Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

] UT DinlT4ct Attorney there were nOm- 1 mated Messrs. Franklin, Hereford and
 Hing, and each one spoke hIs little plece
 before the multitude. In placing Mir.
 hing m nomination Mir. Geo. l.. Hood
 entertained the EuiIenee with a pretily | celvered recitation.
 Toe ballot resulted as follows: King,
 5l: Franklin, 9; Hereford. .5. NIT.
 King was declared duly nominated and Lls nomination was made unanimous | with one dissenting voice.
 A mouOn for half an hour moist re. cess was greeted with crles of no, no.
 Nominations for County Treasurer be- log n order Col. Robenson placed J. $.
 Wood m nomination. and gave him lots ot saccharlne dressing. Mr. Oury mov- ed the suspension of the rules and his nomination by exclamation, and he was so elected. Mr. Wood appeared and his opinion about himself coinclded with that Of the convection.
 Tor Recorder, Mir. Fred G. Hughes was nominated. On motion, the srules were suspended aud Mir. Hughes WAS nominated by exclamation.
 For County Judge. Mir. McDermott placS IE nomination Wm. NJ Lowell; c. <. Elliott nominatcl [. D. S5atterwhite; W. ,. Cury uun''-l l.ied, by request, Jnn. R. Tyler; R. C. Wood nominated JIG. Perry. The ballot stood as follows: Lowell, 2i; SatteTvhIte, 30; Perry. ?: Tyler, 2l. There being DO choice a sec ond ballot was ordered with the follow. ing result: Satterwhite. 3s; Tyler, IS; Loveil, F. hr. Sliterwhite was declar td nominated Rnd his nomination made unanimous.
 Asthe CITIZEN goes tO press the nom- laai'Ons Tor other offices are being made but too late for the issue.
 The whole caucus nominations have been ratified SO far.
 EVENING cALAMITIEs.
 Democracy turned loose upon itself in a lnaels:rom of contention. Is minia- tnre Psndemonium beyond the genius oi pen to picture. The most Imaginable farce ever conceived, bears no comparl- son to its ludicrouS antics and no bar Foomirow cnn equal the apparent eumi- ty between the individual members of the body. And yei it is only Q zaalous rivalry. or perhaps e vigorous emula- ton 10 determine who can show the ] greatest devotion to the party organiza- ! Iol and express ID unmesning terms ] solemn pledges 90 be broken on the 1 mouow.
 The night session of the misguided i remains of associated human occentr:ci 1 ties, existing under the euphonious ap- pelatiOn of democratic convention, was l an entertainment of peculiar jocularity. ! aud the many different brands of the !, s.lslt of democracy that had evidently I been lngurgitated, culm!nated ID a de- | lig1tful display of forensic oratory. much to the qualification ot the specta- . tors and the satisfaction of the gaseous s!gdiatOrs.
 Ihe amusement opened after the meeting was called to order, by Finne- gan moving that It lad jJurn sine die nll ! seven o'clock tomorrow morning"
 S1ms one asked ID as.o1Ishmeut, "Gil ! H- say seven u'clsckE'
 % hats wna: be sad, replied the gen. t!e 2an from Uiiye.
 Er. Carpenter thought they hRI bet isF adjourn till alter ihs lel gates should eg; up in the morning, - Sir. EiusePan thought it dIdn't make much fl some Oi the m slept tho late.
 Another motion vas made Co adjourn ul! 10 a. m. Iaslia neu-Bry rules were discussed on the 2. Ut whether mo- ton to adjourn was debatab.e. A mo- ti0a 10 iEy the matter on the table was made by Perry, which brought Fiuue- z ,n to hIs feet on a pOiut uf order that line motion to ndj rurn NUS always in or der. After 5auel of confusion the motion Co lay on ;he table was carried.
 t.-er'. .a- a-srsIcs was grossly out -t-,-. i.-- ....-.s. I.ation .o adjourn ull lU a. 70. tO day, and it was amended to ? R. ID. and voted down after some skirm- .shinR tshate. FIunegsn called for a iIyIs!Oa on the vote, and tue chair de- ,iEcd that She noes had ii. 'Elnnegau sad ae wEutvd a division. and that the ,h.'r had no business to decide the luestion. The division showed a ng. .ority against adjournment.
 Messrs. Esrll Webb and Chas. Kres- nam were placed ID nomination for county clerk, and ballOtIn2 was pro- ,eeded with. The first ballot gave 6 be vO:e, and the second nominated NIT. Webb. One wicked lIttle ballot for Mir. csIii. created a whole mountain of trou- Die and IynRmitic bombs of words were lu-led back and forth with the fury of la actual combat, and Mesfrs. rInne- .ar md NcDermott siEnBlly distinguish .i rh useives. The troublesome little Ielut Was fiUally held In Rbeyance to lWaIt the result ot the count ID order to iet=rmine it's value. It proved to be ,u uuueces sary bugaboo and It lost all is importance after the safety valves of ,raiory had exhausted the extreme pres ure of volatile bile within.
 He pervading dryness and acute hirsT Oi tho delegates. controlled their uc cgm,nt at this juncture and an Bd- 0urument was taken until BIns o'clock hls morning.
 THE MORNING PANGs. At nlue o'clock the district court room ihO wed many vacant seats, and IL was
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