Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
PIMA REPUBLICANS.
Tine County Convention Getting Down to
 Bus ness.

Ile committee of arrangements had selected tue G. A. R, hall on Convent street ss the place for holding the con- vention. This hall had been lavishly trimmed with bunting and the national colors; while immediately back of the platform appeared large pOrtsits of Hsr- rison and Morton.
 The convention vss called to order by Ool. J. A Z4briskI,. chairman of the County Central c mmittee, who stated that good order snd uLity Tn all actions of the convention were Co be com mend d. DIssentiOns in this county mad arisen but republicans above sll men would always lay aside persona! differences for the common good of the party. (Applsuse.) He then announced the convention open for business and suggested nominations for temporary chsirmsnshiP. Chas. R. Drake nomin- sted J. J. Chatham. of Nogsles. who vas unanimously elected. Tkis was graceful compliment to Nogales as we'll as securing ths services of a competent presiding officer. He .yas., escorted to the plstform amid loud cheering. Al PIstorius, of Crittenden, nominated Dr. H. w. Fenper. of Tucson. for temporary secretary which Was enthusiastically carried.
 IN. Town of Cslsbssas m owed that 6 committee of five on credentials be sp pointed by the chairman which was car ried The committee appointed was l. x. Town. W. N. Cummings, A. B. Samp- son. Geo. Ray field and J, W. Taylor.
 The committee on platform and resolu- lions were R. ID. Ferguson, J. A. Zs- b,Iskie, W. J. Glenn, F. H. Goodwin and R. A. Johnson.
 The Chairman then announced that the Convention would take 8 recess for ten minutes ID order to give the Committee on credentials time to report.
 On the resembling of the convention the committee on credentials made the following report. which was accepted. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
 TUCsoS, 23 elegates.-Ohss. k Drake, H. W. Fenner, W. E. Stevens, J. A. Black. l.. J. Anderson, Geo. Carol. P. B. Ziegler. proxy; Geo. Pusoh, A. B. Sampson. R. D. Ferguson. Thomas F. Wilson, John Gardiner. Pedro Lopez, George Rsyfeld, 5. 5. Gillespie, Chas. E. Bent. Jack Spencer, H. E. Lacy. proxy; J. W. Taylor, Girardo Castro. Fhos. Hughes, n. E Lscy, proxy; J. 5. Mansfield, Leopoldo Csrrillo, W. H. Lu- cas-, E. II. Bridwell.
 TUBAo, delegste.-H. W. Lowe, H. B. Dodge, proxy.
 GREATERvILLH, delegate. L. Young, H. Hale, proxy.
 CaIrrESDEN. delsgstes.--N. J. Pis- t0rlus. J. W. Hopkins, N. J. Pistorius, proxy, R. R. Richardson, N. J. PistOrius, proxy.
 TOTAL WRECK, delegste.-None re- ported.
 ORo BLASCo, delegste.-A. H. Noon. E. A. Johnson, proxy.
 SALERO, delegate.-Jss. Milne, J. A. ZsbrIskle, proxy,
 HARsHAw, delegste.-B. F. MsnlOve. x. J. PIstorius, proxy.
 ABIvAcA, delegste.-None reported.
 CALABAsAs. delegste.-I. N. TOwne.
 NoGALES. 8 delegstes-G. A. Avery, J. J. Chatham, proxy; J.W Grant. J. J. Chatham, proxy; J. Wilson, J. J. Chatham, proxy; J. Carbon, J. J.. Chatham, proxy; J. J Chatham. W. N. Cummings. ". J. Glenn, Geo. Christ, J. J. Chatham. proxy.
 QUIJoToA, delegste.-F. A. Stevens.
 BAN XAVIER l delsgste.-None re- ported.
 OLIVE CAMP, ? delegates -S. E, Brown J.V. Weigle. proxy; M-G. Grover. F. H. Goodwin, proxy.
 EVANS CANT, delegste.-E. W. Clark, F. II, Goodwin, proxy.
 WARRINGTON CAMP. l deleGate.-AleI. A. Cnilds, Gos Wilson, proxy.
 HART's CAMP, delegate.-J. V. Wei gle.
 LA NoRIA, delegate. Brewster Cameron, J. A. Zabriskie proxy.
 REDINGToN. delegste.-L. Holmson, J, A. Marshall. proxy.
 PASrANo, 1 delegate.-L. W. Wake field, W. J. Osborn proxy.
 Poso BUESo, delegste-W s Sturges by w P Haynes, proI.
 PAJARIrO, delegate-J A Midlemss by E A Stevens, proI.
 ATLAS, 1 delegste-J. l. Hudson by R H Paul. proxy.
 uCACsnNC stead by E Brown. prox.
 IsAAC \, TowsE, Chairman
 Itvss suggested that the Secretary call the roll Ot delegates and, as called, the delegates to take sests in the fore part of the hall. which was accordingly done, ihe modesty which always chsrae- terizss republicans having caused them to take seats in the rear of the hall.
 On motion, the Chairman was instruct ed to appoint s committee of i've on permanent organization and order of business, The Chair appointed Chss. K. Drake, f. A. Stevens, John Weigle, Sam Gillespie, N. J. PistOrius.
 On motIOn of Judge Ferguson. the chair was instructed to appoint a com mi, ee of five on platform and resolu- tons. The chair appointed K. ID Fer guson, J. A Zaoriskie. T. F. Wilson, k. A, Johnson, W. J. GleUr. The committee on permanent organi- z.tinn and order of bu-ipess made the following report:
 Flr=t-NCmination of permanen. ofi- Gers, President and Secretary. ORDER OF BUSINESS. Presentation of platform.
 Presentation Cfresolutiuns. Nomination of oiisers-SheriH, Asses- sor. Treasurer, Recorder, District Attor- | reI, Supervisors (2). Probate Judge, | County Surveyor, Councilman ); Mem ! beTs ot House of Representatives t5)
 The report ot the committee was &C., cepted. On motion, W. E. Stevens was elected permsnant ch sirman of the convention
 A committee of three was appointed Co escort bim to the chair He thanked the convention for the honor conferred, and supplemented his thanks with some well timed and appropriate remarks.
 On motion, Mir. II. B. Dodge was elected permanent Secretary.
 The convention then adjourned til p. ID. | The Convention reAssembled as 2lS Q. ID. the delay hayIng been csnsed bJ waiting fO- the committee on Platform and Resolutions 10 report. Roll called sll members presen. responding.
 FLATFoBM AND RESOLUTIONS, WHEREAS, The people of the nation = - .kp ara of a nontaat Z hIch lu-