o'clock a. m. with @, c. Tebbs, chair
man of Democratic Central Committee,
in the chair.
Upon motion ]. X. Smith, of Nc
Millen, was chosen chairman and W.
ii. Cook secretary.
Upon motion the chairman appoint
ed committee on Credentials COM
posed of the following delegates:
Globe Precincts. c. Heineman, Dr.
Trirpel and S. Klein; Salt River Pre-
cinct--P, c. Robertson; Reno Pre-
cinct-Charles Boquet. S. G. Heine-
man withdrawing from the committee,
Peter Kelley, of Dripping Springs,
was appointed in his place.
Upon motion the convention took a
recess of ten minutes. Convention
called to order, when the Committee
on Credentials presented the follow
ing report:
- GLOBE, Sept. %, 1884.
To the chairman and members of the
Democratic Convention, of Gila Co.,
convened at Globe.-We, the under
signed, delegates to the above conven-
ton, appointed Committee on Gre
dentials of delegates, having investi-
gated the credentials, do hereby de-
clare the following delegates entitled
to seats in this convention:
Globe Precinct-Alonzo Bailey, Pat
rick Stanley, Charles Chapman, Alex
ander Trippel, James Anderson, S. G..
Heineman, s. Klein, Louis Celia, NJ.
Calderon, w. H. Cook, Niles s. Berry,
VIM. Graves; Reno Precinct-C Charles
Boquet, F. P. Cline, A. D. Cline;
Grapevine Precinct. I. Fhppin, G..
w. Jacobs, P. G. Robertson; McMillen
Precinct. D. LaRue appoints S. G..
Heineman as his proxy, j.. X. Smith !;
Dripping Springs Precinct-James
Buckley, George Cummings, Peter
Kelley, John j. Dubois. James Buck
ley appoints Peter Kelly as his proxy.
John j. Debois and George Cummings
appoint Kelly as their proxy. Mr..
Kelly appoints w. A. Holmes as his
proxy; Stanton Precinct-M. Whalen,
J.. w. Harrell transfers proxy to NJ.
Whalen. ALEX. TRIPPEL,
Chairman of Com.
Upon notion the report was ac-
cepted, and the committee discharged.
Upon motion F. P. Cline was ap-
pointed as proxy for A. D. Cline.
Upon motion committee of three
was appointed on Permanent Organi-
zation and Order of Business, consis-
tiaGii0 Of the Iglloy.ing dlegates: S, g.
Heineman, S. Klein and j. F. Flippin.
Upon motion a committee of three
was appointed on Platform and Reso-
lutions, consisting of the following
delegates: Globe Precinct - Alonzo
Bailey, DR.. Trippel; Salt River Pre-
eint-P. G. Robertson.
Upon motion committee of three
was appointed to interview Judge
Plnney relative to time of convening
of court, consisting of A. Bailey, VIM.
Graves and s. G. Heineman.
After Intervening his Honor the
committee reported that the court
would not interfere with the transac'
ton of this convention.
Adjourned till l o'clock p. m
Meeting called to order at / p. m.
with DR.. Trippel and M. Whalen fail
ing to answer roll call.
The committee or permanent organ
ization and order of business, present
ed the following report, which wa'
read and upon motion accepted, ant
the committee discharged:
To the chairman and members o
the Democratic Convention, of Gil;
County, Arizona.--The undersigned
committee, appointed to report Of
permanent organization and order o
business, beg leave to submit the fol
lowing report:
For permanent chairman, j. X
Smith; for permanent secretary, DR.
w. H. Cook.
Order of business: discrimination
for Councilman; ID, for Assembly
man; Sd, for Probate Judge; '4th TO
Recorder; 5th, for Treasurer; 9th, TO
District Attorney 9TH, for Sheriff; Sth
for Public Administrator; 9th, TO
Coroner; 10th, for Surveyor; 18th, 70
Supervisor.
The voting shall be by ballot, and
majority of the votes shall nominate.
S. G. HElNEMAN, Chairman,
S. KLEIN,
j. 7. FLIPPIN.
The committee on platform and res
o1nt;onc nresapted the follOwino re