Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-15
PIMA COUNTY REPUB-
 LOAN CONVENTION.
Met Today, the 9th, at 10 A. M' at Reid's Opera House in
 this City.
A Reprssentative Body of men Be- fore their Constituents for
 Endorsement.

 the Republican codnty convention as sembled ln Rsid's opera house to put forth their best men in the coming con test. The vote of the city Oi Tucson Is 5000 and over and the registered votes oi tna county up to date exceeds 15OO The opera house was gaily decorated and the emblems of the Republican party, ths party of home pr9tection as against the indiscrimin6te invasion and competition of foreign nations, were conspicUoasiy displayed and the audit oriUm of the building was flied by a large assembl8ge. It was Republican day and 1t could be well chased as such. The meeting was characterized by gooi generalship and the following was ID full uuity and action with those who were chosen to lead: In the absence of Judge R. D. Ferguson, chairman of the county central committee J udge Osborn was called to tine chair and MT. Fl. K. Cbenoweth of NoRaleF, was requested to act.as secretary until temporary organ ization was effected. The chairman then directed the secretary to read the call for the convection. After which Le announced that the nomination for temporary chaIrman was in order :. Mr. A. B Sampson placed in nQmina- tlon the name of Hon. Oh8s. R. Drake for temporary chairman. Hon. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick was appointed h committee to escort the chairman to his seat. MT. Drake very court scCsly returned thanks for the honor conferred. and announced -haJ ths nomination O. temporary sec retary nas ID order Mir. H. k. Cheno- ve.h of N0gales, was placed in nomina- tiCn a0d unanimously elect d. On mo- ton the following committees Were ap- pointed:
 Committee on Credentials: - Ben. Heney, Col. Roy, c. T. Conneli, A. B. Sampson. l.. B. Hayes.
 Committee cn Permanent Organiza- ton and Order of Business: w. J. Os- horn, J. M. Kirkpatrick, j. J. Hill, J. $. Mansfield, J. E. Magee.
 Committee oD Rssolutions:-T. F, W:leon, Chas. Bowman, Thos. Dearing, Al Br3ckmap, S Bonn.
 Une convention then took recess ua- tIl D. m.
 The convention resumed its session at 1 o'clock. Ben. Heney, chairman con- mittee ca credentials, made the follow iug report:
 TUCsoN, A. T.. Oct. 8, 1892. To THE CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONvENTION:
 Your committee on credentials beg leave to respectfully submit the follow ing report:
 1st. We find the following republican, s regularly elected and duly qualified to sit m the republican county convention, viz:
 Tucson.-Ben Heney, Ii. B. Tenny, $. Bonn, l.. l.. Morse, J. Ii. Meyer, proxy; J. $. Mansfield, W. I. Perry, ] hos. F. Wilson, proxy; J. M. PacheIo, T. Dris- coll, c. E. Drake. proxy; .. Bowman, J. II. Meyer, J. J. Hill, NJ. Spencer. J. H. Meyer, proxy; T. V. Paul. Thos Hughes, proxy; H. B. Lacy, Thos. Hughes, proxy :; J. E. Magee, NJ. Lamont, l.. B. Hayes, proxy.
 Greaterville.-Ten Deering.
 Crittenden.-S. L. Parks. T. Hughes, proxy.
 Total Wreck. Shaw, W. S. GeOrgs, proxy.
 Baboquivari.-A. B. Sampson.
 Gro BIanco.-J. NJ. Kirkpatrick
 La Noria.-C.D. Rsppy and B. Gam erOn.
 Salero.-W. L. Campbell, c. W. Wright, proxy.
 Arivaca.-R. J. Paul, R. H. Paul, proxy.
 Rsddington. Placido Ruelas, J. P. Hohusen. proxy.
 Elgin.-E. w. Clark. W. J. O-born, proxy.
 H8rshaw.-W. s. George.
 C1labasas.-G. W. \ kinson.
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 NoCaIes.- ;l. Brcckm6n, H. K. Chene- worth, L. T. BrIckwood, Wm. Ray, rrcxy; Wm. Ray.
 Gunsig ht.-Phillip Schasf, Charles T. Cornell, proxy.
 Olive.-S. c. Starratt. :. Quijotoa-J. B. Holt, J. S. Mansfield, proxy.
 San Xavier.-C. Cornell.
 Atlas.-C. c. Reitz, G. A. Avery, proxy.
 Camoba5i.-A. l.. Cox, c. Connel, proxy.
 Cerro Colorado.--W. J. Clark, Nat. Feimer. proxy.
 Yellow Jacket.-A. E. Began, J. M. KEkpatrick. proxy.
 LaOsa.-Z. H. Luckey, Thos. Hughes, proxy.
 Rincon.-W. J. Osborn, A. J. David SOD. proxy.
 Washington.-R. Chapin, R. H. Paul, proxy.
 2d. We find that Precinct No. IS re- presented by two delegates, each hav- ing properly attestei credentials. viz: Chas. b. Reppy and Brewster Cameron. We respectfully refer said credentials to the convention for final action, with the recommendation that both delegates be seated.
 Respectfully submitted,
 BEN HENEY,
 Chairman. On motion the report of the commit tee was adopted.
 ". J. Osborn. chairman committee on. Permanent Organization and Order of Bu=tLese, made the following report:
 TUCsoY, 4. T., Oct. s, 1892. MB. PRESIDENT:
 Your committee On Permanent Organ ization and Order of Business respect- fully report and recommend:
 ist. That the temporary organization of this convention bs made permanent. 2. Tint the rules governing this body saall be Roberts Rules If Order. ;3d. That all resolutions introduced shall be referred to the committee on resolutions without debate.
 4th. That candidates receiving ma lorIty of votes cast by ballots, shall be declared the nominees of this ccnven- ton.
 5th. That the Executive Committee of tbe County Central Committee IS hereby delegated the authority to fill all vacancies that may exist or occur in nominations made in this convention.
 6th. That the precinct officers shall be nominated by this convention and that delegates from theIr respective precincts shall place in nomination their precinct officers.
 7th. That members of the Central Committee shall be chosen by the dele- gates to this convention from the res pective precincts, and submit them to this convention for approval. and that representation upon said committee be as follows:
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