The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-09-17
ENTIRE HARMONY PREVAILS
Approves the Chicago Platform, and Endorses Bryan nnd Sewall- New Territorial Central
 Committee Selected.

Ross was made temporary chairman and N. F. Willis secretary.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen of Flagstaff. in a short and appropriate address, well comed the convention to Williams and Coconino county. J. L. B. Alexander moved that com. mittees on credentials, on platform and on order of business be appointed. and that one member from eacl, county be appointed on each com mittee, the different county delega- tions to name the members of the com mittees, which were selected as fol. lows:
 COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS. Apache, Prime T. Coleman: Cochise. S. A. D. Upton; Coconino. K. NJ. Francis; Gila, P. c. Robertson; Grahaul. George skinner; Maricopa. c. H. Gray; Mohave, E. F. Thomp- son; Navajo, W. A. Parr; Pima, Herbert Drachman; Pinal. Thos.: F. Wheedin; Yava- pal. J. R. Lowry, Yuma, NJ. J. Nugent. COMMITTEE ON PLATFORM. 
 Apache, Isaac Earth; Cochise. S. A. D. Up ton; CocOnino. T. s. Bunch; Gila, P. c. Robertson; Graham. c. NJ. shannon; Mari copa, Henry c. Rogers; Mohave. A. Corn wall; Navajo. J. E. DeRosier; Pima, w. II. Barnes; Pinal, P. K. Brady; Yavapai J. F. Wilson; Yuma, M. J. Nugent. COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS Apache, W. II. Gibbons; Cochise, s. A. D. Upton; Coconino, II. F.. Campbell; Gila, c. P. Robertson; Graham, c. NJ. shannon; Mari- copa. Neri Osborne; Mohave, A. Cornwall Navajo W. II. Burbage; Pima. J. B. Scott; Pinal, T. F. Weedin; Yavapai J. W. Norton; Yuma, J. I. Toler.
 The convention adjourned until ] o'clock to allow the committees time to report.
 On reassembling the committee on credentials not being ready to report, J. F. Wilson of Prescott addressed the convention.
 The committee on credentials re ported the following delegates as being entitled to seats in the conven- tion:
 Apache-A. NJ. Rudd L. J. Brown by P. T. Coleman. Isaac Barth Alfred Ruis by Earth W. H. Gibbon.
 Cochise-s. A. D. Upton. F. NJ. Mickey, T. A. Sweet, V. R. Stiles. A. K. English Scott White, Martin Costello by Upton.
 Coconino-J. w. Francis, R. M. Francis, T. s. Bunch, Tom Andrews. s. l.. Cornish H. E. Campbell, J. B. Jones. Graham-Gcorge skinner, c. NJ. shannon w. F.. Jones'. John Daily, D. H. Matthews Dan Ming, F.. D. Jones. James Cluff, C. A. | Olney, B. B. Adams, c. H. Kelley by skinner Gila-P c Robertson. o NJ Creswell by Rob- ertson.
 Maricopa-J E Alexander, c R flakes, D Spragg by T E Dillon. A Stewa art by flakes, Il l. Rogers. J N Wolf. C W Miller by Alexander F B Trott, Gus Hirschfeld, o Godfrey, G Bullard. Neri Osborne, John Hurley Ben Crawford. c H Cray Lewis Jor- dan by Baxter, K W Baxter. k Hill by Alex ander, P Moflt by T Parrish. T Baxter, T N Clinton by A FicL as. Mohavs-E Thompson, A Cornwall, Geo NJ Bowers.
 Navajo-W II Burbage, E A Sawyer, R c Dryden by Sawyer, DeRosier, W A Parr. Pima-Jas Lehy, D Allen. T c Hughes by Chalmers, D Markham by Barnes, Scott, w H Barnes, H Levin by Scott Sam Kalzen- stein by Chalmers, J Maloney by Hoff, Her. bert Drachnan.
 Pinal-P R Brady, weedin, Young, NJ Marshal! by Brady.
 Yavapal-DJ Warren by Ling. W Adams by Hull. Hobbs by Ross c W Hull. B NJ Belcher by Minuse. J W Norton, T Shultz. Waddell and c Herndon by Dillon L Merritt by Norton, W A Rowe, W E Hicks by Wilson, K Lowry, A G Oliver by Dillon, Dan Dwyer by Hickey, G Wilson by Wilson.
 Yuma-M Nugent, J I Toler, J Il shaugh- dessy by Nugcnt
 The committee on order of business made the following report. which was adopted:
 That the temporary organization be made permanent; that the convention nominate delegate to congress; that the convention select territorial com mittee and chairman of that com mittee.
 The platform endorses Bryan and Sewall and the Chicago platform; de- mands the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of l6 to 1; de- nounces Grover Cleveland and the Indianapolis convention; compliments Governor Franklin for his siaad in re- gard to the railroad bond indebted ness and the prison labor contracts.
 On motion of Alexander of Mari copa the roll of counties was called for nomination of delegate to congrcss
 Skinner of Graham placed Mark A. Smith of Arizona in animation, and the nomination was seconded by Bull lard of Malicopa, Brady of Pnal, Robertson of Gia and Upton of G. chise.
 Ling nf Yavapai placed W. A. Rowe of Yayapai in nomination and was sec onded by Barnes of Pima.
 On call of roll the following coun-. ties cast their votes for Smith: Co., chise, [; Coconino, z; Gila, 5; Gra- ham, II; Maricopa, 22; Mohaye, 8;