Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-03
called up later by the chair, carried.
 For Tressurer,

called up later by the chair, carried.
 For Tressursr.
 The nomination of . candidate for Treasurer was next in order, and John Wcbber placed in nomination F. G.. Brecht, who was elected by acclama. | tion.
 Bradbury for Hscorda. R. F.. Morrison then nominated J. c. Bradbury as . candidate for tho oface of County Recorder, and MT. Brad. bury's election was made unanimous. HsgSitt fer o1rvsyov.
 For County Surveyor, A. J. Doran nominated W. II. Merritt, and, on in. struction of the convention, the soc. rotary cast the unanimous vote of the convention for tho nominee. For Probsss JsAss. T. C. Job, in . neat speech, placed the name of E. II. Draper in nomina. tion for Probate Judge, and there be. ing no further nominations, Mr. Drapers election was made unanimous. Pipss Again Neminassa.
 For County School Superintendent, the name of J. N. Piper was placed in nomination by W. IT. Hall, his election being made by exclamation. Nominattons OefegroA. The election of . candidate for Shcr. if was the next order of business, but on motion 1t was passed until after the nomination of District Attorney. oonstituttonai 0onvsution l1a&tsr.
 The District Attorney nomination was then called up by the chair, but on motion was again passed and the nom. nations of delegates to the constitu. tiona! convention taken up.
 Committee Of the whole.
 At this junctnre the convention re. solved itself into committee of the whole, to consider the matter, and A. J. Doran was appointed chairman of tho committee.
 | Several Addresses Made.
 Several of the delegates arose and bitterly denounced the action of the Democratic convention in reference to the matter.
 No Candidates Named. After some moments given to discuss. ing this feature of the convention, 1t was moved that no delegates Co the constitutional convention he nomin. ated by the convention, the speakers pointing out that inasmuch as they were positive that no delegates would ever take their seats in the constitu. tional convention, under the provisions of the Hamilton Enabling Act, there was no necessity of nominating such delegates.
 Great Enthusiasm.
 Amid great enthusiasm. the motion carried unanimously. and it was then moved that the committee of the whole rise and report to the convention. which was carried.
 Doran Makes Report.
 Chairman A. !. Doran, of the commit. tee of the whole. then reported that 1t was the sense of the committee of the whole that the convention make nc nominations for delegates to the con stitutional convention.
 Adjournment Taken. On motion the convention then took an adjournment until 7;l5 p. m.
 Morrison for District Attorney. IL was 7:35 o'clock when the con vcntiop rc.assemblcd to complete it' labors. The first order of business wa, the placing in nomination of a candi dato for the office of District At torney.
 A. j. Doran gained recognition iron the chair, and stated that he understood that the Democrats had nominated thei strongest man for the position of Dis ! trict Attorney, but that he would nam a man as the nominee for the office q District Attorney that would make th ' Democrat E man, when the last vot U was in, on November 90, "iook lik U thirty cents.' "
 "I'll nominate man.. went on Mi Dorm, "who has built ID rcputatio for honesty and integrity second [ none in Yavapai county; man who unalterably opposed to joint statehoo O for Arizona, and a man, who, If nom N mated, will be the next District Al C torney of this county. and who wi carry such weight and influence as be a tower of strength to the oths candidates on the ticket.
 A Friend of the People.
 "Mr. Chairman, it Is with pride tha