Arizona republican., 1894-09-05
prospect for success and now was tho time for action.

Alhambra = Frank Gabbert, Geo. Christy.
 Alma-A. P. Snowman.
 Arizona Falls-J. s. Tait.
 Camp Creek-Julius Gowett.
 Cartwright-G. M. Fowler, by A. Root proxy.
 Cave Creek-E. L. Taylor.
 East Buckeye-H. W. Toothaker, by U. G. McWilliams proxy.
 Frog Tanks-Geo. Beardslev.
 Gila Bend-Jas. McMilian, L. Kelten- baugh, R. Shelton, by Jas. McMillan proxy.
 Glendale-C. T. Hirst.
 Goldfield-E. W. Jones.
 Highland-Chas. w. Pine. Isaac-O. H. Christy.
 Johnstone-I. M. Brewer, Frank R. Taylor.
 Jordan-Frank c. Thompson.
 Kyrene-J. J. Hodnett.
 Lehi-H. Simkins.
 Lower Giia Bend-C. H. Light, by H. McPhaul, proxy.
 Mesa-H. McComas, W. S. Johnston, Chas. Barnett, Wm Newell.
 New River-M. E. McGinn.
 Orme-Ben Eager, F. A. Young. Peoria-H. c. Mann.
 Phenix-Thos. Armstrong, IT,, F. H. Parker, I. Orosco, by Henry Fowler, proxy T. W. Hine, E. T. Little, H. J.. Jessop, L. Fowler, Chss. Coon, Frank Luke, H. Goodman, J. Y. T. Smith, J. B. Dreamer, by J. Y. T. Smith, proxy i; k. L. Brill, by J. M. Creighton, proxy i; J. H. Holmes, G. A. Mintz, G. c. Israel, by J. H. Kibbey, proxy; J. W. Walker, R. F. Kirkland, D. A. Abrams, J. A. Marshall, Scott Helm, by M. H. Me Cord. proxy; A. E. Hinton, J. M. Greg ory, J. W. Benham, L. B. Christy, John l Isaac.
 Riverside-C. o. McCarroll. l Tempe - Thompson Walker, Sam Brown, by W. s. Van Horn. proxy ; Geo. Atkinson, W. s. Johnston, Lon I Forsee, c. A. Fisk.
 Verde-Leon Bouvier.
 West Buckeye-U. C. McWilliams. l Winifred-Wm. Webster. i While waiting for. the report of the credentials committee sensational thing occurred. The committee on decoration had been unable to find g portrait of Blaine. After the conven- ton had begun one was heard of and Winthrop Sears went after 1t. He re- turned just as the committee came in, and mounting to the stage pinned 1t to the flags above the picture of Lincoln The face of the Plumed Knight created a pandemonium of applause. and all business was suspended for five minutes
 The committee on permanent Organl- zation and order of business was com posed of J. Y. T. Smith. W. L. Van Horn, Tempe; Lincoln Fowler, U. G. McWilliams of Buckeye and L. Kelten' baugh of, Gila Bend.
 In the course of discussion con corning the appointment of the commit tee on platform it was moved and the motion was passed that resolutions em bodying the sentiments of delegates bt read on the floor of the house and sub mitted without debate.
 At this point call was made fol General Sampson who addressed the convention in ten minutes speech provocative alike of hearty laughter and wild applause.
 At the close of this speech the follow ing committee on platform was ap pointed and the convention adjourned until 1 o'clock: J. H. Kibbey, Chas A. Fisk, of Tempe. E. L. Taylor of Cave Greek, H. Simklns, of Lehi, and M. H McCord.
 On reassembling the committee or permanent organization presented its report recommending that the tempo rary organization be made permanent that an assistant secretary be choseI and that F. c. Thompson be appointed After the adoption of platform tht following order of nominations wal recommended: Councilman, assem bly, men, sheriff, supervisors, probate judge, district attorney, recorder, treas urer, assessor and surveyor, to be fol lowed by the selection of delegates te the territorial conYention and a county central committee. It was provided 1T the report that the central committee should have power to fill whatever va cancies in the ticket that might arise.
 As means of defraying the expenses of the convention it was decided to takt up a collection on the floor of the house
 The platform committee had returned and now presented the following report which waa loudly applauded at tht close of every paragraph: