Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-09-27
REPUBLICANS.
THEY MEET IN COUNTY CONVENTION
 IN FLORENCE.
Resolutions adopted and Ncminaticca A1nde---The Candidates Previously
 P1edged---The Ticket.

The Republican county convention was called to order at 10:15 @. m. on Saturday September 20th, by Charles Holborn, Secretary of the County Central Committee who read the call for the convention.
 After call of the roll, majority of the delegates duly elected having answer ed to their names, temporary organiza- ton was effected with J. H. Hull as tenn porary secretary.
 On motion of J. M. Ochoa the chairman appointed a committee on credentials consisting of J. M. Ochoa, H. c. Strong and A. s. Adler.
 George Atkinson moved the appoint ment of 8 committee of five upon per manent organization and order of busi- ness which was carried and the following named delegates were appointed, viz: Geo. Atkinson, c. F. Bennett, Charles Odell, George Westfall and o. H. Car penter.
 On motion of John Knight a commit tee of there was appointed on resolutions consisting of John Knight, E. P. Drew and R. T, Patterson.
 Convention then adjourned until 2 o'clock p. m. to allow the above men toned committees time in which to re- port,
 J Convention re- assembled at 230 and the committee on credentials reported through their chairman as follows: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
 FLORENCE Ariz., Sept, 20, 1890.
 To THE CoNvENTIoN-Your commit tee appointed in that behalf beg leave to report that we have examined the credentials of the delegates to this con vention and find that:
 Florence-A. F. Barker, J. M. Ochoa, M. w. Harter, J. Suter o. H. Carpenter, J. H. Hull, J. P. Welles, D. B. Moden, A. s. Adler.
 Pinal-George Atkinson.
 Casa Grande-E. P. Drew, Charles F. Bennett.
 De Noon-G. F. Westfall.
 Silver King-John Knight, H. c.
 Strong. Dudleyville-R. T. Patterson, Charles Odell.
 Sacaton- w. Grouse. (The last named gentleman is representative iron Sacaton precinct without credentials) are
 the duly accredited delegates to this con l vention. l We further find that the following l named delegates appear and are repre- . sented by proxy. ) Florence-G. G. Gonzalez by E. B 3 Modem. B. McNeil by J. M. Ochoa. ] Maricopa M. Williams by c. F 5 Bennett. a Casa Grande-W R. Early by 0. F T Bennett, R. B. Richmond by 0. F, Bennett ' DeNoon-C. G. Powell by c. West f fall.
 g Dudleyville-T. ". Bates by c. Odell T Jack Rabbit-Chas. Sabip by Q. F l Bennett g Owl Heads-Geo. E. Evans by Chas S Holborn. g Vekol-Louis Gibson by c. F. Ben # nett
 Riverside-James Elder by J. M. Ochos s Respectfully submitted, n JOSE M. OcHoA, CHA1RMAN. l. ALBERT s. ADLER. e H. c. STRONG. p Upon motion the report of the commit is tee was received and the committee diE T. charged. d The following report from the commit y tee on permanent organization was the y read by the chairman: ~ REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION
 ETC. l. FLORENCE, Sept. 20, 1890. ei To THE CHAIRMEN AND GENTLEMEN c fo THE CONVENTION. Id Your committee on permanent organ is zation beg leave to report the followin e. plan of organization and order of bus
 ness for this convention. ae I-The officers of this convention sha Ut l consist of chairman and secretary whol IT. duties shall be those usually impose " upon such officers in like assemblies ,il this. That the temporary officers be u i'll permanent officers of this convention. ne II-Ihat the convention immediate
 upon the adoption of this report proces
 to nominate republican candidates f
 the various county offices to be filled
 the next ensuing election. That nomin an tions of candidates shall by written bt we lots to be collected by two tellers, to a appointed by the chairman, and count to- by them in the presence of the ehairrn ,pt and secretary. ", Each delegate shall have one vote ith each polling. Votes shall not be divid nd and nothing less than whole vote sh
 be counted. A majority of the vol ,en cast shall be necessary to the choice
 a candidate. If there be three or mo