Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
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A large number of people assembled at tde City Hall last night in respons, to the call for a mass meeting to talk, tLe necessary steps in nominating can. dldates fu- municipal offices. While there ~as Q good lttenance ot business and professional ueu, It was evident from the start that some candidates had narsGalled all their forces Co secure the r5sul.s desired. The meeting WAS called to ozjer at seven o'clock by Geo. W. Brown, chairman Of the City Central Committee, and Judge John Haynes was elected chairman of tqo meeting and Ge1. W. Brown secretary.
 Dr. V. q. M Lite moved that a com nittee o! twelve be appointed to report names Of suitable candidates for rLtIfi- eaten Gt Gu adjourned meeting. which Was GmgudeG by W. M Lowell that the meeting proceed forthwith to nominate oy ballot, and rried.
 William Ee.d moved that tLe views of tae leading ciGZels be heard uron tn. aecessItles oi tAe p.e-ert condition uf sEalrs, bat fceue of c0ufusi, D fu.- lowed that .la Caly sGbiUed by the sn- nouaccM=i-t tlGt nominations were ia order, when the follONiuS names were placed before the meeting:
 Tor Ccunciimeu-Eirst ward, Chas. T. EtcLlIis, D,uglGss Snyder, Samuel Hughes, I-omHs Ccrjis and Ii. L. Lacy. Second ward, NJ C. Samaniego and D. H..dersCn. 1t large. W. F. oullh, ;. T. O ld SIT, and z. l.. TidbaH.
 For Marsha, --. v. Brady. ThOs. J. Ngvcome and George McClaTty.
 For Treasurer, Paul Abalie, W. l.. Stevens and Pedro J. Aruirge.
 Foc Recorder, Cha-. II. Meyer.
 For Assessor aud lax Collector, Geo. q. Foster and Bliip SchrrIbcr.
 GlGs. H. Ilese- being the only candi- dEte for Recorder he was nominated by exclamation.
 After a motion had prevailed to pro- c-c1 SO nominations by ballot, the chair appoiuted Mayor RGyticld and c. u. Meyer Es tel.ars.
 The ballot for councilman from the IEs- wasS stood as follows: C. 2. Etch- e.l lG, Douglass Snyder, 24, SamGei uls ,, ILOs. Co.dis. q, II. L. Lacey, 6. 1aere being DO nomination, on mo- uon Douglass Snyder Was nominated by exclamation.
 Tie ballot OF councilman for the -ecOud ward stood: II. G. Sgmaniago, jl, D. Henderson, i9, scattering, 6. Mir. 0@mauleEO wEs declared duly noTuI- hated.
 For councilman nt large, the ballot stoCd: V. f. smith, sS. /. l.. Tidball, fl, <. I. GiaGEin, I2, scattering, $. W. r. smith was duly delared the nominee oi the convention.
 For Marshal the first ballot stood, M. W. Brady gl, Thos. Newcome Sg, George McClarty 9, scattering ,. No nominR- ton being had, a second ballot was taken, r,sultinC n Brady receiving loo. NewcOue 53 and scattering . II. ", Brady was declared nominated.
 h bHiloting for tLc remaining candi- dates IL WAS resolved that the person receiving tLe highest number Of votes he declared thc nominee.
 The hgiiot for Treasurer was as fol- lows; Pedro J. AguirFe @, ". r. Ste yeEs D. Paul Abadie 2j. Mr. Aguirre was declared omiugted.
 For Assessor and Tax Collector, G. re Foster received 70 votts md plllp Schneider 6l. and M-. Foster was declared nominated.
 On motion the cnais appointed as a ti.y Central Committee to se.v- daring t.e present campaign .ld Co cali 30 Ig- lrg meeting Aes-rE. VI. L. Lowell, thomas Hg1ba-, T. l.. schultz. /. J.. Edba.l and Chs-. F. Meyer. after which tle meeting adjourned s!u, Clc.