Weekly journal-miner., 1916-04-26
ARE SELECTED BY
 REPUBLICANS
9 MEN CHOSEN TO REP RESENT COUNTY AT TUCSON CONVENTION; MANY AT MEETING.
(From Sundays Daily.)

 men and women, from every part of Yaxapai county yesterday afternoon. attended a mass meeting in Odd Eel lows hall and elected p delegates to represent this county at the Republi- can State convention at Tucson, May .6 Practically every one of the 22 delegates chosen has signihed his willingness to go to Tucson and, from present indications, proxies will be conspicuous by their absence at the gathering.
 The meeting yesterday was called to order by Chairman Charles M Raible, of the County Central Com mittee, who read the call of the meet ing.
 B. w. Mowday was then elected chairman of the meeting and A. H. Powers, secretary.
 D. J. Thompson moved that dele gates to the State convention be nom mated from the floor and that the chair appoint a committee of three to report back P of these names to be acted upon by the mass meeting. The motion was seconded by P. R. Mines and carried. Chairman Mowday ap- pointed P. R. Mines, chairman and Ed. Kurmeir and E. w. Stephens, members of the committee.
 Nominations were then opened and the following names submitted R. F.. Morrison, H. w. Heap. s. F. Deni- son, Ed. Kurmeir, LeRoy Anderson. Dr. J. w. Finn, Richard Lamson, C. E. Gentry, J. P. Streigel, c. NJ. Col vocoresses. A. w. Edwards, D. J. Thompson, R. C. Lane, B. w. Now day, H. C. Heffleman, D. E. Parks. E. w. Wells, C. H. Cordes, Roy N. Dav- idson. C. A. Randall, Dave Morgan, Grant Carter, E. S Clark, John E. Fagerberg. Chas E. Burton. John E. Bark. P. R. Mines. F. O. Smith, C. NJ. Raible, R. J. Roper, D. J. Shea, Sid Birch, A. L. Smith, L. H. Bey- erie, Geo. H. Tnayer, Ed. Meek, Mrs. C. C. Keeler, Mrs. C. M Raible, Mrs P. R. Mines. Mrs. Frank Burgett. Miss Vera McNulty. Mrs F. O. Smith, Mrs. C. T. Joslin, and the rest Of the A ladies present.
 While the committee retired to con sider the nominations, Robert E. Morrison delivered an interesting ad- dress on present problems confront ing the American people. pointing out the many lamentable mistakes of the Democratic administration and plead ing for a national government that would make the American flag an ob- ject of respect, instead of ridicule, in foreign countries.
 At the conclusion of Mir. Morrison's address, F. R. Mines, chairman of the committee. asked ii any of the wom- cn present would be willing to serve as delegates to the Tucson conven- ton. None of the fairer sex express ed such a desire. but assured the Re publicans that they were ready to put their trust into whatever delegates were chosen.
 After short recess, Chairman Mil hCS tSpOIlCQ lltdl LllC SOlilliAAllCS HhO recommended the following as dele gates:
 Prescott R. E. Morrison, E. W. Wells, F. g. Clark, R. ]. Roper. Sidney Birch. LcRoy Anderson, L. H. Bey- erie, F O. Smith, P K Mines, Harry Heap, Dr. J. w. Finn.
 Jerome-S. r. Denison. Dave Nor gan, Ed. Kurmeir. Roy N Davidson.
 Clarkdalc-R. C. Lane.
 Iumboldt-G. NJ. Colvocoresses, B. w. Mowday. ]. P. Streigel.
 Mayer-J. F. Bark.
 Junction-Chas. E. Burton
 Ash Fork-.John E. Fagerberg.
 Mir. Colvocoresses, of Humboldt, stated that he could not attend the convention. and under instructions. the committee recommended A. w. Edwards, of Prescott, to take his place.
 On motion of LeRoy Anderson the report of the committee was accept cd and the p persons named therein were selected as delegates to repre- sent Yavapai county at the State con vcntion.