Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
Ezra w. Thayer, '24-20 E:
THEY LET IT GO DOUBLE
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Y. Barkley. O. T. Rouse, T. D. Satter- white, M. G. Samaniego. R. B. Orn- dorff, s. H. Drachman, James Finley.
 Pinal county-George F. Truman, J. F. Mayhew, by George E. Truman. proxy; H. L. Newcomb, M. NJ. Hickey. F. B. Devine.
 Santa Cruz county-D. G. Chalmers. J. H. Harrison, M. Breen. s. J. Sheehy, by D. G. Chalmers, proxy
 Yavapai county-J. C. Herndon. Rob ert Mitchell. by F.. J. Parkinson, proxy; I. ". O'Sullivan. by H. D. Ross. proxy: J. A. Thompson, by C. G. Thompson, proxy; Ben Rybon. William Adamson. Mike Hickey. by T. c. Norris. proxy: w. s. Adams. J. H. Robinson. J. B. Hooker, H. M. Gibbs, B. O. Springer Ey Joe Hobbs. proxy: Charles Tovrea. John Norton. Charles Hooker, Frank Nevin. by Ted H. Decker. proxy; z. A. Provat, A. D. McDougall by C. w. Herndon, proxy; J. R. Beatsor. J. Lawler. Charles Martin. Robel'a Meadnr. by C. P. Hicks. proxy: Lon Hall. by T.. L. Shultz. proxy; G. H. Bailey, by C. P. Hicks. proxy; o. l.. CTeir, NJ. A. Carrier. H. w. Stevens. Ed Shumate, by J. P. Dillon. proxy; Pat Farley. Reese NJ. Ling, T. E. Davis. J. l.. AduI US, J. l.. AGcndlnDSau, J. EuISOn, by John McDonalG, proxy.
 Yuma county-S. B. Kinds. by w. NJ. Adamson. proxy, J. E. Devine and NJ. Winsor, by F. s. Ives, proxy; F.. s. Ives. NJ J. Nusent.
 The report If the Smi.h credentials committee was the same, ex- cspi, as to one delegation. It con tained the following regular delegation from Maricopa instead of the contest ing delega tion: W. E. Cunningham. William Melton. w. E. Cleary. A. C. Baker. V. l.. Clark, J. l.. E. Alexander Robert FrieGel. A. l.. Strait. F.. Con Za!ez, James Giibson. A. F.. Cobb. W. T. Gray. Gus Mann. Carl Hayden. J. F.. Dimes, Fisher Bailey. c. F.. Compt n. w. J. LeBarOn. C. R. flakes. E. w. Westover. O. A. Wing, F. P. Tro,t William Bacon, Y. A. Stanford. Sam F Webb. J. J. Cottrell, J. P. Orme, Hosea Greenhaw. w. G. Gates. John T. Hughes Frank Baxter. David Kile Logan Rives.
 PLATFORMS AND CANDIDATES.
 The pla form of the Wilson conven- tion was read by r.. J. Parkins5n. It was not generally different from all C'.her democratic platt.r rms which have been adopted this year. and differed from the Smith convention platform mainly in that it endorsed Col. Wilson. The Smith platform, by the way. was not read.
 During the reading of the platform Senator Ives of Yuma nominated Mar GUS A Smith for candidate for delegate tc congress and a roll call was taken. in the midst | which the Wilson plat form was shipwrecked and abandoned.
 Col. Wilson was put in nomination by H. D. Ross and the roll call was LeSun. In the midst of it Dr. $. B. ClaypoOl of Gila. chairman of a Will son delegation, was sitting on the Smith side and his V.te was at first understood to be cast for Smith. Amid the noise nothing was certain. Col Wilson was called 10 the stage and de- hvered a brief address, respectfully listened to by even the Smith conven- ton, and his allusions to Bryan and national democratic principles were applauded on both sides of the house. He merely touched upon the fact of the divided convention, but said nothing of the cause of division or stirring in