Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-24
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at 10 o'clock a. fn. by T. A. Pascoe Chairman of the County Central Com mittee.
 r. W. Westmeyer was made tempo rary Chairman, and Jas. E. Ellison temporary Secretary,
 Geo, c. Strong, c E. shute and D R. Williamson were appointed com mittee on credentials | G. M. Allison, Thos. l.. uogue and M. c. Webb were appointed commit tee on platform and resolutions.
 H. II. McNelly, N. Hooker and D. j. Peter were appointed committee on ! permspent organization and order ot business.
 Committee on credentials reported the following delegates entitled to seats in the convention:
 Globe Precinct F. Boston, Wm. l Ryan, J, R. Reid, Depis Murphy, A. J. Henderson, Philip Oates, George c. Strong, F. ". Westmeyer, J. Kins- man, G. NJ. Allison, J. E. Ellison, IT. II. McNelly, Chas Banker, Robt, An derson. Grapevine-J. B. Wiley, Geo. E. Shute and N. Hooker.
 Reno -B J Peter and M. C. Webb.
 San Carlos Thos. L. Hogue and D. R, Williamson.
 Payson -Jno. W. Wentworth, Hugh Drummer and Nathan Mcdonald, all by Geo. E. Shute proxy
 Rim Rock w. A. Richards by Geo c. Strong proxy
 The report of the committee on plat form and resolutions read and adopted;
 PLATFORM.
 We the Republicans of Giia county in conventioned assembled, do hereby announce and adept the following platform:
 1st. We endorse the present Ropuh- lican administration, except in its atti- tudo toward silver.
 2d. We favor the Mckinley tariff bill, with such notifications and anendr'ents as may from time tc time become necessary
 3d. We favor the system Of recipro- city, and believe that the United states will be greatly beneleed by a further extension of the system.
 4th We favor the free coinage Of American silver, belieying that il viii increase the circulating medium and tend to relieve the present stringenoy of the money market, as well as to place silver in its proper place as coia. 5th. h county affairs We favor sn honest and economical administration, q fair and uniform assessment taxes; and advocate such changos in our rev enue laws as will aid in tae collection of taxes from al classes and avoid lit.- gation.
 eth. We also advocate any measure by which the claims of this county against the United states for expenses in Indian trials may be most cxpedi- tiously collected
 7th We endorse the Territorial no- minatious of W. c. Stewart for dele gate to Congress, and Geo. Cuff for Councilman at large, believing them to be competent, and deserving Of the hearty support of the Republican Par ty of Arizona
 The committee on permanent organ ization reported, making r. w. West meyer permanent Chairman, and Jas E. Ellison permanent Secretary. After a recess, convention re-con- vened at one o'clock and proceeded to the nomination Of candidates, as fol lows For CoGncil-W. M Griffith For Assembly -J w. Wentworth. For supcryisors-Chas. E. Taylor, Fred. II. Powers.
 For SherifT-Jas F. NeiSle
 For District Attorney Mills Van Wagenen
 For Treasurer -J. W Boardman. For Recorder -Chas. r. Martin For Probate Judge G. NJ. Allison.
 GLOBE PRECINCT
 Justice of Peace Chas. 4. Fisk, Geo. c. Strong.
 Constable-Jas. E. Ellison, Chris. Finloyson
 GRAPEVINE PREcNcT. Justice-J. B. Hooker.
 Constable-Thos. ATmer.
 SAN CARLOS PRECINCT. Justice Bert E. Grooves,
 Constable-E. L. Benbrook.
 eENo PREcNc
 Justice-A. J. Howell
 Constable-D. J. Peter.
 HANSON PRECINCT.
 Nathan McDouald
 Constable D. 5. Harrer.
 The following are the names of thoae to act as q Central Commit tee until the next election Globe Precinct-F W We5tmeyer, c. T, Martin, Jas. F. Meillle, Mills Van Wagenen, c. F. Taylor, J. W. Board man, c. NJ. Allison, A. c. Pendleton. Pioneer " M. Griffith.
 San Carlos Thos L. Hogue. Grapevine N. Hooker.
 Reno-F. II Powers.
 Paysou J W. Wentworth
 Pine W, c. McIaclan
 Rim Rock W A Richards.
 On motion the convention adjourned
 F ". INTERVIEWER.