Arizona republican., 1896-09-18
A LIVELY DAY
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Continued From First Page.) Buck of Tempe, who declined the nomination M. H. Calderwood nom- mated Judge Kibbey, but he also declined. Tom Molloy nominated J. w. Benhan, but he didn't want it. T. J. Wolf1ey nominated Col. McCord.
 The nominees, M. H. Casderwood, Chaplain Scott, w. E. Mullen and M H. McCord were nominated by accla- nation. Speeches were called for and each nominee made a few remarks. The name of James McMillan was placed in nomination for sheriff. His nomination was seconded by many and the rules were suspended and he I was made the nominee of the party by exclamation. There was no opposi- tion for the office, which greatly sur prised the convention, as several other staunch Republicans were talked of for the office For district attorney Thomas Arm strong placed Jerry Millay in nomina- tion to succeed himself Frank Mar molejo of Tempe nominated Harry Buck of tine butte city. MT Zuck made a speech thanking the convention and said that lhe wanted the convention to nominate MT. Miqlay. There being no opposition Mir. Millay was nominated by exclamation
 The name of C. W. Grouse was placed in nomination to succeed him. self as probate judge Judge John stone in e11logistic speech of the rec ord of Judge Grouse, seconded his nomination. Thomas Bennett placed in nomination Thomas Flannigan, which was seconded by Dr. Helm. When voted upon the result was as follows: Grouse, 33; Flannigan, g. Flannigan made a strong run, as the vote evidenced. He is a most worthy young man and even if he did lose the nomination his great popularity was shown by the result of the vote
 Judge Grouse made a speech of ac- knowledgement.
 The name of Phil Sheridan was placed in nomination by J. A. Marshall J. Y. T. Smith seconded the nomina- tion and gave Phil a rattling good send-off. MT. Buck placed in nomina- tion L. w. Coggins
 The vote of Sheridan and Coggins resulted, Sheridan, 43; Coggins, 23. Sheridan was nominated by acclama- tion. The successful nominee made a short speech.
 For the office of treasurer T. w. Hine nominated Perry Wildman The nomination was seconded by Harry Zuck on behalf of the Tempe delega- tion. JAS there was no opposition MT. Wildman was nominated by acclama- tion. He said in his speech of ac- knowledge cement that he was pitted against the war horse of the Demo- cratic party, D. L.. Murray, but he felt honored in being pitted against an opponent so worthy
 For supervisors the names of F. A. Parker, J. D. Crabb and James Moni- hon were placed before the convention. The vote resulted as follows: Parker, 56; Crabb, 50; Monihon, 16 Parker and Crabb were declared the nominees.
 For county surveyor s. H. Davidson was placed in nomination and was unanimously made the choice of the convention.
 For justices of the peace of Phoenix precinct G. D. Gray and e. w John stone were placed before the ocnven- tion. The gentlemen were nominated by exclamation.
 The delegation from Tempe present ed the names of Robert B. Carley and Milton Myers as justices of the Tempe precinct. They were declared the nominees by exclamation.
 R. L. Williams was nominated as justice of Lehi precinct by exclamation I For Gila Bend L. Kaltenbach was declared the nominee
 For Glendale precinct H. o. Kendall was declared the nominee for justice.
 For constables of Phoenix precinct A. J. Porterie, s. w. Bayley and A. W. Galpin were placed i'm nomination. The vote resulted in the nomination of Bayley and Porterie
 G. G. Gonzales was nominated as constable for Tempe and Charles Wing constable of Lehi. R. G. List was nominated as constable for Glendale. o. A. Paddock was nominated as con- stable of Gila Bend.
 There being nothing further before the convention, the county central committee was appointed.
 After the selection of the central committee the convention adjourned It had been a stormy day, but at the ending complete harmony reigned su-