Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
The Convention.

evening me OOnYentiOn was ID Iull Olhst with everything prospering admirably. On motion of R. A. Johnson the fol- lowing gentlemen were named by the chair committee on reception to re- ceive the Maricopa delegation which was expected to arrive on the o'clock train: H. E. Lacy, Dr. Goodwin. J. A. Zsbris- kie, Charles k. Drake and John Gsrdi- ner. On motion of Dr. Goodwin the name of Chairman Stevens was added to the list.
 Chss. R. Drake, Willis Haynes. Dr, Fenner, Geo. Pusch, Heil Hale, J. s. Mansfield, l.. H. Anderson and w. s, O.born were appointed & committee to submit names for delegates to the Ter ritorial Convention.
 On motion of J. 5. Black the Conven- tion adjourned till o'clock.
 EVENING SESSION.
 Although the hour of opening had been announced for p. m., 1t was nearly sn hour later before the delegates were again Tn their seats. In the meantime & question had arisen as to the orthodoxy of Sabine Otero's republication. Mir, Otero had been nominated ss a member for the lower house, beating I. N. Towne three votes, on the belief that he was a republican, but it vBs subsequently as- taiDed that Mr. O.ero was a democra. ard had always acted ID conjunction with them J. 4. Black therefore moved that hI5 nomination be reconsidered and that Mir. TOwne be substited in his stead which was accordingly done. The legIs- lstive ticket therefore stands:
 Lewis Martin
 II. B. Tenny
 Fl. D. Dodge
 U. Chatham
 l. N, Towne
 The chairman of the committee to se- lecs delegates 10 the Territorial conven- tion submitted the following names who were elected:
 F A JohrsOn, R Fl Paul, 4 B Ssmp- son, Chss K Drake, J 4 Zlbriskie, W J Osborn, Gen. Thos F, Wilson. Hiel Hale, W P Haynes. J 4 Black, l. Car rillo, \ J Pistorius, H E Lacy, F Fl Goodwin, w 5 Sturges and Herbert Brown.
 The following named persons were selected as the county central commit tee:
 Tucson.-Thos. Hughes, J. s. Mans field, Geo. Pusch. Hiel Hale. l. NJ Prince. E s Brown. l. Carillo, w E Stevens. H W Klein. T C Russell, J W Taylor, Fl W Fenner, Geo Carroll, l. Wolfley, A V Grossetta, F Romero.
 Ban Xsvier-J NJ Berger.
 Quiiotoa-F A Stevens, D A Pickett,
 Olive Osmp-M l. c over.
 Nogsles-J Brickwood, Thos Jones GA Avery. Tsnque Verde-Ed Bullock.
 Cslabasss-I N Town.
 Hsrshsw-Horsce Jones.
 Elgin-F W Clark.
 RsdingtOn-E O Stevens
 Arivsca-John Began.
 SslerO-S Mann,
 Psntsno-Laymsn Wakefield.
 La Noria-Brewster Cameron.
 Gro Blanco-J II Kirkpatrick.
 Humboldt-J Mcknight.
 HsFfs CBmp-J \ WeiRle.
 Total Wreck-Jonn O Dougherty.
 CEittenden-R R Richardson, N J Pistorlus.
 Tubso-H. VI. Lowe.
 Psisrita-J < NeddlemAs.
 AtlEs-J l. kindsOn.
 Poso BuenO-W 5 Sturgis.
 Comabsbi-Weeekst
 Washington Csmp-A N Childs.
 4 B Sampson offered the following:
 Resolved. That this convention h. struct the delegates to the Territorial convention Co supper. Thos F Wilson for the nomination ss delegate to con gress. Which was adopted by a unani- mons vote.
 The work of the County Convention being practically at an end, Ohairm au Stevens vacated the chair and A. R. Sampson sscended the platform and called the delegates of the Tucson pre- cinct to order. He stated ths, before final adjournment could be had the no- minstiDg of two Justices of the Peace and two Constsbles were Tn order.
 On motion Judges Meyer and Scott were unanimously declsred to be the nominees of tke party.
 Nominations for Constables then be- ing ID order R B Kelley and Cash Per rin were elected.
 On motion B vote of thanks was unan- imously rendered to NeRley Post of the G A. R. for their kindness ID providing the use of their hall free of charge to the convention,
 On motion the convention adjourned sine die.