Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
THE DEMOCRATS.
They Meet In Convention and
 Make Some Nominations.
Slight Friction Between the Slate of tho Bosses and the Out
 side Delegation.

vention, h sunouu oed the first thing l in order to be the selection of tempo l rary chairman A country delegate, either ignorant of the slate prepared for the occasion. or regardless ot 1t. 1 nominated ]. ]. Fisher, when two or three delegates jumped to their feet be- fore this nomination could be seconded ! and nominated aud seconded the nomi- nation of Harris Baldwin. Harris Baldwin was elected. The names of n. A. Murphy and E
 Jones, ot fiagstaff. were placed in nomi-
 nation for temporary secretary, the 1 former declining. Jones Was elected. 1 Three or four motions ot various kinds were then made simultaneously, among them being one by W. J. o'Neill, for committee on credentials
 The motion to appoint R committee on credentials was recognized by the chair, and the committee was an | ncunoed. contrary to all custom, by
 leaving the name of tho delegate mak-
 ing tho original motion out, which ! created
 THR FIRST BRsKzE I In the deliberations. The attention Of
 the chairman being called to the omis- 1 sion. he attempted to rectiiy 1t by | placing Mir. o'Neili on the committee and withdrawing one of the names pre- ! sented, but the nomination was indig- 1 nauty declined, and the committee
 stood as originally appointed, as fol- | lows: A A Moore, n Sullivan, n X Murphy. J Fisher, II H Cartier, F. k | 0tey, John Lawler, Max Salzman and | A Humphreys.
 A recess of one hour was then taken, | in order to give this committee an op- portunity to report. On reoonvening the committee on | credentials reported that the following | delegates were entitled to seats in the | convention:
 LIST OF DELEGATES Lower Verde, John Wood; Lynx Greek, Frank kuhne; Belmont. W q Hill; Copper B sin, W Ii smith; Bueno. II Duff; Skoll Valley, Iy Fisher; Tip Top, N Woldemler, Thos B Wade: Alexandra, W A Rowe, Sc. ligmsn. Jas Van Sooy Williamson Val ley, J " Cou. hran. J A Nash by. $ P Behsn (proxy); Verde Junction, John Webb. by W T Baker proxy; Williams, D " Bass. c K Royce, hyA Humphries proxy: Mill No ,, II F Bsnta; Big Chino, c Snow; Jerome, W W Mich ols, E Kotey; Kirkland, Jno Jackson; Agua Fria, Geo. Menitt; Congress. F
 II Cavanaugh; Bayard. Jacob Hensle Date Greek, Hayes; Milton, T A Ri. ordan by A T Cornish proxy Senator, A smith; Canyon Disblo, John Thy
 seng. by NJ Salzmsn; Oak Creek, k B Cameron; Mayer, W Davis; Middle
 Verde, R Nj Rogers; Lower Agua tris.
 Q. R. Wells; Ash Creek, Geo R Miller: Cienega, Chss Harhison, by C Miller proxy; Groom Creek, l. A Murphy:
 Bumble Bee, Geo Z,ka; Castle Creek K B Waterman; Upper Verde, rnOs Carroll, G W Ward. by Thos Carroll
 proxy. Pedley, Jas Conlon; Big Bug
 Robinson; Walnut Grove, X Moore: Prescott, Thos Long, by D c Thorn proxy, D c rhorne, k lbt Blair by L Fisher proxy. l Burnett, D ] Sullivan, p Levy, by D Sullivan proxy; Juo Fredericks, W 0'Neill, Dennis Burke, E. Austin .yBra Belcher. Harris Baldwin; Black Hills, II II Cartier; Flagstaff, G Hoxworsh. Max
 Salxmsn. A T Cornish. k r o'Den, by Chas Gruner proxy, Chss Gruner. n A
 proxy, II E Kendall. by J E Jones
 proxy. John Voorhss, by E Jones
 proxy, Frank Daggs; Chino Valley C S Davis; Alta, R W Meador.
 They also recommended that l. over Verde be entitled to two sotcs in ih,s convent on.
 On motion Jas F, Allen. Ci.erry. wa $
 added to the list oi elegstes.
 Delegate o'Neili moved to adjourn until o'clock r. m, but was sat down on heavily.
 A motion to appoint committee on
 order oi business and permanent organ iEation was made by II II. Cartier and
 carried, the chair appointing the follow ing. Jacob Henkle. J Y Daggs, D c Thorne, j k Watts and Caleb Davis. A motion that E Austin he placed on the committee elicIted the inquiry from Jesse Davis as to whether Mir. Austin was democrat Several meu- bers sprang to their feet to vouch for | Mir. Austin's democracy. but his name did not appear on the committee
 handed to the secretary by the chair man General O'Neili made another motion to adjourn until o'clock and was again sat down on.
 Several delegates were then on their feet with various motions, points of order. etc, and after the chairman sue ceeded in rspping them into order an- nounced the following committee on platforms and resolutions: w J Hill, W T Baker, r Behsn, W ONeil and George Lika.
 General o'Neill's motion Co adjourn until 2 o'clock was then mado again and being amended till l o'clock was carried.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Although the hour of adlournmen WAS 1 o'clock the county clock struck two before the gavel of the chairman called the convention to order, when !! the committee on permanent organiEs- ! ton and order ol business reported sin favor of the temporary officers being made the permanent officers O! the con 1 yention with the following sRpKR or BUSINESS. First-Nomins,io oi candidate fo I council.
 Second-Five candidates to the iegis- ! lative assembly.
 Third--Nom,na,ion of two candidates | for supervisors.
 Fourth--Prohate judge. | kifth--Sherif.
 Sixth--Tressurer.
 Seventh-Recorder. | Eight-Distriot attorney. l Ninth-Delegstes to territorial con ! vention.
 Tenth-Eiection of county central committee.
 On motion of Mir. J. J. Fisher the order of business was amended that ,he