Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-12


ment of home for the pioneers. The
injunction plank was also heartily
greeted, and the one calling for direct
nomination for all public Offices.
The nomination of delegate to con.
gress was then in order and Apache,
yielding TO Coconino, Henry +. Ashurst
! took the platform and nominated
Smith.
When Ashurst left the stage the del.
egatcs crowded around him, and over.
whelmcd him with congratulations On
his speech, which was n splendid word
picture of the speakers view Of the
man he had nominated. Secondipg
speeches were made by George II. Neal
mayor of Bisbec, Isaac Barth, district
attorney of Apache, and others. When
Maricopa was reached Judge j. n.
Langston in an eloquent effort named
Brady O'Neill, and the nominations
were closed.
"You have heard many speeches.
he began. erich in oratory and lauda.
tory of the nominees, but il is n real
source of pride to me to place in nom
nation for delegate TO congress the
choice of the Maricopa delegation for
that position. This will probably be
our last territorial convention. At our
next convention | hope to name one
of the men who will represent Arizona
in the United States senate. Brady
O'Ncill is one Of tne common people.
I want to give notice right now in be-
half Of Marieopa county that we are
behind Brady O'Neill for United States
senator. lie is worthy to stand beside
Mark Smith or any other man, for any
honor. at any time and at any place"
| Various scconding speeches followed
anil when the vote was taken O'Nei
had only the forty.fve votes of Mari.
copa and Phoenix and Yuma, aud
Smith got all the rest, On motion OF
Langston the nomination was made
unanimous. O'Neil took the stage and
aroused much enthusiasm by declaring
he would take of his coat to roll up
the biggest democratic vote ever east
in Maricopa county.
Mark Smith was sent for and al.
dressed the convention at length, dc.
claring that in all his official acts he
had been guided solely by the good Of
Arizona, as he saw it, and that ne had
never been Influenced, directly or ind.
rectly, by any corporation or predatory
body.
| II. II. Mcneil, chairman of the
Maricopa delegation, said no one was
sore and that all were going back to
do yeoman service for Mark Smith.
James b. Finley, Of Pima, was nam
ed for joint councilman from Pima
and Santa Cruz and the following ter.
ritorial committee announced:
Apache-Isaac Barth, st. Johns; Il.
J. Brown, Eagar.
Cochise-B. A. Packard, Douglas;
W. NJ. Adamson, Douglas; W. A.
Greene, Douglas; NJ. J. Cunningham,
Bisbee; J. j. Bowen, Bisbee, +. T.. II.
linwood, Bisbee; J. NJ. O'Conncll, Bis.
bee; j. N. Hinckley, Lowell; Richard
Humphrey, Lowell; Ncill Z. Bailey,
Naco; Ben Goodrich, Tombstone; J.
N. Gaines, Tombstone; II. X. Street,
Benson; L. v. Mcclure, Wilcox.
Coconino-T. A. Riordan, Flagstaff;
Geo. ID. Patten, Williams; Jas. Kenne-
dy, Williams; Jesse Gregg, Flagstaff.
Gila-August Pieper, Payson; Wiley
+. Jones, Globe; J. II. McCullom,
Globe; Hinson Thomas, Globe; J. +.
Hcchtman, Globe.
Graham-w. T. Webb, Pima; ueo.
A. Olney, Stafford; Ben X. Clark, Solo
knoxville; James v. Parks, Duncan;
Lamar Cobb, Clifton; Ben M. Craw'
ford, Clifton; A. NJ. Tuthill, Morenci.
Maricopa Paul Kruger, Tempe;
j. ID. Lopez, Mesa; Carl Hayden,
Tempe; Jos. l.. Standage, Mesa; J. ".
shott, Phoenix; II. II. Mcneil, Phoe'
nix; Frank DeSousa, Phoenix. Joe
Bush, Phoenix; c. b. Wood, Phoenix;
Sam +. Webb, Phoenix; Chas. Barley,
Mojave-E. +. Thompson, Kingman;
Ira NJ. George, Kingman; DIR. Joan Il. |
Whitesides, Chloride.
Navajo-W. II. Burbage, winslow;
Geo. i. Sampson, Winslow; r. @. Cas-
well, Winslow.
P:ma-L. II. Manning, Tucson; Amos
o 'Keefe. Tucson: Ema nuel Draehman,
Tucson; a. VI. Forbes, Tucson; chas.
+. Hoh, Tucson.
Pinal-Thos. f. Weeden, Florence J.
T.. O'Connor, Florence.
Santa CRUZ. j. Duffy, Nogalcs;
Geo. B. Marsh, Nogales; w. T. Powers,
Patagonia.
Yavapai-J. +. Wilson, Prescott NJ.
q. cunnif, Crown King; J. J. Hawkins,
Prescott; A. A. Moore, Walnut Grove;
II. ID. Ross, Prescott; W. s. Adams,
jerome; X. n. Looney, Prescott; NJ. @.
Burns, Humboldt; A. A. Johns, Pres
colt.
Yuma-W. +. Timmons, Yuma; $. p.
Kinds, Yuma; Milford winsor, Yuma