Arizona republican., 1900-09-01
Duck and Quail Season.

or West Phoenix precinct No Q the former scene of several inharmonious gatherings, and not a ripple marred the serenity of the session. w. M. Evans was chosen chairman and F. M. Wickersham secretary. A commit tee of three. consisting of MeSSrS. Frank Moss. John l.. Burrows. and J. A. Marshall. was chosen to select the nineteen delegates to be voted for in that precinct The ticket chosen was made up quickly as follows, and ac- cepted without a dissenting vote: J. N. Dougherty. w. A. Watts. B. s. Jones, E. F. Avery. ]. l.. Burrows, C. $. Blaine. J. A. Marshall. J. T. Red mon, William DOheney. John Perrin, Julio MarrOn, John Leydon. NJ. Mat thews Clarence French. L. M. Aus traw, Ed. Oleson. w. J. Anderson. w P. Valentine, and F.. M. Skinner.
 In the First ward, or East Phoenix No. l, the meeting was as harmonious as it possibly could be with the numbe.. of voters present. The harmony was so pronounced in fact that it was not thought necessary to wait for the rank and file. The candidates had agreed upon list of names and were so well satisfied that they couldn't wait any longer, so they organized by electing l. M. Christy chairman and w. C. Eos. .er, secretary. A committee consisting Of Hugh Creighton, W. P. Medley. A. w. Galpin, Charles Wartman and Louis Masten was appointed to select q list Of seventeen names to be voted for on Monday. They reached an agreement in less time than it takes to tell it, and presented the following. their action being ratified without comment or de- bate:
 I. M. Christy, B. M. Gregory, w. P. Medley, J. P. McWilliams. George w. Brown, George Kirkland, Al Galrin Charles Wartman. Elmer Warren. Ii :. M. Creighton, ". s. Foster. B. C. Pecka. H. R. Tritle, w. P Crump. H. H. Harvey. A. C. Hester. A. E. Hinton
 The only unfortunate thing about the meeting was it's unseemly haste. as it adjourned five minutes before the time advertised for its converting. After the lights were blown out thirty-sever good republicans put in an appearance. None Of them had an ak to grind or a ticket to present, and are probably satisfied with the one selected. but they had heard there was to be lots of harmony and they wanted to help enjoy it.
 In the Fourth ward, or East Phoenix No. ?. a Representative gathering as sembled and Judge Kibbey was called to the chair. F. A Madrid being chos- en secretary.
 The object of the meeting being stated, R. NJ. Hudson moved that a committee of five be appointed to seect sixteen names to be voted for at the primaries. The motion carried and the chain appointed R. NJ. Hudson. s. w. Parker. H. E. Kemp. J. W. Frakes and G. H. N. Luhrs on the committee The committee retired to the assessors of flee for four minutes and half anI returning. reported the following list of names: Joseph B. Creamer. C. F. Ainswort, c. H. N. Luhrs H. w Ryder J. w. Frakes. William Mathews. Charles Peterson. J. NJ Aitken, Ed. Eisele, Carl Frakes, c. Alvarado. c. Lauver, J. H. Kibbey. S. w Parker. George Caldwell, Charles Williams.
 MT. Parker got the floor and an nOunced that the list was a good one, with the exception of his name but he would do the best he could and there fore moved the adoption of the com mittee's report The motion carried unanimously and the meeting ad- jOurned.