Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
REPUBLICANS
 AT WORK !
A Harmonious Convention and Full Representation From Every Precinct in
 the County.
A Strong and Winning Ticket is Placed in Nomination for Con- sideration of the Voters of This County.

The republican convention of Yava- pal county was called to order at 10 o'clock this morning by J. E. Morri- son, chairman of the county central committee. In calling the convention to order Mir. Morrison made a rousing address which stirred up enthusiasm among the delegates and put them in fine fettle for the business of the day. As the call of the convention was being read and the appointment of delegates of the various precincts announced, the del egates present took their seats inside of the railing, filling all of the availa- ble space there.
 No republican convention held in the past ten or fifteen years has shown up as good a representation as has been in attendance on this one today, and more intelligent or representa- tive body of men would be hard to find.
 After the call had been read, on motion of Hon. A. J. Doran, J. NJ. w. Moore was elected chairman of the convention by exclamation, and on taking his seat he made an appropri- ate address.
 Thomas Campbell, of Jerome, was elected temporary secretary by accla- nation.
 On motion of A. J. Doran a com mittee of five was appointed on ere dentials as follows: A. J. Doran, Jacob Webber, A. L. Smith, E. S. Jones and Paul Johns.
 On motion of R. E. Brown, the fol- lowing were appointed committee on permanent organization and order of business: Geo. E. Brown, F. A. Tritle Jr, A. J. Knoblock, John Rob- erts and Geo. Whiting.
 The convention then stood at recess for half an hour to give the commit an opportunity to prepare their re- port.
 It was high noon before the commit tee on credentials had its report ready and at the above hour the convention was called to order by Temporary Chairman Moore, and the committee on credentials submitted its report, finding that the following delegates were entitled to seats in the conven- tion:
 Amazon-W c Brandon.
 Agua Fria Qower)-Geo E Brown.
 Blue Bell-E A Haggott.
 Briggs-Allen V Snowgrass.
 Big Bug Shelter H McMich- ael. by G H Schwartz, proxy.
 Crook Canyon-Lute Wilson.
 Chaparral-J S Jones.
 Congress Junction-F E Williams.
 Congress S Jones, J N Mckay, A N Gage, David Morgan.
 Crown Point-John Hanlon.
 Crown King-W w How'd, Paul Johns.
 Dewey-Geo L White.
 Del Rio-Geo Houlihan.
 Granite Mountain, William Simp- son.
 Galles-John Roberts. Groom Creek-CW w Bennett.
 Hooper-Eugene Greenwood.
 Hatz Camp-G B Russell.
 Huron-C P Wingield.
 Jerome-D O Donohoe, H c Roft, J B Hoover, J B Webber, P P Hast ings, J A Knoblock, c H Dollison, W H Slater, T E Campbell, F D Myers, c E Nathorst, \ W Calkins.
 Johnson Mine Charles T Wilson, by J w Smith, proxy.
 Kirklaud- w Earp.
 Lynx Creek (upper)-A J Doran.
 Lynx Creek (lOwer) Sam Boblett. Mayer-Geo W Whitney, Dan Me Clone.
 McCabe-W T Hall, c w French. Monroe-R w Sparks.
 Oak Creek-James Page.
 Octave-D B Thomas, J McJohns- ton, A E Perley, E W Beitzel. P X E Junction-John Duke.
 Providence-J R Sias.
 Prescott-E W Wells, Jos Gales, John Ross, J H Jacks, F L Wright, J c Forest, A w Edwards, F 4 Fri tie Jr, s w Higley, J NJ w Moore, c | O Ellis, J R Walls, Roy Smith. Chas Holborn, T c Job, Ed Roberts, J NJ Regain, D NJ F Weeks by A w Ed wards.
 Pine Tree John Berrie.
 Rock Butte Peter Fully.
 Red Rock J \ Franks.
 Senator H Hall.
 Stoddard T Stoddard.
 Skull Valley-W J Cooper.
 Sloan's Camp-J B Tomlinson.
 Thumb Butte-John Burris.
 Tiger-Geo P Harrington
 Upper Verde-T w Strahan.
 Camp Verde w Wingfeld.
 Williamson Valley-W H Clark.
 Walnut Creek $ c Rogers.
 Walnut Grove-J o Carter.
 Wagoner-J E Wagoner.
 The committee on permanent or ganization and order of business sub mitted the following report which was adopted:
 Your committee on permanent or ganization and order of business beg leave to make leave to make the fol- lowing report: We respectfully re- commend that the temporary organi- ation be made permanent, and rec ommend the following order of busi- ness:
 First Selection of twenty-eight names to be voted for as delegates to the territorial republican convention, to be held at Phenix, Monday, Sept. 24.
 Second The selection of a com mittee on platform and resolutions. Third The selection of a county central committee.
 Fourth-The nomination of a can didate for the territorial council.
 Fifth The nomination of three candidates for the assembly.
 Sixth-The nomination of two can didates for the board of supervisors. Seyenth-The nomination of can didate for sheriff.
 Eighth-The nomination of can didate for treasurer.
 Ninth-The nomination of candi- date for district attorney.
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