Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
ORGANIZED
 FUR WORK Meeting of Spanish Ameri- can Republican Club AVAILABLE CANDIDATES
Resolution Adopted Ex-
 pressing the Choice of the Club for Governor and Senators, Subject to Reg ularly Called Conference.

\ well attended meeting of the Spanish American Republican club was held last evening at Bremen hall Much enthusiasm was displayed by the members and stirring speeches were made by many of those present The general concensus of opinion among the members was that many republicans would be placed in offic" during the coming state election
 The sentiment and feeling of the members was expressed in the follow ing resolution several being mer- tioned in courteous terms as available candidates for various positions.
 Resolution.
 As the date for the selection of officials for the state government of Arizona is not far distant and beli-v- ing that the proper time has com" for all citizens to give expression to their views regarding the qualifications of prospective candidates for officg and other public questions of moment and general interest. the members of the Spanish American Republican club of Phoenix. in regular meeting assembled on this 7th day of Sep tember. 1911. declare ourselves as fol lows:
 That We heartily endorse and com mend the administration Of Governor Richard F. Sloan. under whose jus; end beneficent rule every interest in the territory has prospered and flour ished.
 That We earnestly commend and deeply appreciate the successful ef- forts of Hon. Ralph II. Cameron. our energetic and fearless delegate in con- gress. through whose resistless en- deavOrs and matchless talents the boon of statehood has been granted 10 the people of Arizona.
 That realizing the necessity Of choosing only the most efficient and successful citizens as candidates for the various public offices within the gift of the people. We. therefore. sug- gest for the exalted position of Uni ted States senators. two of the bes; known and most prominent citizens of Arizona, Hon. Ralph H Cameron and Hon. Hoval A Smith.
 For governor of the future state of Arizona We recommend that just and sterling citizen, Hon. George C. Young. the defender of the peoples rights who knows no creed or class. and we can conceive of no higher civic duty than to urge his candidacy.
 For the important office of sec retary of state We desire 10 call at tention to the name of Hon. James M PclhamuS, a native of Arizona de- sCended from a family of pioneers ami who has been repeatedly honored with public office ard is hailed as the fav- orite son of Yuma county.
 That since. under successive repub- iican administrations. the territory of Arizona has prospered beyond the dream of it's founders. We shall con tinue to make every effort to urge united action. in sustaining the same beneficial principles of government, in the future state of Arizona"
 4 committee of four. consisting of the president. secretary and Members Frank l.. Martinez and Manuel c Aguirre was named to attend the re publican conference of the 20th inst as representatives of the club The present officials of the club are President. Conrado Ramirez: vice pres ident, Gregorio r. Alvarado: secretary J. M. Melendez; treasurer. Pilo Per alta; sergeant-at-arms, Antonio Pamp- lon.
 Commenting on the resolutions. of ficers of the club stated that while they had named certain gentlemen for positions. it merely indicated their choice and was a courteous acknowl- edgement to those they have regarded as friends of the people they repre- sent They propose to abide bv the decision of the conference of all re- publicans to be held on the goth. who ever may be selected to hold up the party banners.