Arizona republican., 1898-09-11
| Platform Upon One Plank of Which Populists May Stand The C0nven- ti0n Was Harmonious and Con-
 fident of Sweeping Victory
 on November 8th.

Lehi-H. Simpkins, Ben Noble.
 Alma-J. F. Johnson, Charles Pine.
 Highland-Charles Davidson
 .Orme-W. H. Brown.
 Cartwright-Charles T. Rott. Alhambra-W. G. Carr, w. A. Good lander Glendale-Byron Bliss, V. E. Messin- ger, w. H. Hamilton.
 Peoria-W. s. Mccartney. George w. Walters Johnstone-D. L. Sturges. Buckeye-J. s. Day, R. w. Black mere.
 Coldwater-J M Van Horn. Gila Bend Agua Caliente-H. S. Travis by T. K hlvey, proxy. Cave Creek-E. F. Mccormick, by W. A. Freeze, proxy. Verde, BoyIer ranch-Tames Keat- ing.
 McDowell-J. McHenry. Wickenburg-John Bachtiger. H. Cowell, by J. BachtigeT, proxy. | Riverside-H J. Van Fossen. Meridfan-E. K. Buker. Fowler-F. F. Fowler, by Richard Fowler, proxy. Jordan-W. w. Dobson. Isaac-J. D. Crabb. Madison-F. w. Down. Redden- Osborne-James Creighton
 2roadway-T. L. Short, by l. M Ronar, proxy.
 Frog Tanis-A D. McCinris, y II. Parker, proxy.
 Nulture-
 Phoenix Mine-William widmer
 Arizona Falls Dan McDerrott. Winfield Scott.
 South Domingo
 Union mine
 New River-W w. Cock
 Kyrene-V. Cant.
 Goldfield-John Churning, by Will liam Newell, proxy.
 W. W. Jones of Johnstone precinct raised an objecting to the seating of J. A. Taylor of that precinct. He him. self had been a candidate and Taylor had been elected by the votes Of eight non-residents of the precinct This matter was referred back to the com mittee and the rest of the report was adopted. Edwin S. Gill, Lloyd B. Christy, Joseph McHenry, Winfield Scott and B. T. Gillette were appointed a commit tee on permanent organization and or der of business. This committee re ported as follows, recommending that the temporary organization be made permanent; that the convention elect an assistant secretary, and that the chair appoint two tellers. the appoint ment of committee on platform; the selection of a county central commit tee; the appointment Of a committee of five to select the twenty-one names as delegates to the territorial colven- ton, and the nomination of ticket in the following order: Sheriff, treasurer. district attorney, assessor, recorder. probate judge, county surveyor, county school superintendent, members board of supervisors, one councilman, four assemblymen, and she reports Of com mitees.
 A committee composed of J. w. Ben- ham. A. c. Mcqueen. T. D. MollOy, W. H. Hamilton and Edwin S. Gill was appointed on platform and resolu- tions. Lloyd B. Christy was elected assistant secretary, and A. J. Stoner and w. A. Kimball were appointed tellers. after which an adjournment was taken until half past one o'clock. ]
 THE REAL BUSINESS.
 The convention reassen1bled prompt ly ou time. The chair appointed the following committee of five to select a county central committee: William : Newell, Watson Pickrell, A. E. Him ton, George H. N.. Luhrs and William Evans. The work Of this committee : hadn't, been clearly laid out either as l to the number of. central ,committee- :; men or the manner. of selecting. This was afterward arranged with the aid of representatives from the various precincts. - .ssC.. W. Grouse, John Gray, J. E. Price, 1, c. H. Knapp and J. c. Adams were, ar- | pointed members of committee to !. select twenty-one delegates to the ter. ritorial convention at Prescott, and then the making of a ticket was be- ! gun.
 J'C. Adams in business-like speech nominated James E. Bark for sheriff. , Harry z. Zuck placed T. J. Perry of Tempe in nomination. Mir. Perry af- most immediately withdrew and Mir.