Arizona republican., 1900-09-09
SOME WINNING WORK
4 Strong Republican County
 Ticket
A Maricopa Convention Distinguished By the Smooth and Easy Manner With Which Business Was Dis posed of.

There was some style about the rc- publican county convention yesterday. There is always style about republican conventions. county, state and national, even distinguishing them from demo- cratic gatherings of the same kind Republicans as people, who ba;he of ten. have as much dirty linen to wash as other folks, but they seldom wash it in public. Republicans are. perhaps. as prone to quarrel as democrats, but they quarrel never from the house tops or near open windows or in a tone loud enough to Startle and interest their neighbors. IL may be stated that the convention of yesterday had no quarrel t. decide. There Were some differences of opinion about the fitness Uf certain men for office, not for nomi- nation, but as has ben advisedly said for office. Those differences. however were disposed of by the majority and finally settled.
 There were no forced CT exuberant speeches in the convention. While the credentials committee was unexpected- ly long in constructing a report there was an interlude of oratory. The meeting was addressed by Col. Jerry Millay in a stirring speech. Col. S NJ McCowan responding to an uprcarfous demand delighted the audience for if teen minutes. The surprise of the day was inflicted by William P. Crump. young member of the colored Mckinley and Roosevelt club. MT Crump was in good voice and good word. His ad- dress was magnificent effort. par ucularly the peroration in eulogy of Pr. sident Mckinley. It was thought by many that it was a "committea'' speech, something he had saved from the campaign f four years ago. But later in the day situation was sprung on Mr. Crump and he rose to it in an address which even surpassed his or iginal address. Mr. Crump thereby satisfied the audience that he was not only good impromptu talker. but much ''quicker under the hat" than the average delegate, either republican or democrat
 This time the stage was decorate The floor was obscured by evargr.ens. pepper boughs and palms. Above them rose the portraits f Lincoln. McF '- .ey and Roosevelt and in the backeraund two American flags were gracefully draped. Sp5 aking of these decorations in the course of the convention and having in mind the absence of the na- uonal colors at the late democratic convention. Chaplain Scett said re- publicans never forget to put mp the American flag and never pull il down.
 HOLDERS OF SEATS.
 The credentials committee reported shortly before noon. after an unac- countable delay seeing there were no contests on hand. as Allows:
 East Phoenix Precinct No. IT NJ. Christy. B. NJ. Gregory. J. c. Adams proxy; w. P. Mealy, J. P. McWilIiams. George ". Brown, George Kirkland. Al Galpin, Charles Wartman. Elmer Warren H. NJ. Creighton. w. c. Foster. William Dufiield. C. J. Dyer. w. C. Crump, H. H. Harvey X. C. Hester. A. E. Hinton.
 East Phoenix Precinct No 2-Joseph E. Creamer. Chauncy F Ainswcrth. c. H. N. Luhrs. H. W. Ryder. C. Lau- Yer. proxy: J. w. Frakes. William Matthews. ]. M. Aitken. Ed Eisele, Carl Frakes, J. w. Frakes. proxy: c. AVaradO, c. Lauvcr j. Fl. Kibbey. s. w. Parker. George Caldwell, Frank smith, proxy; Allen Smith. R. M. Hud- son, proxy.
 West Phoenix precinct No. w. T. O'Houlihan. s. NJ CulIcm. Lloyd Christy, C. W. Grouse. G. n. Gray. George Min;z, J. W. Walker. C. H. Davidson, !. W. Walker proxy: T. Riddle, Victor Norris. c. IT. Akcrs. proxy; T. ]. Prescott, Waller Talbot. ! Frank II. Parker. II. A DichI. F. r. Gillett. T. D. Bennett. C. H. Moore. George Mintz, proxy; l.. Larfmer, R. W. Craig. proXr; F. O. Richmond. A. F. Messenger. R. Allyn Lewis. II. I. Latham, J. D. Monihon.
 West Phoenix Fcl cinct No. 2-E NJ. skinner, Ed Oleson. W. J. Anderson. F. w. Potter. proxy; L. NJ. Austraw. H. I;. Tritle. proxy: Clarence French. NJ. Mathews. John Ieydan. Julio Marron. John Perrin. J. T. RcdmOn. r. W. Hill. proxy; J. B. D uSherty. w. A Watts, B. s. Jones. T.. F.. Avery. J. W. Walker, proxy; J. T.. Burrows. C. S. Blaine. J. A. Marshall, William Doheney. N. D Val, ntine.
 Tempe-A. J. Peters. Thompson Walker. w. R. Lewis. Jack Harris. J T. Priest, G. A. scroggs. Fletcher Schureman. T. J. Parry. w. r. Rich. ardson, J. B. Mullen, Watson Pickren. Howard Woods, Antonio Celaya. G. C.. Gonzalez. W. J. Birchett
 M5sa-W. F. Code. A. c. Mcqueen. w. A. KimbalI Bert Wingar J. Peter. son. J. Montgomery. Ed Boomer. Jos eph Robertson. Walter Wilbur Dop LeBaron, Arthur Brizzee, w. Barbour. w. F. Code, proxy.
 Lehi-H. C. Simkins, B. Noble.
 Highland-C. w. Davison, Nj. NJ. Steward. by C. W. Davison, proxy
 Alma-J. F. Bradbury. C. A. Cart wright.
 Orme-W. H. Brown.
 Cartwright-C. C. Green, C. F. Root.
 Alhambra-W. A. Goodlander. J. g Gowett, c. IT. Carr.
 Glendale-W. A. Thaycr, w. A Squires. H. J. Van Fleet. V. F. Mes senEer.
 Peoria-R. A. Tuckey. w. H. Bart lett.
 Jahnstone-William NJ. Glier.
 Buckeyc-L. w. Hill, H. '. Kell, !. s. Day
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