The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-08
Socialist Party Launch Their Ticket.

n met in mass convention last Saturda !, at the court house at one o'clock p. m ? and nominated full socialist ticket. I The meeting was called to order b, 1 B. r. Carey of Yuma. Fred L. Ingra ham was chosen temporary chairman . and H. Wupperman temporary seer e 5 tary
 A committee Of three, composed t- R. P. Marable, B. r. Carey and C. R Armstrong was appointed on credcr tialS.
 ] w. H. DeBerry. Vim. H. Dickinson
 and Robt. L. Morton, were appointed a
 committee on order Of business and per
 manent organization.
 A committee of five, consisting of H.
 Wupperman. B. F. Carey. w. H. Dick
 insOn, R. P. Marable and W. H. De-
 Berry, was appointed on platform and
 resolutions
 \ recess of fifteen minutes was de-
 clarcd to allow the committes to com plete their work
 Committee on credentials reported that C. R. Armstrong, Ed r. McDon- aid, Shadrick Nelson. N. C. Nelson, Of Palomas: J. A. Valder, of Fortuna: O. P. Card, Frank w. Crane, W. H. De- Berry, Wm. IT. Dickinson. J. 5. Green. Fred l.. Ingraham, 4. C. Jacobs. A. F.. | Johnson, ThOs. Lowe, R. P Marable ! Miguel Molina. J. w. Muller, H. Mul- Ter, Thos. J. Russell. P D. Sargent. Geo. NJ. Thurman, Geo. F. Williams L. F. Williams, Wm. Wolfe, of Somer- ton; B. F. Carey, G. W. Crane, H. F. Farmer, Thomas C. Graham, Frank Green, Thos. D. Fitzpatrick, Robt Mar tincz. Jas. II. Meadows, JnO. A. Mel len. Jesus Moreno, NJ. Moreno. RObt. L. Morton, E. K. Muller, Cummings, Nj. G. Ramirez. A. A. Ramirez. R. M. Rawlins, Wm. Thomas. L. P. Vaughn, Lawrence W. Williams, H. Wupper- man, B. 4. Frazer, !. ". Thurman, Antonio Romero. Albert F. Baldwin, B. Rudolph, Jack Sailing, of Yuma; being members of the socialist party present, were entitled to participate in the proceedings of the convention.
 Fred L. Ingraham was elected chair man and H. Wupperman secretary Of the permanent organization
 Report of committee on order of business and permanent organization, read and adopted.
 Report of committee on platform reported. H. Wupperman. chairman of that committee read the platform and it was unanimously adopted.
 The nomination of candidates was next in order and the following ticket named:
 Council-H. Wupperman.
 Assemblyman-S. II. Johnson.
 Sheriff James Meadows.
 District Attorney-F. L. Ingraham.
 Recorder Ed l.. Crane.
 Treasurtr-R. NJ. Rawlins.
 Probate judge-J. r. Yemen.
 Supervisors -ThOs. Lowe and C. R. /. Armstrong.
 Surveyor Hartly.
 Justice of the peace, Yuma precinct - E. A. Frazer
 CCnsta ble- Frank Green
 Justice Of the peace, Scmerton pre- cinct George Thurman
 Constable, Leslie Williams.
 Justice of the peace, Toltec precinct .Shadric!l Nelson.
 Constable Ed Mcdonald.
 Kofa and Fortuna precincts net filled.
 Next came the election of the county central committee as follows: Robt. L. Morton, w. H. DeBerry R. C. Jacobs, $. Nelson. J. A. Valder. Thos. Lyall, R. P. Marable, J. V. Taggart Romero.
 A resolution was passed giving the county central committee full power to ill vacancies should any occur on the ticket and correct any omissions that may have been made at the mass con- ventiOn.
 The mass convention resolved to adopt pt-clasping of the two hands over 5he globe, as appears on the socialist button, as their vignette.
 If any one doubts the sincerity of the socialists, he should have been present tt their convention and noted the en- husiasm which prevailed throughout he proceedings. A more honest and determined body of men never met to- gether. They deem their cause just ( nd their principles imperishable. { Senator R. F. Pettigrew, president nd general manager of the California { King Gold Mines Company, at Picacho. { nd of the Rio Del Monte Mining Com { any at Harrisburg, accompanied by 4 J. ;. Senator Butler of North Caro- ina and Troy Robinson, wealthy ' apitalist of Rochester, N. Y. regis cred at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday hey leave today for Picacho. !