Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
OUR TICKET.
A Harmonious Meeting of the
 Republican Convention.

A Harmonious Meeting of th Republican Convention.
 A Clean Ticket Nominated, froI ], Top to Bottom.
 The county republican convention (
 favapai county met at the court hous . this morning at 10 o'clock. The COT
 vention was called to order by W. - Bsshford. chairman of the county rs publican committee. Governor
 A. Tritle wss elected ss temporar
 chairman by exclamation. and F. Jordan temporary secretary, and tn
 chairman sppoinsel 0rick Jackson a
 temporary door-keeper On motion, the following were az pointed ss committee on credentials J. D. Csok, K. W. Wells, ". H. Will jams. K. l.. West and P. A. Crsigue.
 Frank Murphy, Joseph Dougherty and Al. Ruber. were appointed as committee 10 decorate the hall during the recess, allowing the committee or credentials to prepare their report.
 On motion of s. c. Rogers. the con, mittee on credentials wss s.thosized ts receive all proxies presented to 1t. | Recess for twenty minutes. On reconvening the committee or credentials reported the following dele ! gates entitled to sests in ths conven tion:
 Simmons-J. $. Cook, by Frsui Williams proxy. 1 Canyon Diablo--F. E. Wood, by R L. West proxy.
 Bellemsnt--Tim Casey, by 5. M. Spencer proxy. | Milton-B. N. Spencer. Etta-M. Bradley, by B. F. Copple proxy.
 Chslendar-E. H. Simpson. by c. A Wood proxy.
 Stoneman's Lake-L. 8. Drum, by Jas. A. Vail proxy. Lowsr Agua Fris-A. D. Whitney Spring Vslley-Hsrry Lyons, by B. M. Spencer. Ash Fork-W. H. Williams. Castle Creek--Geo. Merwin. Chavez Pass-Jose Chavss. Stoddard-Alonzo Hill. Santa Maris-N. P. Pierce. Jerome--Fred Smith and A $. Hss. kell, by Fred Smilh proxy. Enterprise-I. l.. Treat. Hasssyampa-W. H. Harlan. Congress-Alex. Imhotf and o. c. Hutchinson. Upper verde-P. W. S,rshau aud J. kirwsggen.
 Prescott w. 0. BashforJ, E. ". Wells, s. E. Bright, c. W. Sinss, F. M. Murphy, J. D. Cook, M. AcIaernsy, W. A. Freeze, Samuel Hill, F. G. Brecht, Jos. Dougherty, c. s. Porter by F. \. lTitie proxy
 Cherry Creek-F. A. Biffer.
 Lower Verde-F. E. Jordan and l.. M. Turner.
 Skull VsEey-A. ]. Rubert.
 Cienega-Geo. W. Hsnce.
 Williams-F. R. Nellis.
 seligman-W. T. Latchfcrd.
 Copper Bssiu-H. N. Hartson.
 Mayer-G. B. McCsnn.
 Walnut Grove-Ed. Wgouer and c. Davis.
 Dosoris-P 4 Craigue.
 Big Chino-S c Reese.
 Catoc tin--G Wicker
 Flsgstaff-R l. West. " c Stewart, Tinker, James A Vail. R. E. Fergu- son. L Black. H J Miller. G A Wood, c H Schultz, W c Layton. On motion, the following committee on perm ,nent organization and order of business was appointed: " c Bash ford, W q Stewart and H N Hsrtson. On platform and resolutions the fol- lowing were appointed: F M Murphy, E " Wells, J Il Tinker, R l. West and A Rubert. The convention then took e recess until o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Convention was called to order promptly a. o'clock. The committee on permanent organi- zation presented their report recom- mending that the temporary officers be made permanent officers Of convention and that vice chairman and assistant secretary be elected. The following order of business wss recommended:
 First.-Report of committee on plat form, rules and regulations.
 Second. of candidates in the following order; Sheriff.
 Treasurer.
 Recorder.
 District attorney.
 Probate judge.
 Two supervisors.
 Councilman.
 Five ssemblymen.
 Fifteen members county central com mittee.
 Introduction of resolutions. Other business.
 After recess: ". c. Stewart was elected yice-chairman and G. W. Hsnce assistant secretary.
 On assuming the positisn of chair man e1-Governor Tritle made one st his ringing speeches in which he paid . glowing tribute to the record made ky tue republican party during the sd- n,inisiration q the national govern ment.
 General T. J. Butler, receiver of ths land office, was called and delivered an address to the convention.
 On motion of F. M. Murphy,