Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
SELECTION IF
 CANDIDATES BY
 REPUBLICANS
Caven Heads List = Hicks, 0'Laughlin and Scott On Roll-- --Hoimes Chosen Chair man Central Committee.

TSe Republican city convention met last night in the council e~-1l- bers at o'clock. Frank O'Brien was chosen as chairman of the sca- vention. Committees on credentials, organization and resolutions were immediately appointed, and as. soon as they had made their reports, nUs-i- nations were declared in order.
 Dr. c. l.. Caven was nominated by C. M. Holmes for mayor. He was elected by exclamation. The other nominations made were as follows: City marshal, J. J. O'Laughlin; city clerk, C. W. Hicks; street commits sioner, Ed Scott. The following were nominated for aldermen: First ward, J. B. Anderson and Jake Smith: second ward. William Hughes and ". D. Kinsey; third ward, Will liam Morris and E. A. Watkins. All were unanimously chosen.
 The following resolutions were adopted by the convention.
 Be it resolved by the Republican delegates of Bisbee, Arizona, in con vention assembled: A
 1. We heartily indorse and coin- mend the able and efficient manner in which Theodore Roosevelt, tbe president of the United States, nas guided and shaped the policies of the national administration during the last four years, and are desirous of seeing those policies carried out. along the lines laid down during the present administration by his succcs- sor.
 2. That we congratulate the Re- pubHcans of the territory and the administration in particular for the good, clean government during Lse past four years.
 3. That our Republican county of ficials, namely, Joseph [McCabe, su- pervisor, John White, sieriff, anu J. A Rockfellow,su Superintendent of schools, offiefaT acts are hereby en- dorsed by this convention. Their per sistent and assiduous efforts on pehan of the constitutients have earned the gratitude and hearty support of the Republicans of this city ana >nc county at large.
 4. That in the sense d this con vention the Republican city admin istration under the guidance of the mayor. Dr. c. L. Cayen, has been the most able and efficient that sayer existed in the city of Bisbee; one that has reflected credit to us, aat only throughout the city of Bisbee, but the territory at large.
 We also especially commend& Ihe able manner in which c. w ;9icks. city clerk, has performed the Idutiss of his office. IRS
 We also appreciate the faithful service and heartily approve and en- dorse the official acts of our Rebub- lican councilmen, W E. Morris TaDd Wm. Hughes. sBt
 The newly elected city centraF Fom- mittee held a meeting at the city harl after the adjournment of the Re publican city convention. c. M. Holmes, of the first ward was elected permanent chairman R the commit. tee and E. P. Brewster. of the third ward was elected permanent secre- tary.
 The candidates named by the city Republican convention met with the mebers of the new city central com mittee and discusst-~ plans for the city campaign. The committee will meet next Monday night to perfect plans for the campaign, which they say will be vigorous.
 The newly elected city central committee members chosen by the city Republican convention last night are:
 First ward-C. NJ Holmes, Sam Verran, Jr., c. H. Hoiz.
 Second ward-E. A. Wittig, C. L. Jones, Roy Trotter.
 Third ward-E. P. Brewster, H. w Aitken, F. R. O'BTien.
 In accepting the chairmanship of the central committee c. NJ Holmes made a rattIing good little speech, as far as a Republican speech can bC good. and promised energetic action in thG. interest of the party.