Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04
REPUBLICANS.
Proceedings of the County Convention
 To-day.

The Republican County Convention me. at Reid's Opera House at 10 o'clccl. this forenoon, the delegate r-e:ty gen. erally beIng present in persUn.
 h the absence of the Chairman of the County Central Committee, the copyeu- ton was called to order by its secretary. who read the csll aud apportionment Of delegates.
 Ths selection of a temporary chair man being next in order, ). A, Zabns- kie nominated Dr. F. II. Goodwin. and Dr. Goodwin nominated E. B. Pomroy. Is was moved by T. F. Wilson that the election be made by viva voce vote. which was amended by l.. Wolaey that 1t be made by ballot. The amendmen. was lost and the election of Dr. Good win prevailed, smid great applause.
 Rev. David McFawn was elected tenn porary secretary, by exclamation.
 J, 4. Zabrlskie moved tue appoint ment of committee of five on creien- tials, winch was carried.
 
 Oi five on business. Woltiey rose to s point of order, that as thls was merel, temporary organIzs stIon and was not competent to transact any business ex- ceptIng that looking to a permanent or. ganlzation. The point of order was sus. tBined.
 The chair then appointed Messrs. J. A. Zabrlskle, D. ID. Hall, DOuglass Shy q. committee on credentials.
 l.. Molhey questioned the right of proxies to vote on the question under discussion, before 1t was known that they were entitled to Seats, but the chair held that proxy held by Ws | known republican had the right to make motIons and to vote the same es a regularly elected delegate. He also said he deprecated any unkind or spitefGl feelings that had been attributed to factions, and hoped that there would be no ''cliques" or 'bosses" in the party.
 A recess for one hour was then taken 10 give the committee on credentials an opportunity to report.
 The convention was called tU order after recess, and the report Of the com mIttee on credentials read. The ques- tion ot J. A Black representing dele gate John Prince, Sho was absent, was submitted 10 the convention, Bni 1t was so SO decided.
 The report of the committee on credentials was adopted ss follows:
 Tucson-John Prince-J. A. Black proxy; F. If. GnodwIn, Sam Baird, Il. Buehmsn, F J. Aguirre, A. Y. Grossetta, H. D. Penney, John Hgines-J. A. Black, proxy; W. |. Perry, Wm. Reld, E. E. Pomroy, Geo. Pusch, Dana Hsr- mon, II. B. Dodge, ThDs. Driscpll. Il. W. renner, J. c. Handsy-H. W. Fenner. proxy, 5. 4. Manlove, D. Snyder, Robert Miller, E. B. Clifford, l.. Wolhey, E. F. Smith-J. F. IDDes, proxy.
 Greaterville-Geo, l.. Scholsfeld.
 Tubso-R. +. Richardson, proxy.
 Critsenden-W. II. Bsraett-M. 5. Snyder, proxy; M. s. Snyder
 Total Wreck-J, O. Dougherty--R. R. Richardson. proxy.
 Salero-J. 4. ZabrIskie, proxy.
 Harshaw-A. BaldEin-H. Brown, proxy.
 Arivaca-J. B. Stewart, ". Kane, proxy.
 C4labas 4s-Geo. ". Atkinson.
 &ocsles-DRvid McFagn, D. D. Hall, James Speedy. J. W. Grant, [. Rawlins, I. Il. DIil.
 Quijotoa-W. II. Smith-C. c. Steph- ems, proxy.
 San Xavier-w. J. Osbora-T. F. Wilson, proxy.
 Dlive-W. ;. Neville-A. :. Dungan, proxy, NJ L. Grover.
 Evans Camp-A. \, Chiids-M. 5 Snyder, proxy.
 Washington Csmp-A. N. Childs-M. ;. Shy der, proxy.
 Hartt's Camp-John Y. Weigle.
 La Noria-B. Cameron--Z.L L. Tiiball, proxy.
 Redinston-E- O. Stratton.
 Pantano-J. N. Mckay.
 Humb0ldt-R. c. Brown.
 l.. Wolney moved that the temper. organization De made permanent. Cai- lied.
 Dr. Goodwin thanked tue convention for inc honor bestowed, md made B few well-timed and appropriate remarks, which met with the approval Of all pIes- cut.
 Pursuant to motion, the chair ap- pointed as committee on or der of business. MessrE. Thomas F. Wilson. Melvin l.. Grover, II. ;. snyder, J. ". Grant and A. 5. Dungau, and as committee on platform md resp- lutions, Messrs. z. l.. Tidb6ll. E B. Pomroy, E. B. Clifford, H. B. Tenuey, H. w. Fenner, George Pusch and R. k. Richardson.
 On motion the convention took re- cess until ? D. h.
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