Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
J. Butler; Yuma, Charles Baker; at large, c. ID. Reppy.
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J. Butler; Yuma, Charles Baker; s, large, c. D. Rsppy.
 Mir. Churchill suggested that there was smother committee to be appo1nted before taking recess, and Col. J. A. Za- briskie moved that a committee of len. o1e from each county with one at large additional ss chairman, on platform and resolutions. The chair appointed Col. | Za5riskie as chairman anu Inc com nit tee as follows: Apache. W. J. Osborn: | Cochise, W. H. Sulwell; G,la. O T. Cornell; Graham, M, J. Eyau: Mari | cop8, l.. Fowler; Mohave, ". H. Hardy: PIDal, $. w. FormRn; Pima, R. ID Fer. guson; YavRpaI, N. 0. Murphy: Ynms. E. B. Wagy; at large, J. A. z .briskle. On motion of Mir. Chas. R Drake the convention adjourned till 8 D. m. Convention called to order st D. m. and the secretary proceeded to call the 1 roll. It was moved the roll ,aIl be dis pensed with. The committee on perus nent organIzation and order of business reported through theIr chairman, T. j.. Bntler.
 First, That the permanent officers of this convention shall consist of a chair. mau, secretary, assistant secretary and sergeant-at-arms.
 Second, And we recommend that the temporary officers be continued and re quested 10 serve as the permanent elf cers of the convention.
 We recommend that the convention adopt the following order of business VIZ:
 First. Report oi committees and election of sergeant-Rt arms.
 SPpnnn liha npvnrnatfn, ,V dates. ss follows:
 First. Delegate in Congress.
 Second. Superintendent of Public Instruction.
 Third. Appointment and organiZa- tion of Territorial Central committee and appointment of the officers thereof.
 We recommend that the convention adopt the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the Territorial Cen trsl committee shall consist of twenty nine members apport;oned as follows, to-wit:
 ApAcLe 2; Cocbi=e 4; Pima f; Mari copa {; YavspaI ,; Mohave 2; Gila ?: Graham ?; Pinal ?; Yuma ?: to be ap pointed by the chairman of this con veDnon upon the suggestion of the members of this convention representing tue ecNcthA Ceuutlcht ouu Auhh Ahc OilA cers of said committee shall consist Oi 8 chairman, secretary and treasurer to be appointed by this convention, and that the powers and duties of said central committee and of the Offi.ers thereof shall be the same as those conferred up on the repubncaR central committee ID this terrlt .ry, by the convention held al Tombstone, September lj, 1884. snd that the rules adopted by saId convention last named for the proceedings of said republican territorial central committee are hereby adopted as the rules by which the committee to be now appoint ed shsli be governed.
 We recommend that the nomination of candidates for office be made by call iug the roll by counties and the annonn- cement of their votes by the several members of the convention viva voc which shall be recorded by the secretary of tue copventIou; and that B majority of all the votes in this convention snail be necessary to choice.
 T. J. BUTLER, Chairman.
 On motion of Col. J. A. Z4briskie the report of the committee was unanImous- ly adopted.
 W. J. Osborn nominated W. H. Lucas as sergeant-at- arms and be was elected by exclamation.
 Col Zabri-kIe moved Co ddjolrn until , D. m. and that the delegates remain ID caucus immediately after adjournment. Carried.
 Alter csucus the convention adjourn till l6 6. m. to morrow.