The oasis., 1898-09-24

 Chairman Harlow was seated and Secretary Vail installed
 The cOmmitte on resolutions then submitted very strong platform, which was read and adopted unani- mously. It appears in these columns.
 Proceeding with the order of busi- ness MT. Il. Buehman of Tucson, was nominated by exclamation as candi- date for the territorial council, and Messrs. George Pusch of Tucson, Fred RoDstadt of Tucson, F A. Stevens of Duquesne and A. S. Donau of An vii ranche, were likewise nominated by exclamation as candidates tor members of the territorial house of representatives.
 For county treasurer MT. w. ]. Corbett of Tucson, was nominated by exclamation.
 For county assessor J. W. Began of Arivaca, and L. B. Hayes of Tucson, were placed before the convention. Mir Began received twenty-two votes, Mir. Hayes fifteen, and MT. Began was declared the nominee, on motion of Mir. Hayes the nomination being made unanimous.
 For probate judge Mir. Charles Bow man of Tucson, was unanimously nominated.
 For school superintendent Judge Eb. | Williams was likewise nominated by exclamation.
 For the nomination for sheriff four candidates were presented to the con- vention - Lyman Wakefield, Hiel Hale, Royal A. Johnson, Robert H. Paul, all of Tucson. On the first bal lot Hale had votes, Panl votes, Johnson IL votes and Wakefield l2 votes, Hale's name was withdrawn. On the second ballot Johnson had 10 votes, Wakefield b votes, Paul votes. On the third ballot Johnson had Is votes, Wakefield IS votes and Paul votes, Paul's name was with drawn On the fodrtb ballot Wake | field had 2l votes and Johnson l7 votes, and Wakefield was declared the 1 nominee of the convention.
 or district attorney w, K. Cooper of Tucson was chosen by exclamation.
 For county surveyor L. D. Chillson of Tucson, was nominated by acclama- tion.
 c. F. Schumacher of Tucson, aud IA. LAs chosen without opposition candidates for members of the board of super i visOrs
 On motion committee of five was | appointed by the chair to present to l the convention the names Of eight gentlemen to serve as delegates ic | the territorial convention. The chair named as such committee Allen T. Bird, k. L. Vail, George Atkinson, Dr. Whitmore, K. A Stevens.
 Tue committee reported the follow ing gentlemen for delegates to the ter. ritorial convention:
 Chas. k. Drake of Tucson, Willis P. Harlow of Nogales, Wm. M. Grif filth of Tucson, George Christ of Tue son, A. V. Grosetta of Tucson, c. T Connel of Tucson, George w. AtkiD son of Calabasas, H K. Chenoweth oI Nogales.
 The following gentlemen were named to serve as county centra committee:
 Tucson-H. w Fenner, Thos. F Wilson, J Ben Heney, R. o. Strat ton, c. T Connel, Otis Hale, K. T Millar, George F. Scholeield, c. w Wright, J. NJ. OrmsDy, II. B. Penney R. A. Johnson, J. A. Zabriskie, Henr! Meyer, w E. Felix, Phil Hghes, Gu Thumm.
 Nogales-W. P Harlow, J. T Brickwood, H. K. Chenoweth, Eb Williams, Ed Titcomb.
 CaIabasas- George w. Atkinson.
 Tubac-J. F Black.
 Crittenden-R R. Richardson.
 Greateryille J. B. Anderson.
 RosemonU-E. L. Vail.
 Ariyaca-W Willard s. Wright.
 Orc Blanco-J. s. Anderson.
 Harshaw-H B. Jones.
 San Xayier-J M Burger.
 The usual resolutions of instruc tions for filing official ballots, votes o thanks, etc., were adopted and tn convention adjourned.
 Monday evening the county centra committee organized by electing Be Heney chairman, Royal A. Johnso secretary. and Otis Hale assistan