The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-15

Knight, A. F, Barker, D. J. Becsley.
 Yavapai county-F. A. Tritle, W. c. Bashford, W. A. Freeze, G. W. Vickers, A. 0. Brodic, J. NJ. Watts, J. Curtin, Geo. E. Brown, R. E. Morri- son, P. Barrett. E. [. Kirkland, Jos. Dougherty, B. H. Smith, J. NJ. W. Moore, J. c. Martin, A. s. Haskell, s. c. Rogers, John Howard
 Yuma county-Murray McInernay, M. McInernay, proxy for A. E. Mar tin, J. W. Darlington, A. E. Hubbard.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Convention reassembDed at p, m. Committee on permanent organization reported the following order of busi- ness: l-Report of committees; Q Nomination of one delegate to Con- gress; 3-Nomination of one council man-at-large; 4-Selection of territor- ial central committee, to consist of three from each county; 5--Election of chairman of territorial central com mittee; Collection of one secretary of territorial central committee; That all resolutions introduced be referred to the committee on resolutions with out debate; S--That Roberts paria- mentary rules be adopted as rules gov erning this convention.
 Committee on platform aud resolu- tions then submitted its report, which was voted on and adopted, and, pend- ing motion to adjourn, some attempt was made to reconsider the vote, but the motion to adjourn prevailed, and adjournment was taken until : P. In.
 EVENING SESSION.
 The convention reconyened at D.. III. Five additional proxies having ar- rived from Gila county, Delegate Sur gess was instructed to vote them.
 Nominations for delegate to Congress being in order, r. A. Tritle placed w.. G. Stewart, of Coconino, in nomina- ton, w. o. O'Ncill seconded the nom- ination. Murray McInernay placed W. o. O'Neill in nomination, being seconded by W. G. Stewart, also by Judge Stilwell, of Cochise. At this juncture of the proceedings w. o. O'Neill arose and in q very eulogistic and eloquent speech moved that the nomination of MT. Stewart be made by exclamation, which was unanimously carried
 MT. Stewart arose and thanked the convention for the honor, pledging his best efforts for the success of the cn. tire ticket
 | Captain John T. Hogue, of Apache county, placed in nomination the namc of George Clough, of Graham county, for councilmau-at-largc. The nomina. ton was made by exclamation. The following were elected membcrs of the territorial central committees: Apache county-WillsC. Barnes, F. w. Nelson and J. l.. Hubbcll. Coconiuo-C. II. Schulz, W. M. Johnston and P. J. Brannen.
 Cocbise. John Kelso, J. A. Bright and Louis Williams. Gila-W. NJ. Griffith, T. A. Pascoe and Charles A. Fisk.
 Maricopa--T. J. Wolhy, W. L. Vail and E. M. Mills,
 Mohayc-W. G, BlakeIy, J. K. Me kenzic and W. II. Taggart. Pima-J. W. Began, T. A. Judd and J. W. Grant,
 Pinal-N. k. Stone, J. R. Moore and | c. w, Lemon,
 Yavapai--A. 0. Brodie, E. Il. Smith and Dr. G. W. Yickers.
 Yuma-A. G. Hubbard, J. w. Dor rington and Murray McInernay,
 Graham.-E. A. Cutter, NJ. J. Eagan and Frank Dysart.
 T. J. Wolhy and E. NJ. Mills, of Maricopa county, were elected chair man and secretary respectively of the territorial central committee by accla- nation.
 The central committee was author ized to fill any vacancies which may occur from any cause, either on the ticket or in its own body.
 A vote of thanks was tendered tho chairman and secretary of the conven- tion, and the gayel which was pre- scnted to the convention by Yuma county was presented by the conven- ton to its presiding officer, D. s. Thomas, of pinal county.
 On motion the convention adjourned sine die,
 The following is the platform as la, ylc nnnruntinn.