Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07
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ana nominated J. r. DliiOp tCf tH0 chairmanship of the territorial cen tfal committee. c. M. Shannon of Graham seconded the nomination ond lit was carried unanimously. B. A. Packard. of Cochise, nominated John H. Robinson of Iavapai as sec retary of the committee. Webb. of Maricopa, seconded the nomination, and it was carried unanimously. Ellinwood made motion to the cffct that a vice chairman be elected to as sist in the work of the campaign The idea in this was to elect a man from the south to look after matters in that portion of the Territory. The motion was carried unanimously, and it was left to the chairman to appoint the vice chairman.
 The next order of business was the ratification of the nomination for joint councilman from Pima and Santa Cruz. Bo J. Whiteside of Santa Cruz announced that the two delegations had selected N. w. Bernard for joint councilman. Kelton confirmed the announcement on behalf of Pima, and on motion of O'Neill, the nomination. was ratified.
 The next order of business was apportionment of the memOers Of tho Territorial Central Committee. Webb of Maricopa got the floor and proposed resolution to the effect that the ar portionment would be made on the basis or one member from each ,oupty, and one additional member from esch county for every 200 votes cast for Mark Smith at the last Congressional election, or any major fraction |. ere of
 The resolution was adopted. and the following apportionment was an nounced: Coconino. 8; Cochise. il; Yavapai, S; Mohave, 3; Pima, 5; PinaI. 5; Gila, 5; Navajo. ?; Santa Cruz, 2: Apache, 2; Maricopa, 10; Yuma, 3, and Graham, '. A total of sixty-four. The chairman of each delegation was then requested to furnish the gee retary of the convention with a list Of the desired appointments to the committee. This was done, and the following were announced as members Of the Territorial Central Committee, for the ensuing tive years for respective counties:
 coehise County.
 w. A. Creme. J. M Sparks, G. H. Kelly, J. N. Hinkley, E. E. Ellinwood. A. T. Sowle, c. J. Bowen, G. C. Parry. A, R. English, w. G. Buchanan. Jchn Larrien.
 ciIa County.
 G. w. P. Hunt. G. J. Stoneman. 7. H. haime, Hanson Thomas. Cy Byrne.
 Navajo County.
 w. H. Burtage, G. E. Sampson
 
 M. J. Nugent, o. F. BGnGerson, F. J. C-andall
 coconino County.
 George W. Glowner. X. N. Steyes; Jacob Salzman
 Pirai County.
 J. G. Heating, J. T. Bates. !. l.. Story.
 Mohave County.
 E. F. Thompson, J. M George, l. R. Whiteside.
 Pima County. E. OKeefe, E. J. Thippee. L. H. Manning, c. B. Kellor, Wick Griffith, NJ. G. Saminego.
 Yavapai County. R. P. Talbot, R. M. Ling, George West, J. F. Wilson, C.. P. Hicks. T. G. Norris, Hick Behn, B. M. Belcher. Marieooa County. w. T. Smith. Selim Michaelson, c. w. Peterson. James Collns.nC. C. Wolfe, Sam Webb. H. A. Hughes, J. D. Loper. H. E. Ware, James Good | win. .ar .
 Graham County. ,.A A. NJ. Tuthill. J. R. Hampton, Lem ar Cobb. W. H. Parks. IT. s. Bunch, w. w. Pace, P. c. Merrill. -.,a
 Santa Cruz County. ia,as F.. J. Duffy, w. T. Roach. li. ;ss!in. ,. | At this point it was announced thai at-ain would leave Bisbee for Tucson at 10 o'clock. .-.. . l HEllinwood then got the floor and moved that if, by any chance, a vacan- cy should be filled by. the Territorial committee. The motion wass carried | unanimously
 Hughes. of MaricOpa, them got the 1 floor, and introduced a resolution en- \ dorsing w. J. Bryan for the presiden- tial nomination in 190S- Cheer after cheer rang out ,and the resolution was adopted unanimously. i Nell Bailey, of Cochise, then secuIS ed the floor and made a motion that the thanks of the Democratic party should be extended to MT. E. E. Ellin- wood, the retiring chairman of the Territorial Central committee, for the valuable services which he has ren-- eered to the party during the past two. years. Mention was made to the amount of time which MT. Elffnwood, has devoted to the many duties con nected with the office. The motion was seconded from a doze nparts of { the hall at once. and before the chair ! man could put the question the motion was carried by exclamation. This concluded the business of the convention. and a motion to adjourn, was made and carried. The newly elected central committee met immediately,f and adopted the same vignette as the Democrats had at the last congressional election, namely, an eagle.
 U. g. CRUISER BOSTON