Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-15

| IeglslltIve CouGcilman, Four Mem 5ers of Assembly, 1 Two Members Board of Supervisors, Treasurer,
 D strict Attorney,
 Sheriff,
 1 RecCr1eT,
 Probate Judge, l Assessor,
 Surveyor. 9th. The selection and nomination of | Precinct Officers. | IOlh. Selection and ratification of | County Central Committee. And we further recommend that the County Central COmmittee meet ln the Hall for organization immediately aIler ! the adjournment of the convention. All of which is respectfully submitted. WILLIAM J. OSBORN, J, M. KIRKP ATRICK, JOHN k. MAGEE, J. J. HILL, J. $. MANSFIELD, Committee. On molten the report of the commit tee was adopted.
 T. F. Wilson, chairman or CommlLtee on Platform, made the following report: The Rapubl:cans of Pima County most cordially endorse the wise and CT ficlent administration of President liar rlson, and heartily reaffirm tae prIncl- ples of the Republican party as declared in the platform adopted by the National ReDubIlcan Convention at Minneapolis, and that we pledge our hearty support to the nominees of the Territorial Re nublicaD Convention for Delegate to Congress and Councilman at-larg7. That ia grateful recognition of the services, sacrifices and SutferingS or those bonorably discharged from the military and naval service Of the coun- try where possessing equal qualihca- tions. they should be preferred tor sp- pcintment or election in the civil ser vice, and We earnestly recommend to those engaged in industrial pursuits to give them preference for appointments to remunerative situations and em- ploymeRts. That We are in favor of the free coiu- age If silver. the product of the mines of the United States, and placing 1t on an equality as money of the country, with gold.
 That we are ia favor Of the reduction of taxation. and the most economlcal administration of Territorial and munl- cipal affairs, and to that end, recon mend that the compensation of all pub lie officers be liked at the lowest rate that will secure the services of com potent and efficient public servants. That the titles to the lands embraced within the so called land grants, should be speedily settled, to the end that those V ao have honestly made settle ments on what they supposed to be pub lie lands, should be protected ln theT rights. That Arizona is justly entitled to ad- mission into the sisterhood of states.
 THos. F. WILSON, THos DEERING,
 CHAs. BOWMAN,
 A. BROCKMAN,
 Committee. On motion the report of the commit tee was unanimously adopted.
 The President announced that the next business in order was the nomlna- ton of candidates and would call them in in the order named in report of Con- nittee on Permanent Organization.
 MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
 John W. Grant of Nogales, being placed In nomination, on motion was de- u Uc tuC AOA OAO NNAA cil.
 FOUR MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REP
 REsENTATIvEs.
 Henry K. Chenoweth of Nogales, Lincoln l.. Morse, John E. Magee and Charles F. Schumacher of Tucson, be- ing placed in nomination, were on mo- tion severally declared to be the nom- inees for members of the house of rep resentatiVes. TWO MEMBERS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Edward Vanderlip of CrittondeD, and Geo. Pusch of Tucson, being placed in nomination, were on motion severally declared to be the nominees for mem bers of the board of supervisors.
 TREASURER.
 w. Perry and J. V. Paul of Tucson, were placed in nomination and ballot being taken resulted ss follows: For W. |. Perry, 22 votes; for J. V. Paul, B votes, and on motion John V. Paul was declared the nominee for treasurer.
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
 ED. Williams of Nogales, being placed in nomination for district attorney, on motion was declared to be the nominee for district attorney.
 SHERIFF.
 Frank A. Stevens of Tucson, being placed in nomination, on motion was declared to be the nominee for sheriff.
 RECORDER. Samuel s. Hughes, of Tucson, be- Ing placel in nomination, on motion was declared to be the nominee for re- c0rder.
 PROBATE JUDGE.
 Wm. J. Osborn of Tucson, being plac2 in nomination, on motion was de cls,sd to be the nominee for probate judge.
 ASSESSOR.
 Dometrio Gil Of Tucson, being placed in nomination, on motion was delared 10 be the nom ne for assessor.
 SURVEYOR. Daniel Drummond of Tucson. being placed in nomination., on motion was de- claTed tO be the nominee for surveyor. By notion the convention took a re- cess for b minutes in order to enable the respective delegations to select pre- cinct officers, and again resuming it's session the following nominations for justices of the peace and members of the county central committee for the respective precincts were presented, to- wit: Tucson, No. NV. H. Culver and W. F. Scott justices of the peace: John P. Zimmerman and w. H. Lucas, consta- bles; J. J. Sullivan, w. I. Perry, H. BuehmaD, Thos. Hughes, J. E. Magee, 4. B. Sampson, T. F. Wilson, G. W. Bro VII, W. E. Felix, c. Osgood. J. H. Meyers, J. s. Mansfield, Sylverter Bonn, NJ. Lamont, J. J. Goldbaum, A. J. Davidson and M. P. Freeman, bers county central committee, Tubac, No. 2-J. F. Black, member county central committee. Greaterville, No. 3.-Edward Downer, justice of the peace; J. Lopez, coDsta- |