Arizona republican., 1900-09-02
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acting chairman. A. A. Moore was nom- mated for temporary chairman; Otto Strodhoff of Jerome was nominated temporary secretary. Both were elect ed by exclamation. A committee of credentials was appointed, consisting of T. B. Davis, T. J. Carrigan. Dr. Carrier, Miller, and B. M. Belcher. A committee of five on permanent organization and order of business consisted of C. S. Thompson. J. M. Jackson, Tom Camp bell, William Stevens, H. D. Ross.
 At II o'clock the committee on ere dentials failing to report, an adjourn ment was taken until i o'clock. At 1 o'clock the convention was called to or der, when the committee on credentials presented it's report. It was moved and secodded that the report of the committee be adopted. The committee on permanent organization and order of business presented a report, which was accepted.
 It was moved and seconded that the rules be suspended. A resolution was presented by J. J. Hawkins endorsing Hon. J. F. Wilson as congressman from Arizona.
 Resolved, That the thirty-four dele gates from this county to the territorial democratic convention to be held at Phoenix, September 13 1900, be hereby instructed to vote as a unit for Hon. J. F. Wilson as delegate to congress and to use all honorable means to secure his nomination.
 The resolution was unanimously ad- opted. The nomination of Sheriff J. L. Munds by J. J. Hawkins was carried by exclamation. A. J. Herndon was nominated for treasurer by M. J. Hickey. and seconded by A. J. McPhee. Robert Meador was nominated by J. w. Wilson, seconded by William Stevens. J. P. Storm was nominated by J. w. Norton. J. P. Storm was elected by vote The nomination was made unani- nous.
 For district attorney R. M Ling was nominated by A. J. McPhee, P. W. O'Sulliyan by Tom Campbell, J. D. Wakely by IT. William Stevens. R. 2,. Ling got fifty-five votes, P. w. O'Sulli- san forty-seven, Wakely. five. Ling's nomination was made unanimous.
 For recorder w. F. Wicks was nom- mated by Al. McPhee. P. J. Farley by E. F. Mcfarland. Farley received q
 
 elected. The nomination was made unanimous.
 For assessor, Wallace Willard and J. c. Dillon were nominated. Willard received a majority. For probate judge. the candidates were C. P Hicks and J. D. Bethune. Hicks was nominated For school superintendent, C. F. Cox and J. P. Dolly were put in nOmina- tion. Dolly, was chosen. . A committee of five was appointed on platform and resolutions-H. D. Ross, Robert Mitchell, Dr. Geer Joe and O. A Ensign. A com mittee of five was appointed to select delegates to the territorial convention. The committee consisted of J. J. Hawkins, J. R. Beatson, Dr. Willard, H. William Stevens and Tom Camp bell.
 George Schuerman and D. E. Dumas were nominated for supervisors
 The platform is as follows: We, the democrats of Yavapai county, in con- vention assembled, declare that We en- Gorse the Kansas City platform adopt ed by the national democratic conven- ton; we have all faith in our candi- dates fer president and vice-president ' mands their election. We are in favor of statehood and look with hOpefulness to the time when there will be another star representing the state of Arizona on the flag We are of the opinion that the law that requires citizens to pay poll tax before being entitled to vote is un-American and contrary to the spirit of our institutions, and we pledge our candidates for the legislature to do all in their power to have the same rs- 1 pealed.
 (Signed) HI. D. ROSS,
 Chairman"
 Candidates for the council Were J. J. ! Hawkins and Henry T. Andrews. An drews received 60 votes and Hawkins ! A. T. B. Ward of Crowned King, w. s. of Jerome and O. L. Geer Of Congress Junction were nominated for 1 assemblymen.
 A resolution of the printers union was adopted. It is substantially as fol- lows:
 Whereas, The democratic party of i today is strongly allied to the working classes, and as the party is in favor of organized labor, therefore be it
 Resolved That the union label ap-
 
 used by the democrats of county during this campaign. Signed by T. l.. Shultz, and Lucius Bar row. committee of the Typographical lnion.
 Delegates to the territorial demo- cratic convention are John c. Herndon, f H. M. Globes, Lon Hall, Robert P. V. Springer. George H. Daily. w. P. O'Sullivan. Charles Tov- req, O. L. Geer J. A. Thompson, John Norton, M. A. Carrier Ben Rybon, Charles Hooker, H. William Stevens, w. NJ. Adamson, Frank Nevine, Ed. Shumate. Mike Hickey. F. A. Provot, R. M. Ling. P. J. Farley. A. D. Me Dougal. T. B. Davis, w. s. Adams. J. t. Beatson. J. l.. Munds. J. H. Robin son, J. Lawler, J. L. Archambeau. J. B. Hooker, Charles Martin, J. w. Burson R. w. Meader.
 J. J. Hawkins registered a very for ,ible protest for a corporation lawyer)