Arizona republican., 1906-09-28


 he lost it's vote.
 For county treasurer pr. F. O. Rich mond and R. E. Miner were placed in nomination. It was a landslide for Miner, who got III votes and MT. Richmond gracefully moved to make IL unanimous, it was so done and MT Miner came through with a word of thanks and hopefulness.
 Harry Kay was handed the record ership by Lloyd Christy. George -Mintz and a unanimous vote, but was not present at speaking time.
 Judge Phillips present incumbent, was named for probate judge in glowing speech by J. A. Marshall, who told of his campaigning qualities, his success and his handsome counte- nance. for which he took the premium at the territorial fair. He was named by exclamation and in response made one of the best speeches of the day telling a little of his experience and relating a number of timely anecdotes in illustration.
 o. H. Christy was named for super visor by C. T. Hirst, seconded by F. w Thode, who had known him for thirty years, and by H. c. Yaeger who gave him a certificate of character that ought to take him into heaven. c. C.. Green presented W. A. Evans of Buck eye and the vote of the secretary made ChIisty and Evans the candidates.
 Harry Hancock was named for sur veyor and W. J. Anderson of Tempe for county school superintendent, both unanimously.
 Sandwiched between the nomina- tions of the afternoon was the ap pointment of Roy Goodrich, Frank Parker and Dwight B. Heard as a committee to name four delegates to the constitutional convention. At the proper time they reported the names of Governor Kibbey, Dwight B. Heard, Walter Bennett and A. J. Peters. They were ratified by the convention and the committee instructed to carry the news to the democrats and bring back the names of their candidates for ratification. They returned with the names of Frank P. Trott. Vernon L. Clark. J. C. Goodwin and Charles Pet erson, which were ratified at once
 Also, during a lull of the afternoon the resolutions committee presented a resolution for the naming of the new central committee with the apportion- ment as follows; One member from each precinct. one member for each three delegates from any precinct in the present convention and one addi- tional member for any major portion of three delegates. The resolution also au- thorized the filling of vacancies on the ticket and on the committee, anounc- ing that a vacancy may be constituted by death. resignation or the removal of a member from the precinct. That was adopted and in the waning hours of the convention, which adjourned at , o'clock. the delegates handed in the names of the new committee as. fol- lows:
 NEW CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
 Phoenix Precinct No. John Bag giore. F. w. Potter. Joe Porterie, F. w. Thode, Charles .Trfbolet. Lou Elm erson. J. B. Woodward, George Mauk, H. B. Kersting. Phoenix Precinct No. 2-George Christ. George A. Mintz, Ned Creigh- ton. w B. Mullen. L. w Collins. James E. Bark, Shirley Christy, H. B. Wilkinson.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 3-Elmer War ren, George D. Christy. Griggs H Carr. J. C. Atherton, H. O. Ramsey, w P Doheny, Fred Gardner. Phoenix Precinct No. 4-C. NJ. Stur- gis, c. Lauver. J. A. Johnson, Joe Contreras. w. P. Crump, Louis Wolf Vicente Gomez. Phoenix Precinct No. 5-C. M. Etter R. c. Clayson.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 6-W. L. Grier F. H. Parker.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 7-Lowers Lissen.
 Mesa-J. G. spangler, Dr. c. F 1 Hawley. D. T. Mcqueen, Dan Hubbard i cottsdaIe-Winfield Scott. l Buckeye No. Homer Davis, H. E Kell.
 Buckeye No. 2-w. R, Blackmer ant John Knight
 Buckeye No. 8H. M. Lewis. i Glendale-G. M. Walters, w. J. Os- born.
 Alhambra-B. F. Reaksecker, Elliot | Evans.
 Glendale No. IA. w. Bennett, MT | Welch.
 Isaac-Alfred Crabb.
 Cartwright-R. R. Root. i Tempe-J B. Mullen, Charles H Jones, sam Brown, Grant Jones, l. V ! stewart
 wickenburg-L c. Reed, w. H Mann.
 Osborn-vic Norris, w. H. Taylor A. w. Gregg.
 Meridian-E. K. Buker.
 George Tevis of St. Louis arrived il the city yesterday and will spend thu | v-ipfer here He was in Phoenix SeV.