Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-09
The County Convention Proves
 to be a Lively Gathering.
Bisbee's Second Primary Dele gallon Seated by a Big
 Majority.

tary of the Democratic central com- mittee. In the absence of the chair man. w. K. Meade, Col. Mike Gray was nominated and elected temporary chairman. w. D. Monmonier was chosen clerk, and P. Delehante, assist ant clerk. General Wardwell walked up the aisle and placing an exquisite bunch of fresh flowers upon the chairman's desk, presented them to him with the compliments Of Miss Sarah Herring. The chairman ac- cepted them upon behalf of the con- vention, all of which was greeted wiih loud applause A vote of thanks was rendered to the donor by the conven- tion.
 Upon motion of Col. Clark con- mittee of five was appointed on cred entisls, with the delegate making the motion left of the committee. On motion of Col. Clark g commit lee of five was appointed on platform and resolutions,
 On motion of Col. Clork, who stated that he did not care to be conspicuous, a committee of five on order of busi- ness and permanent organization was appointed.
 i The chairman, after fifteen min utes recess, announced the following members of the committees on credentials: F. M. Mckay, G. w. Baker, A. H. Vein, Capt. Tevis. P. A, Boyer.
 The chairman announced a recess until o'clock to give the committee time to report.
 At o'clock the convention re-ls sembled. The chairman stated tIa, the committee on credentials would not be ready to report until o'clock and an adjournment was taken until that time.
 At 3 30 the convention was called to order. A. N. Gray, chairman of the committee on permanent organization and order of business reported in favol of making the temporary organization permanent. The report was adopted Col Gray thanked the convention for the honor conferred upon him. The following order of business wa: reported by the committee, and adopt ed:
 First, the election of county cen tral committee; alter which nomin ations would be made in the following order: One councilman, three as semblymen. sheriff, treasurer, distr.c attorney, probate judge, recorder, as sessor, supervisors, surveyor.
 The credentials committee amour ced that it was ready to report.
 St. David sent two delegates anc each was allowed ] vote.
 Bisbee did not come till the last and the suspense ss know what the committee had done was painful. Thomas Steele was allowed to represent Huachuca. The committee declared the first primaries held at Bisbee illega as no notices were posted, and tht committee recommended that the del egates elected at the second primarie. be admitted to seats in the convention A. N. Gray opposed the report. Judge Perrin made logical argument why the report should not be adopted. Col Clark spoke in favor of the rep"rt Frank Ryan moved an amendment that all the delegates be admitted Mir. Perrin said his delegation would not accept such compromise. West Howell said his delegation came tc win or lose they wanted no comprom ise.
 The storm was growing omin"ui when the chairman announces ter minutes recess. Upon reconvening Col Clark moved that two votes be al lowed from St. David Adopted.
 David Foley, a member of the first delegation made a talk, which al- though not to the question was de cidedly pointed. The roll being called on the adoption of the committee re port it was adopted by the following vote: Aye Al; Nay ?.
 The next order of business was the selection of county central commit tee and a recess was taken. | The following nominations had been made up to the hour of going to press Council-C. w. Bruce assembly, Mike