Arizona republican., 1910-10-12

f 1S-Schedule, mode of amending and miscellaneous; five members.
 | 19-Ordinance; three members. | 2O-Separate submission (matters of): five members.
 21-StyIe. revision and compilation; l five members.
 J. E. CRUTCHFIELD, Chairman. | Nj. G. CUNNIFF, Secretary.
 l A partial report was submitted by ] the committee on rules and order Of procedure. Chairman Winsor sub mitted that until the committee makes a final report the regulations of the last assembly and Roberts Rules of Order will be the guiding models. The report was adopted.
 The gallery was fairly well filled with eligibles to clerkships. Of course there will be more spectators. but the real work of the convention has not yet begun and later there will be more spectators than applicants for positions.
 But one appointment was made yes terday and that went to Frank De Souza of Phoenix. He was given the position of assistant chief clerk and will take up his duties at once.
 In regard to clerkships in general it is rumored that Maricopa county is to have a fair share but it won't be the lions share. That will go to dear old Cochise..
 A distinguished honor was accorded two peripatetic newspaper cartoonists. { During the session of the first day a motion was introduced and carried ex- ! cluding all but members and attaches from the convention floor. The news | paper men were put in the gallery and were to stay put. They could not loaf around from one members desk to an- | others and thereby gather floating whisps of inside dope. It wasn't very | hard on the newspaper men but 1t was | on the cartoonists. It was explained to | President Hunt that the cartoonists are not equipped with telescopic op- | tics and that they could not attach a l telephoto lense, such as is used for l long distance work on cameras, on the
 ends of their pencils. MT. Hunt saw ! the point and asked the convention to accorG the privilege of the floor to the cartoonists. It was carried unanimous | ly, thereby endearing the delegates to
 the extremists. A table was placed in |
 There are now, therefore, three classes | of individuals admitted to the floor 1 delegates, attaches and cartoonists.
 George Purdy Bullard got inside the
 door yesterday and when he was asked
 the why of his presence the district
 attorney shifted his cigar to the south
 east corner of his mouth, assumed his | Raphael's cherub expression and said
 that he was a cartoonist. Mulford
 Winsor told him to draw to prove his
 assertion and he replied that he would | if he had three aces.
 The afternoon session consisted of a
 ride to the capitol on the street cars and a ride back again. The delegates
 assembled at o'clock and the presi-
 dent called for the report of the com mittee on attaches. The committee
 wasn't ready to report it's nominations l for the different offices. There was
 no stenographer to take down the pro-
 ceedings and finally Frank DeSouza
 was called from the press gallery to ! the floor and asked to do little Pit
 man shorthand work. He did not have l to make more than four or five heiro- | glyphics in his note book, for Delegate
 Webb moved an adjournment till 1C
 o'clock today. We can't make bricks
 without straw said the president; the
 brick part of his metaphor referring
 to constitution and the straw part
 to the attaches. So when the commit
 tee of thirteen has duly sliced the plum pudding and disposed of it as | they deem best, then the convention 1 will proceed with its deliberations. After the adjournment the delegates
 hung around in a sort of social session The desks have all been apportioned 1 each with a nickle plated number on it l The numbers were drawn out of a hat | by a young lady who shut her eyes
 when she did it. It is hardly possible
 that this young woman did it inten-
 tionally. but it was discovered yester-
 day that she had treated the Jone.
 famil rather shabbily. There are two Jones in the convention, as there ar, two Sims and two Moores, though ont
 is spelled Moeur. Of the Joneses, F A is from Maricopa and Albert M
 from Yavapai. F. A. drew the ''hoodoo'
 and Albert M. the "skidoo"; that is tt to say Nos. 13 and g went to tn,
 Joneses. There is one other nunbel that was not anxiously desired by an,
 of the delegates, not on account of tn,
 character of the number but becaus,
 that sits by itself. That is 51
 and Lamar Cobb, the talented younI
 man from Graham, is destined to b
 conspicuous. Kirke found the prob