Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07

Haskell, W. G. Strahan. Otto vopel.
Jerome (Smelter) IS. =. Dennison.
ID. l.. Robinson, c. =. Hugnes.
Jerome Junction-E. +. Hart.
Jersey-C. J. Randall.
kirkland-Grant Carter.
Lynch Creek Hollingshead.
Massicks-S. NJ. Bobblet.
Minnehaha-Frank Fenton.
Mayer Wild Mayer, W. J. Davis.
Jas. b. Bark.
Mt. springs-H. A. Guesendoffer.
Miller Valleys. r. Denny.
Oak Creek-Jas. Page.
Octave-Jimmy Orr.
Old Tiger-H. J. Meany.
Prescott II. T.. Campbell, X. 4. Nor.
rison, p. p. Hastings, T.. II. Meek, 4.
W. Wells, ". 3. Norviel, r.. s. Clark,
4. W. Edwards, Leroy Anderson, J. NJ.
W. Moore, Harry Harter, G. T. Josln,
Robt. Brow. Jno. $. REILLY. J. G. For
rest, J. e. Bradbury, q. A. Bray.
Poland-f. +. Edwards, Frank Lock
lider, Mark Bradley.
Peoples Valley-.jno. l.. Davis.
Pfau--Blske Baker.
Red Rock. ID. Lay.
Seligman-C. Is. Adams.
Senator iIelmer nclgerson.
Skull Valley. :. Russell:
Stoddard Rob,. Broyle.
Thompson Valley .Jno. Roberts.
Tip Top-R. G. Hcwston.
Verde, Upper. ID. Willard.
Verde. Campo. W. Hance.
Verde. Lower G.. Wingfeld
Williamson Valley-W. ii. Clark.
Walnut Grove-T. Il. Carter.
Walnut Creek Peter Manx.
Wildaower-J. r. Seaman.
Next came the report of the commit
tee on Permanent Organization and
Order Of Business, read by Leroy An
derson, the chairman. At the conclu
sion Of the reading the temporary Of
ficers were made permanent and th'
routine business formally approved.
Robert T.. Morrison for tae commit
tee on Platform and Resolutions reaC
a draft of the platform. II reads;
The Platform.
The Republicans of Yavapai count,
in convention assembled renew thei
allegiance TO the Republican party am
reafiirm their devotion TO its doctrine
az expressed in its platforms and ear
ricd into successful execution by tn
Republican national Administrations
and especially those of Mckinley an
Roosevelt.
We congratulate the people Of Thu
nation upon the nomination and a'
sured certainty of election Of William
II. Taft, our candidate for president
and James =. sherman for vice pres
dent.
We direct attention to the achieve
ments Of the present territorial admin
istration and commend its able, ec'
nomical and progressive conduct of tel
ritorial affairs.
The nomination of Ralph II. can
eron ms the Republican candidate Ia
delegate 10 congress is receiving IN
approyal of our citizens regardless
party. and gives every assurance
his ultimate victory at the polls, an
the Republicans of Yavapai count
hereby pledge to him their enthusiast
and loyal support, confidently belle
, Inc that his election will secure sep
rate statehood for Arizona at the a
proaching session Of congress-
As the Republicans have done in N
/ tional and territorial affairs so u
Republicans of Yavapai county nav
demonstrated that they have at heS
the interests Of the whole people AZ
tho conduct of Republicans in ofh
has conserved those interests anu 7
= suited in all departments administer
4, h, them in a wise, energetic, and &c
nomicaI management of county pu'
ness.
4 successful regulation of county q
fairs is best evidenced by redue'i'
. | in taxes. ne h'P""'''
pervisors in this county has during I
!, past two years lowered the county ia
If taxation from ~ to $50 ana
promise like benefits If RePupli'a
are continued in charge OF county g
I, eminent. nj,
The PROMISES made by Repub'lea
two wears ago have been faithtuiIy u
allied. and we enter this campaign h"
e inc no apologies to offer for '"e
n cord of Republican officials ana INV
" mo all citizens to show thelr aPP'e'
q. tios Of Republican accomplishments
D. uniting to perpetuate tne enV'an'e GO
% ditions now existing.
IS The platform was approved anna
b. thusiastic cheering
motion WIS then maze d!
a Den;sou that u central eo'nmit'
N should consist of one eo'nm'tteem
for each voting precinct, sneh co
.. mitteeman to be appointed oy tne p
~ einet's delegate present, anu 'ha'