Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-09
Probate Judge, W. D. Monmonier ; Assessor, J. Patton. c
Convention Notes.

The following is the complete ticket as nominated by the Democratic coun- ty convention yesterday afternoon:
 Council-C. NJ. Bruce.
 Assembiy-Mike Gray, J. H. Tevis, James Reilly.
 Sherif-Scott White.
 Treasurer-M. D. Scribner.
 District Attorney-A. R. English.
 Probate Judge-W. D. Monmonier.
 Assessor-J. J. Patton.
 supervisors-G. w. Bryan, w. K. Perkins.
 The nomination for the council was made by exclamation, Mir. Bruce being the only name mentioned He thank. ed the convention in few words, promising to do his best to be elected. c s. Clark placed J. II. Tevis in nomination for assemblyman and Frank Ryan named James Reilly, and J. H. Tevis named Mike Gray. All three were chosen by exclamation, and | returned thanks to the convention. Scott White was unanimously chos- | en for sheriff. after A. N. Gray had | withdrawn the name of MT. Hughes. MT. White made few remarks, prom ising to do his duty if elected.
 David Cohn placed NJ. D. Scribner in nomination for county treasurer MT. Scribner was chosen hy acclama- ton. He came forward and thanked the convention for the compliment paid him. He would do his utmos. to be elected, and with the aid of those who had placed him on the ticket he would surely get there.
 c. s. Clark was placed Tn nomin- ation for district attorney by J. H. Teyis. Allen K. English was nomin- ated by Dave Cohn. The balloting began in earnest and continued until
 the call of the Bisbee delegation was
 reached. The vote stood 40 to l3 in
 favor of MT. English. When the
 name of West Howell was called. he
 moved to make the nomination un-
 animous. c. $. Clark seconded the motion and MT. English was declared the unanimous choice of the conven- tion. Mir. English went to the front
 and made some extended remarks
 which were listened to with close at tentlon, and which won for him many
 additional friends. He considered his
 nomination all the more fiattering from the fact that he had not person.
 ally solicited the vote of single dele gate in the convention.
 , A. Wentworth was nominated foi county recorder by D. Cohn and his nomination was made unanimous Mir. Wentworth's nomination was evi- dently a pleasing one to the conven- tion. He thanked the delegates fol
 their confidence
 3 For probate judge, w. D, Monmon
 fer was placed in nomination by H.
 St. Armand. J. F. Duncan was
 named by David Cohn. The balloI : resulted: Monmouier 36, Duncan B , MT. Monmonier thanked the conven.
 tion for the compliment paid him. t For the office of assessor, J. J. Pat : ton was nominated by J. H. Tevis
 Hugh Conlon by Martin Costello and James Scow by G. w. Baker. The
 ballo. resulted in MT. Patton getting 1 46 votes, Mir. Conion IA votes and Mr
 Scow 10 votes. MT. Patton came for , ward and returned thanks for the hon. or conferred upon him.
 G. w. Bryan, present chairman oi the board of supervisors was nomin- ated for supervisor by A. N. Gray l w. K. Perkins, of Bisbee. was nomin- ated by F. NJ. Mckay. Both men were chosen by exclamation, and made appropriate remarks. Frank Hare was nominated fer one of the supervisors, bat withdrew his name as soon as it was mentioned. The nomination of an assessor was
 dispensed with.
 , Barring the squabble over the seat ing of the Bisbee delegation the best l of feeling preyailed throuphout