Arizona republican., 1898-08-19
Fusion Is Not Yet a Fact1=Nominati0 of D.. L. Murray for Sheriff-After Having Started the County
 Ticket, the Convention Took
 Lay-Of Until Today.

W. Scott, proxy; A. :. Baker, Edgar Wilson, L. D. Dameron, Dave Kyle, J. :; c. Davis, Nose Drachman, A. S. Ar thur. Third ward-J. Ernest Walker, D. F. Greenwood, J. T. Gibson, J. R. Dunn, H. L. Tulburt, Henry George, Robert Friedel, T. A. Fulton, Robert Friedel proxy; c. T.. Doris, A. l.. Strait, Josiah Harbert, w T. Smith, proxy Fourth ward-A E. Cobb. N. A. San ders, c. F. Leonard, Bud Gray, Andy , Thoman, R. B. Mcknight, Ramon N. Saavedra, C. F. Chapman Glendale-B. E. Chute, P. R. Babley, c. R. Hunter i Alhambra-J. ". Dawes, R. Hill.
 Murphy's district-Henry Burris. ! Cartwright precin:t-J. P. Orme, " g. Adams, H. H. Wilkey 1 nislrict No. 14--R. II. Woolf, fEr. Sanford.
 Tempe-Joe Birchet., George Comp ton. Charlie Williams w T. Cum mings, A w. Cosner, Tom Morrow and Curt W. Miller.
 Mosa-W. T. LeBaron. Dr. Brack. Charles Peterson, C.. E. Lewis, J. D. T.oper, John Pomeroy, William Pom eroy.
 i Alma-J. A. Stewart. W. <. McDon- aid, A. Hunsaker proxy; Charles Pew, L. D. Crook. 1 I.ehi-D. T. Jones, : B. Briggs and J. c. -Sorensen 1 Buckeye-Henry Mitchell Roma T. Jackson. | Broadway school house-N. M Broadway, by Weldn1an proxy i Peoria-H Jennings Ira Moore ! Orme--Hosea Greenhaw. Charles Pendergast.
 Riverside-George |. Collins. J. T. Hughes.
 Kyrene-G. S. Collins one-half vote; i IT. F. Johnson. one-half vote. 1 New River-E. Tompkinson.
 Highland-B F. Barkley
 Fairbanks-F. Byler.
 Wickenburg-J. K Murphy, Joe L. l0ougherty. 1 San Domingo-G Bsrnal. by Thomas Parish, proxv
 vulture-George w Sanders, Ivy Thomas Parish. proxy.
 Jordan-Georg Drew by N w. 1 Brack, proxy.
 Madison-J. R. Whitton.
 Meridian-W. A. Mo1er, by Nat Gill son, proxy.
 Maple district-Hen1v Burris
 McDowell-J. L. Adams.
 Verde-George Sears L. Sumpier Gold1eld-Andrew D"bhie. 1 Agua Caliente-Frank Baxter, H. R. Wells, by Logan Reeves. proxy.
 Arizona Falls-W. ". Ward. Union mine-Brashear. hv Charles Slankard. proxy.
 Cave Creek-A. J. L-nville
 School district No S-L. B. MorreH
 School district No .7-Tom King.
 School district No 45-P N. Krit- ger
 AN EFFORT TO BREAK IN.
 The report was adopted after an ex- tended debate There were delegates there from precincts not included in the call and there were others from such precincts. though no election had been held. All were at first rejected l for the reason that the push was un- willing to add anything to the uncer- tainty of the situation. which was al ready uncertain enough. Joseph Will son, from Johnstone, was afterward admitted. George Collins of Kyrene tried to | have the report revised so that he and his colleague could each have seat to himself and would not be crowded. They were left holding down the same chair. 1 After the appointment of the follow ing committees the convention was ad- iourned until o'clock:
 On platform and resolutions-T. B. Parish, Frank Baxter, c. W. Miller. William Pomeroy, Charles Pendergast, H. L. George, c. c. Woolf | On permanent organization and or der of business-Logan Reeves, W. T. Cummings, J. P. Orme, J. Ernest Walker, John Pomeroy. c. F. Chap man and w. B. Lount | On reconvening, the committee on permanent organization reported as follows: tf~3 1 1. Report of committee on perma- nent organization. l a, E,iChfh