Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-09-21
REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLE IN
 CONVENTION AND NOMINATE
Candidates for Full County Ticket--Large At tendance of Representative Republicans.
 Strong Ticket Presented.

Gro Camp-J H Morrison par H W Taylor.
 Peck's Lake-P w Strahan.
 Pickerell-Fritz Merthaler.
 Pine Tree-John Berrie.
 Pickaway-Charles H Richards.
 Poland-Frank Ray, F E Edwards, H E Haack per F E Ewdards, E A Taylor.
 Placeritas-C H McKinzie.
 Prescott-Samuel Goldsworthy, Thos Houlihan, Ben Weaver by Joe Roberts J Roper by Joe Roberts, M E Morin, E Modem, Ed Blackburn, W H Pitts per E B Pentland, A Conlee, Fred Leonard, John R Walls, Robert Brow, M Riggen per Robert Brow, J c Bradbury, W H Ferguson per c Bradbury, W s Smith B H Smith, c A Peter by Elmer Wells, W N Kelly R H Burmister, M E Spaulding per R H Burmister, P P Hastings, c Ii Allabach, Geo Heisler, 2 A Brown per J E Morrison, c Hathaway, A L. De Mund by E s Clark, l. B Larimer by W s Smith.
 Red Rock-J D Loy.
 Skull Valley--T J Howell.
 Seligman-W H Wisecarver.
 Slate Creek-John Cole.
 Sultan Mine-John Roberts.
 Sycamore-S O Rees.
 Thompson valley-Oscar Phitney.
 Thumb Butte-T CHilI.
 Upper Verde-C W Willard per P W Strahan.
 Camp Verde-G W Hance by W S Head.
 Val Verde-John F. Hemenway.
 Walnut Creek-C s Rogers by N A Lipton.
 Wagoner.B E Wheeler.
 Walnut Grove-T B Carter.
 Williamson Valley-W Il Cook, J s Cook.
 Walker-J s Carmichael, H Hol- lingshead.
 The first order of business was the nomination of candidate for sheriff. Joe Roberts was placed in nomination by J. F. Hemenway and c. c. KeeleI was placed in, nomina- tion by T E Campbell. A ballot being taken resulted in 73 votes for Roberts and 43 for Keeler.
 For the council, T. E. Campbell nominated k. A. Haggott and there being no other nominations the secre- tary was instructed to cast the unani- nous vote of the convention for MT. Haggott.
 For the assen. bly,, B. H. Smith nominated Mark Bradley, of Cherry Creek; J. T. Jones nominated Fred E. Biles of ChRparral and J. l.. Hall nominated w. J. Gilbert of Gilbert and the nomination of the three can didates was made unanimous.
 For district attorney, J. R. Walls placed the name of Leroy Anderson before the convention and J. K. Mason named E. $. Clark. The ballot result ed in Clark getting 76 votes and An derson 34.
 A. this point in the proceedings recess was taken until s o'clock
 On reconvening, business was dis patched with alacrity and at 9:3O the convention adjourned dine die.
 The first business transacted at the evening session was the withdrawal i of Judge w. J. Gilbert fro the legis- | altive race which was announced by Chairman Haggott with regrets.
 E. s. Clark placed in nomination ] W. H. Clark and w. H. Hall named Leroy Anderson for the position. As { MT. Clark was not present and as it was not known definitely whether be would accept, MT. Clark, who nominat- ed him. withdrew his name and An derson was nominated by the conven- | tion by exclamation.
 W. A. Cline being the only candi- date named for treasurer received | the unanimous vote of the convention by exclamation.
 F. E. Jordan was nominated in similar manner for recorder.
 J. l.. Hall was placed in nomination for probate judge but declined when J. P. Bauder was nominated by accla- nation.
 For superintendent of schools Eli | 5. Perkins of the Martinez News-Her- !