Arizona republican., 1890-08-29

for a Central Committee and delegates to the Territorial Convention. Carried. As such committee the Chair app pointed T. \. Clanton, T. Parish, George Marian, c. w. Miller, l.. II. Chalmers. The committee returned in twenty minutes. c. w. Miller, Chairman, read the following names, recommended for County Central Committees;
 PhUniX-L. Ii. Chalmers, M. II. Will Hams, J. K. Murphy, Charles Goldman, Il. A. Hughes, r. Coyle, B. A. Fickas, J. J. Sweeney, F. NJ. Czarnowski, E. J. Edwards, J. NJ. Gibson, James Me Carthy, D. l.. Murray, John Lutgerding.
 Tempe-W. Miller, C. Austin, L. II. Hawkins, C. w. Miller, T. C. Jordan.
 Mesa-John Pomeroy, Wm. Le Baron, George Passey.
 Lehi-H. Rogers, w. F. Pomeroy.
 Cave Creek-W. B. Dillingham;, E. II. Channel.
 New River and Frog Tanks-Eugene St Claire.
 Vulture and Wickenburg-T. E. Parish.
 Orme-Charles slankard, James Vensel.
 Mcdowell and Verde-James Me Cam.
 Arizona FalIs-John R. Norton.
 Gila Bend-J. K. Davenport.
 Enterprise-B. w. Hall.
 Cartwright-J. r. Orme.
 Camp Creek-George Marian.
 Buckeye-T. x. Clanton, M. F.. Hur- ley.
 For delegates to the Territorial Con vention were reported:
 II. \. Alexander, NJ. II. Williams, B. A. Fickas, Frank Czarnowski, Charles Goldman, F. J. Edwards, c. w. Miller, G. W. Nichols, <. II. Hawkins. w. J. LeBaron, w. N. Standage, M. E. Hur- ley, Geo. Marian, ThOs. r. Parish.
 L. II. Chalmers presented a resolu- ton reading, That this Convention recommend to the Central Committee that they order that the clty of Phoenix at the next primary election vote by wards and the rest of the county to vote by school districts, each district to have its proper appOrtionment of delegates '' Carried.
 This resolution is likely to somewhat cut down the representation of Phoenix.
 l.. II. Hawkins moved that vote oi l thanks be rendered the chairman, sec retaries and sargeant-at-arms for their services. Carried, and acknowledged | by the chair.
 A motion then prevailed sdjourning the Convention sine dje.
 CONVENTION NOTES. Tempe delivered the goods." F. P. Minor received no votes foi Sheriff.
 Doctor Hughes was the engineer ot the machine.
 Tom Greenhaw is a life long Demo. crat, but he wasn't in it, you sec"
 Tom Parish did not run the Conven, 1 ton but managed to be nominated just 1 the same.
 In one thing the Convention n was ar proxies.
 The connection between Zulick and ! the combine" has been discovered. He is the leader.
 Grammar emed to be not only ( stranger but an enemy to most of thI | speakers in the Convention.
 The fine Italian hand of Boss Ficka' was easily to be discerned in the whole proceedings of the Convention.
 Frank Czarnowski was made victim with neatness and despatch. It's nc use kicking against the machine.
 The Pioneer Band was engaged anC paraded the streets for some time, mak ing joyful noise over the Democrat, nominations.
 The County Democratic Central Com mittee will meet at the Court House a 10 o'clock this morning for the purpos, of organization.
 Harmsen's speech seconding Green haw was good, especially that part il reference to Greenhaw's knowledge of tn, anatomy of law"
 The interest manifested in yesterdays session was but slight. The main fights those over Sheriff, District Attorney anC Treasurer, were past.
 The machine was Tn good working or der. "Grease" had been literally used and if the speed was not very great still the work slipped along with ease.
 Poor deluded Tempe she traded witt Sam Webb and performed her part O the compact, but Sam did not return the equivalent. Next time the con trac will be Tn writing.
 When Chairman McGlasson called tho ! Convention to order yesterday mornin. those nearest to him are positive Inc said "Gentlemen of the combination what is your pleasure"
 The Tempe delegates held a sessior after the convention, and, untrammeleC by the machine, made the following pre- cinct nominations Justices of the Peace A. NJ. Franklin and A. R. Jenkins; fol Constables, Manuel Gallardo and Thos Elder.
 An omission in yesterdays report, wal a resolution introduced by L. fl. Flaw kins, and passed unanimously. Thank ing the Republican Convention for kind ness and courtesy in placing the Opera House at the disposal of the County De mocracy.
 It seemed positively brutal to knocl | Major Jordan out in the manner il which it was done. There were two ex cellent reasons who he should have beer nominated. One was that he had beer an efficient public servant in tn, Fifteenth Legislature the other is that he is resident and representative ot the south side of the river.
 In the Democratic Convention were two converts from the Republican ranks but then, as one delegate expressed it. "their Repubicanism could not have ever struck in very deep" One of the persons spoken of was, in 1880, a candi- date before the people of Maricopa county, on the Republican ticket, for | the Territorial Assembly. The vote he received, if memory be correct, was but about thirty. That perhaps was enough | to cause any man to either commit