Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-08-25
Boyd 4o1l. sabin II, Luke 2. N,

choice.
The fifth ballot resulted Moeur 1917,
Boyd 361a, Sabin II, Luke 2. No
choice.
The sixth ballot resulted in the cleo
ton of w A. Moeur by the following
vote: Moeur 551a, Boyd Az, Sabin 3,
Luke 1.
He was declared the nominee of the
convention, unanimously He was
called for and thanked the convention
for the honor conferred.
Nominations for district attorney
were declared in order
Nose Drachman presented the name
of George Purdy BnIard and Mr.. G. G.
Woolf nominated Hon. JOS Campbell.
The ballot resulted in the nomination
of Hon. Jos. Campbell by a vote of
731h to BIZ.
1t was made unanimous and he was
called upon for a speech and responded
in his usual pleasing way. Mr.. Bull
lard was called upon and made a few
remarks. pledging his faithfulness to
the ticket and especially ito the nomi-
nee of the convention for district at
tor-ney. 1t was Il mastery speech con-
Sidering that in way y was his own
funeral sermon.
Adjourned till 1 o'clock.
RecOnvened at 1:30. After roll call
| two more proxies were admitted.
Parish. chairman of the committee
on fusion. reported that after cOnsulta-
| ton the Pops demanded three mem
| bers of the legislature and one super
visor They recommended that the
| PopuliSt proposition be rejected and
| that one member of the legislative
| ticket be given to the Silver Republi-
| cans.
| The report was adopted.
| Motion that a committee of three be
| appointed to notify Silver Republicans
I to present their candidate prevailed.
| and W. T. Smith, J. Ernest Walker and
| James Burscn We're appointed
| Nominations for county treasurer
| were declared in order.
Mr.. Baxter nominated T. E. Parish
| Mr.. J. 2. Orme nominated J. A. r.
| Irvine: \. S. Arthur nominated Jno.
| Dunlap.
| The first vote stood Dun1ay 46. If
| vine 2915. Parish 2915; no choice.
| The second ballot resulted in the fol
| lowing vote: Dunlap 81, Parrish SO,
| Irvine 81.
| Mr. Baxter withdrew the name of T.
E. Parish and the voting continued
| Dunlap was elected on the third bal
| lot. which resulted as follows: Dunlap
| 1919, Irvine 2S12. Parish 8.
|
| and the nominee made his bow.
| A. e. Cobb placed in nomination for
| probate judge II. NJ. Willis. DR.. l.. d.
| Cameron nominated Lee Gray.
| The result was the nomination of
| Gray by a vote of % to 10.
| After Mr.. Gray had made his speech
| and deposited So with the secretary for
! hail rent, nominations were declared
| in order for superintendent of schools.
| Mr.. LeBaron. of Mesa nominated A
| H Fulton; W. B. Lount nominated W.
| S Upton; J. 2. Orme nominated W. B.
| Adams.
| Mr. Upton took the floor and moved
| FuItOn'S nomination be made unani-
nous, but as he was not a delegate his
| motion received no second
| Fulton received 90 votes. Adams 10,
| and Upton 1, and Mr.. Fulton's nomiI1a-
| ton was made unanimous.
Mr.. Fulton responded to calls for a
| speech.
County surveyor was the next office
to be struggled for. 7. NJ. Nolin placed
| in nomination G.. A Streitz; G. c..
| Woolf nominated J. C. Dobbins.
Dobbins received IA votes and Mr..
| Streitz received 50. and was declared
| the unanimous nominee of the conven-
ton. He made his bow and paid his
s..
Motion that convention pass nomina-
| tion of assessor but authorize the cen
| trail committee to fill the vacancy IN
| case the Republicans should make a
nomination. carried.
Nor county supervisors of which two
are to be nominated. G. w. Miller pre-
| scented the name of Albert Miller, of
Tempe. and I. E. Parish presented
| the name of Richard Baxter of Wick
enbUrg; Chas. PendergaSt presented
the name of s. S. Stout; T. NJ. Nolin
presented the name of Henry Jennings
of Peoria.
The ballot ON Supervisors was Stout
sc, Miller %, Jennings SO, Baxter 16.
Messrs. Miller and Stout were de-
CARED the nominees. Mr.. Stout came
forward and made the regulation
speech. Mr. Miller being in California
good south slider spoke for him and
another deposited his So.
The legisla tive ticket was then taken
up and w. L. Smith nominated for the
Council Mr. Emil Ganz:AIr. A S. Ar
thur nominated I. f. Parish and Geo.
Purdy Bullard who had by this time
recovered his wind, made an eloquent
speech in the nomination of Aaron
Goldberg
T. \. Parish declined the nomination.
The result of the ballot was Aaron
Goldberg 541h CAM 49,.
Goldberg was declared the nominee.
Committee on conference with the
Silver Republicans reported that they
asked for the nomination of Captain
Evans
The convention on motion ratified the
nomination.
Captain Evans then took the stand
and stated his sentiments to the con-
vention.
The filling up of the Legislative ticket
being still in order Mr. A. S. Arthur
presented the name of J. Ernest Wal
ker Mr. Chas PendergaSt nominated
Mr. w. B. Adams and stated as his
reason for doing so that he wanted a
farmer school teacher in the legisla-
ture.
Mr.. Lopez nominated Mr. Charles
Petersen of Mesa. Nose Drachman
nominated p p. Parker. T. e. Parish
nominated Attorney Joseph Langston- |
]. Ernest Walker declined his nominal |
tion and presented the name of II. NJ. |
Rives. j. X Murphy nominated D. A. /
Evans Mr. Billiard nominated w T. |
Smith.
The candidates We're lined up ON the
platform and made to pledge their |
fealty to the platform. The result of |
the first ballot was W. 3. Adams IS.
Chas. Petersen 1919. P 2. Parker. 81,
Jos. LanSston 4212. H. NJ. Willis. 40.
Logan RiveS 37115. D. A. Evans 51a w
T. Smith ~.