Arizona republican., 1920-01-20

Total number of delegates. .250
 Delegates to said convention shall he members Of the republican party. and duly qualified electors, men or women. of their respective counties.
 Delegates to said convention shall be chosen.
 n By appointment by the republican County central committee of the sew eTa1 counties
 2 By county conventions where the republican county central committee deems it advisable to call a county ton shall be chosen by mass meetings or direct primaries as the primaries are held. the county central committee shall provide for the expense of same.
 ''All delegates to said convention shall be chosen not earlier than ten days after the date of this meeting. No delegates shall be eligible who were elected prior to this call. Notice of the meeting Of the republican county cen tral committee called for the purpose of choosing said delegates shall be published in some newspaper of gen. eral circulation in the county, stating the object of the meeting.
 'The credentials of each delegate selected must be forwarded to the sec retary of the republican state commit tee at the office of the state committee, 211 O'Neill building. Phoenix. Arizona. al least seven days before the said day of 1920 for use in making up the tenn porary roll of the convention.
 Proxies will be recognized only when executed before a notary public or other officer authorized to admin ister oaths in Arizona. and when held by qualified elector and member of the republican party of the county which the delegate executing the proxy was elected to represent. Where more than one proxy is executed. the r-t-- r1n..1 1<,fs dafa hal 70 recognized
 The secretary of the republican state committee is hereby directed to promulgate this call by publishing the same in a newspaper or newspapers or general circulation in the state of Ari- zona and by sending copy thereof to the chairman and secretary Of the re- publican county central committee in each of the counties of the state.
 There was no other candidate than Tucson for the location of the conven- tion. No objection was offered to any feature of the call. A resolution was adopted endorsing the stand of Gov ernor Campbell in declining to put into his call for an extraordinary session or the legislature any other matter than the ratification of the Susan B. An thony amendment to the constitution.
 There was some discussion of the methods to be followed by the coun- ties in the selection of delegates to the state convention. IL was decided 10 leave that to the respective county committees. so that the delegates may be appointed by the committees. the delegates may be chosen by the direct primary, or they may be selected in by conventions.
 Following the disposition of the stated business there were remarks by representatives from most of the coun ties. descriptive of the roseate political prospects in their bailiwicks. At 4: 80 o clock the conference was adjourned.
 For Single Session Topic
 Seventy-eight representatives were present at yesterdays meeting and proxies were presented for the remain ing members of the committee.
 Tn addition to the regular business of the meeting the members unanimously endorsed the proposal of Governor Campbell to limit the coming special session of the legislature to considera- ton of the Susan B. Anthony amend ment.
 Those who attended the morning session of the republican state central committee meeting were: A. F.. Far rington, A. H. Powers, John H. Udall, Henry Zipf, Allen B. Jaynes. Frank Moreno, w. D. Moore, F. Smith. F. s. Breen. Phil Ensign. R. E. Walton, Charles Fairfield. H. R. Batterton, F. J. Sullivan, C. A. Patterson, Ellwood Fl. Orth. l.. L. Henry. c. C. Griffin, ! R. F.. Merritt. F. R. Mines, A. A. An | derson, O. H. Futile, Grouse, J. c. !