The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-10-06

I. McMiiilaH, b' N' rt"hSis' o' h' Hawks, A. P. Gibson, Frank Roderi- guez, Jno Worries. t Williamsburg. P. Smith, Frank Morrell, J. Salzman, proxies given to Thornton, Geo. T. Thornton.
 Bellmont-F. NJ. Payne, has proxy for Pat Curley.
 Woods Ranch.-Wm. Dick, by proxy, Geo. Foster.
 The committee on rules of order re- ported as follows:
 l. That the temporary organization of this convention be made the per manent organization.
 9. That candidates receiving ma jority of the votes of this convention be declared the nominees of the party.
 8. That the convention nominate councilman and assemblymeu: That the convention vote by ballot.
 1. Sheriff.
 5. Treasurer.
 6. District Attorney.
 '. Probate Judge.
 8. Two Supervisors.
 9. Recorder.
 10. The selection of County Gen. tral Committee, for the ensuing two years, composed of ten members. II. That Roberts Rules of Order govern the deliberations of this con- vention in the transaction of all of its business. Report adopted.
 The following is the report of the committee on resolutions and platform, of which T. Atkinson was chairman:
 Your committee on Resolutions and Platform, beg leave to report the fol- lowing:-The Democrats of the County of Coconino, in the Territory of Ari- zona, declare their adherence, and allegiance to the principles of the Dem- ocratc party. We announce our by alty to the candidates for President and Vice-President, Grover Cleveland and Adlai E. Stepnenson.
 We endorse the Territorial Demo- cratic Platform. and its work. We commend it and its candidates, Hon. Marcus A. Smith, delegate to Con- gress, and the Hon. T. G. Norris, Couucilman-at-Large, to the candid judgment of the voters of this terri tory.
 l Nominations being next in order, T. M Daley and s. $. Acker were placed in nomination for Councilman, and upon vote being taken, MT. Daley received 12 votes and Mir Acker 2. MT. Daley was declared the nom inee.
 For Assemblyman, II. D. Ross, Wm. Roden, and Hugh Campbell were nominated. The vote stood: Ross, g.; Rhoden. 8; Campbell, 8. Ross was de- clared the nominee.
 For Sheriff, F. Fairchild and J. J. Donahue were the contestants, and two ballots were taken, the first stand ing eight apiece, and the second giving Fairchild 8, and Donahue 9 and the nomination.
 For Treasurer. A. T. Cornish received 10 votes against J. E. Jones, 6. Mir Cornish was declared the nominee for treasurer.
 E. E. Elliuwood was nominated for District Attorney by exclamation.
 For Probate Judge, E. J. Babbitt received the nomination by acclama- tion.
 James Walch and John H. Hicks were nominated for the Board of Su- pervisors by exclamation.
 For Recorder, Oscar Gibson was nominated by exclamation.
 Alter the above nominations had been concluded, Democratic Central Committee was chosen as follows:
 Flagstrf-W. A. Switzer, J. E. Jones, A. P. Gibson and John Worries.
 Williams-C. E. Price, T. M. Daley and Jas Walch. Bellmont-F. W. Payne. Tuba City--J. Brinkerholf, Woods Ranch--Goe. Foster.
 The various nominees made short speeches, thanking the delegates for the honor conferred, and pledgine faithful performance of duty in case oi } election, after which the convention adjourned.