Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22


 conducted in this county by the Arizona Journal Miner. a news paper | published al Prescott. in said ooun iy. tha, certain voters of the Social ist and Democratic parties and of long afhliatiop with sand last men toned parties, would undoubtedly wield considerable influence in the selection of delegates al a Repub. liean primary. and from lack of or ganifation. the absence of a guiding law or precedent. as aforesaid. it would be impossible ,o obtain fair and impartial expression of the will of the true and constant Repub lican voters of this county by such primary;
 And, whereas. the precinct com mittcemen of this county have never fully organized and are not equipped with any data. and in fact. have no records whatsoever. and it IS i'm possible within the time allowed un. der the state call for the selection of said delegates to obtain the re quired data and perfect the organi- ration so that it might intelligenily and adequately administer and con duct such primary;
 And. whereas. the precinct com mittecmen of Yavapai county hero assembled have fairly and oonseien. tiously obtained the views of tho Republican voters of their respective precincts as to how delegates shal be elected to the Republican presi dental convention to he held a Tucson, Arizona. June ], 1912: Now. Therefore. after fully con sidering the premises and the fact and reasons therein set out. we. th precinct committeeman of favapa
 county. Arizona. in meeting assem- n blcd. this 18th day of May, lol. 'i pursuant to the call of our chairman l. authorized under the call oi th T. state Republican central committee 70 do Resolve that. in order to obtal the true fair. and just expression i- the Republican voters of favap IS county. that VIC do meet m oonvei To ton on Saturday. the 18th day 10 May. 1912. at the hour of / o'oloe oi at Prescott, sad county. and ( he then and there proceed by our vo'' C. to elect delegates to the state K ly publican convention. at Tucson M nd zona. called for the 5rd day of Jun ed 1912 all as provided in the call h. inc state Republican central cor Iei mi,ee. dated the lsi day oi Ma 'S 1912 ITS A motion to adopt the rcsolu'io was made but before their passa lot F s Clark voiced vigorous p' sv- ,.o against any such action, co
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