Arizona republican., 1890-08-26
READY FOR WORK. The Republican Clans Are
 Gathering.
Several Strong Delegations
 Now Here.
A Convention That Will Name Our Next Delegate to Congress
 UnainimOus Action Assured.

lican Territorial Convention to be held in Phoenix today:
 APACHE COUNTY, Robert E. Morrison, T. NJ. Zuck, Jonas Perez, J. l.. .Hubbell, J. D. Arnold, Rosolio Colomo, F. w. Nelson.
 CoCHIsE COUNTY.
 w. Herring, A. l.. Grow, George J, Meyer, George F. Meek, George w. Cheyney, F. l.. Moore, J. II. Carpenter, E. B. Mason, J. II. Harvey, Lewis Will Hams, Mir. Hughes, w. F. Nickolls, c. M. Renaud F.. G, MontandOn, II, Ger vein, N. w. Storer, A. V. Moves and Si Bryant.
 CHA COUNTY.
 J. A. Hamill, Charles Martin, Hamp- ton Ellis and F. T. Powers.
 MARICoPA COUNTY. II. l.. Wharton, N. A. Morford, D. II. Wallace, J. B. Woodward, J. L. Cant, w.. l. Horner, R. l.. Long, Wm. Kim ball, w. II. Dickinson, U. G. McWil Hams, James McMillan, w. Street, l.. Forsee, w. B. Green, L. Fowler, Frank Luke, A. D. McGinnis, A. G. Bradstreet, Jerry Millay,
 MOJAvE COUNTY.
 c. M. Funston, w. II. Hardy, J. II. Campbell, Charles Cummings and G. w. Beecher.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Brewster Cameron, l. N. Towne, D. Henderson, R. D. Ferguson, II. B. \ Penney, w. S. Sturgis, Thos. Driscoll, w. Reid, F. A. Stevens, c. Altschull, J.
 S'ivan, w. Hart, J. w. Bement, J. B. AnuSrson, J. J. Hill, A. J. Davidson.
 FINAL COUNTY. A. J. Doran, w. R. Stone, Charles Holborn, J. M. Ochoa, George R. Morse, Hugh Chalmers, T. w. Bates, E. w. Childs.
 YUMA COUNTY. F. s Ingalls,, L. A. Hicks, w. II. Blaisdell, E. B. Wagy.
 YAvAPA COUNTY. F. NJ. Murphy, w. C. Bashford, J. NJ. l w. Moore, W. 0. O'Neill, E. w. Wells, | w. A. Freeze, D. M. Riordan, Ralph l Cameron, G. A. Bray, James A. Vail, John Davis, Dr. G w. Vickers, Abner Wade, George R. Parker, George E. | Brown, Joseph s. Cook, E. D. Gobin, x. | c. Shekels, J. J. Williams, J. M. Whit. l tier, Joe l. Roberts, John Kirwaggen, w. $. Head, O. A, Ensign, w. A. Dony. |
 CONVENTION NOTES.
 County Surveyor Hicks is delegate from Yuma county. "Bill Freeze, an old-time PhGnician, is delegate from Prescott. The Cochise county men are late, but | they will form an important part of the | Convention when they do come. Brewster Cameron. clerk of the First | Judicial District Court, is in attendance l as delegate from Pima county. The Tucson delegation is quartered at l the Mills House; the Yavapai contin- | gent will be found at the Commercial. J. M. w. Moore, one of Prescott's del | egates, was member of the last Legis | lative Council from Yavapia county.
 Charles HOlborn, merchant of Flor | ence and an old-time Arizonan Republi- | can is a delegate from Pinal County. George E. Brown, member of the | Assembly in the Twelfth Arizona Legis lature, is one of the Yavapia delegation. | w. fl. Hardy, from Mohave county | and Will Boshford, of Yavapai, will be in on tOday's train by way of California. | George R. Morse, manager of the | Blinn Lumber Company's business at Casa Grande, is member of the Pinal County delegation.
 The dele gates from Pima and Yuma | counties to the Republican Territorial Convention arrived by yesterdays train from the south.
 David Henderson, the we'll known Tucson banker, is too strong Republi- can to miss the Convention. As usual, he is boiling over with party enthusiasm. c. w. Wright is one of the Pima county delegation. He is the nominee of his party for the office of District Attorney and is, from all accounts, sure winner.
 Wm. o. O'Neill, Sheriff of Yavapai county and Adjutant General of the Territory, is in the city attending the convention. He states that he is not in the fight for Delegate.
 w. l.. Van Horn, an attorney of Flag staff, alternate to the Worlds Fair with Commissioner Coats, will attend the Convention as delegate from Yavapai county.
 The convention will meet at Patton's Opera House this morning at 10 80 and will presumably be called to order by Secretary Morford in the absence of Chairman Christy.
 Frank M. Murphy, Superintendent of the Congress mine, was notified Sunday morning by messenger from Prescott that the convention would convene on Tuesday and started at once, arriving here last evening.
 Nogales is represented in the Pima County delegation by Charles Altschul. He is no stranger to Phoenix, having been during 1878 and 1879, a member of the firm of Goldman X Co.,, and after ward assignee of M. Peralta X Go.
 Harry Carpenter, perhaps the best known man in the Territory of Arizona, came in from Yuma yesterday to attend the Convention as delegate from Co- chise County. He is now the Secretary of the Territorial Insane Asylum.
 The Yavapai contingent came in last evening from Prescott driven down by Hathaway in livery rig. They are as follows w. o. O'Niell, George E. Brown, w. A. Freeze and J. NJ. w. Moore, of Prescott, and w. l.. Van { Horn, of Flagstaff.
 Among the delegates to the Republi- can Convention who were callers at TIE REPUBLICAN office yesterday, were Capt. F. S. Ingalls, and l.. A. Hicks, of Yuma; Hon. David Henderson, Hon. Brewster Cameron, Judge c. w. Wright and w. s. Sturgs, of Tucson; J. II. Carpenter, of Tombstone; J. w. Vent worth, of Gila county; w. l.. Van Horn, of Flagstaff, and others.
 The Tombstone delegation was on the