Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1896-04-29
NEsDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1896.

elected in Pima and Yuma counties.
The complete list is ais follows:
Apache L. Hubbell, Geo. III. Cros-
by, Albert F. Potter, N. Gonzales, w.
G. Scott Alternates, John P. Hogue,
James B. Murry, J. S. Gibbons, ]. Al
cott, A. Candelaria
Coohise-A. L. Grow, F. l.. Wolcott,
Lewis Williams, J. W. Harrington, E.
G. Norton, A. V. Moves, l.. K. McIn-
tyre, F. A. Clark, W. F. Nichols, H. A.
Morgan.
Coconino-E. F. GreenIaw, c. NJ.
Funston, R. H. Cameron, Al Doyle, R.
B. Burns, E. S. Clark, C. S. McCor-
mick, Geo. U. Young, J. A. Vail.
Gila-W. M Griffith, Mills Van
Wagenen.
Graham-Rev. F. w. Downs, H. c.
Hooker, Burt Dunlap, M. w. Stewart,
M. J. Egan, Frank Dysart, Joseph Ter
rill, H. L. Smith, H. c. Layton.
Maricopa-G. H. Honshell, j. W.
Benham, Wade H. Hulings, J. M. Ford,
Pierce Evans, H. B. ST. Claire, A. r.
McCamley, Webster Street, J. ]. Hod-
nett, William Newell, C.. W. Pugh, /.
N. Bell, l.. B. Hayes, T. J. Wolfey, L..
]. Wood, Frank Marmolejo, A. p.
Shewman, J. B. Woodward, J. b. EARLY,
R. C. Lowell, M. H. MeCord, j. B. Mnl-
len, A. Root, L. w. Collins, j. W. Boil
ton, Thompson Walker, H. &c. Magne.
Mohave-James Rosborough, o. ID.
M. Gaddis, Frank L. Smith, ]. R. Rus
sell, J. R. Ha,Isey,. A.ternates, A.
Vermehr, Watt Thompson, R. ]. Hart
J,oor, D,- ESolu UN;,tt.l,
Navajo-F. M. Zuck, Fred w. Nell
son, Will S. Barnes, j. F. Mahoney.
Pima-Charles Weston Wright, w.
C. Davis, H. E. Lacy, Allen T. Bird,
George Christ, Jr., C. F. Schumacher,
Joseph c. Perry, Robert H. Paul, john
A. Black, R. C. Brown, T. F. GrLndela,
Thomas Borton, F. A. Stevens.
Pinal-E. o. Stratton, Thomas C.
Graham, John L. Knudson, H. j.
Cleveland, W. L. Schulze, NJ R. Moore
Yavapai-W. S. Head, R. C. Powers,
R. e. Sloan, Wales Arnold, ]. S. Calles,
R. E. Morrison, Frank P Kelly, Grant
| Carter, ]. E. Morrison, B. F. Murphy,
e. b. Gage, Thomas Roach, Geo. W.
Vickers, J. c. Martin, A. C. Gilmore,
| G. H. Akers, F. E. Andrews. F. ID.
Myers, w. S. Marks, T. w. Johnston.
Yuma-William Mimmack, Ben C.
Heyl, Isaac Levy.
The three leading counties of the
territory have elected contegtfng del
egations, together claiming sixty-two
of the LIP seats. The question of their
seating will be the first serious mat
ter to come up this morning The
names of the contestants are as fo[-
lows:
Maricopa-John Y. T. Smith, c. T.
Ainsworth, T. w. Hine. Thos. Arm
! strong, Jr., Henry Fowler, Henry E.
Kemp, c. J. Dyer, F. H. Parker, James
D. Monihon, William Freeze, ]. L.
CANT, j. A. Marshall, James Creigh-
tom, Perry Wildman, W. S. Johnston
J. E. Price, J. T. Priest, r.. Nv. Wilbur
W. NJ. Brown, J. C. Evans, C. T. Hirst
George ID. Christy, J. D. Crabb, James
Mcmillan, R. l.. Rogers, R. A. Brown
A. J. Doran.
Pima-Thomas II. Wilson, G. c.
Sutter, C. %. Isgood, j. H. Meyers
Charles Connell, j. J. Biinkhorn
Thomas Hughes, G. R. Halle, Charles
R. Drake, Herbert Brown, L. B. Chit-
SON, William Reid, H. K Chenoweth.
Yavapai-Ed w. Wells, j. NJ w
Moore, A. o. Brodie, Fred G.. Brecht
Joseph Dougherty, Samuel Hill, Frank
Biffer, Doane Merrill, A. E. Josceiyn
John S. Jones, L. G. English, 1. T
Stoddard, S. e. Bright, E. M. Sanford
J. E. Wagner, George Merwin, Geo
E. Brown, Barney H. Smith, John S
Ross, J. H. Lee, P. A. Williams, Will