Arizona republican., 1921-01-04

.hough not closely identified with him iu this contest.
 Al this stage the Cameron people were not inclined 10 conciliauon. The southern delegates were therefore forced Co the other side. and it ap- ncarcd that Baumert now had a ma 3oritv, though that was not yet sure Iu tho meantime the milling was going on in the lobby and the cor riders of the Hotel Adams. But shortly before the chairman's gavel fcn in the K. of r. hall word was brought that an arrangement had been reached. that Governor Campbell had consented to second the nomination of Mr. Baumert and that no other name would be presented.
 n was also made known that ChairmanSamcs would tender his res ignatlon to accept the second judge shlp of Cochisc county, his appoint ment to be made by Governor Camp ben within the coming week on the qualification to him of the population Of that county which had reached 46,- 00o giving a major fraction over 3o.o00.
 Committee Named
 Calling the meeting to order. the chairman first read the resignation Of Nfr Baumcrt as secretary of the state committee and Mir. Mcdonald Of Glla MnnOlMltO us A1AAAAE NAtehAA man
 fhc following committee were ap- spolnted: Nticopn. F. Titcomb of Santa Cruz, J. sv. Lee of Cocontno, P. J. sullivan of Suma. and Harry A. Clark of Co., chte
 ch rcsolutions-A. IT. Lyon of Pima, edhbr of the Tucson Citizen, J. F. Boesic of Cochise, James IT. McClin- ..Fn A IT pnNVars of Va valni. Mir Blakely of Mohave and F. <. fFreen of Coconino.
 Nfter a recess of an hour the com matee on credentials reported, show in86I delegates present in person and s4tnroXics executed in proper form as reeuired by the call.
 The resolutions committee reported ' asifollows:
 Resolutions Read
 sThe Republican state committee of Arizona assembled in special ses- sion at the outset of its considera- tons is weighed upon with a keer rc4lization of the subtraction from tho assets of the state of Arizona. tho Ecpublican party and this body, whicf has been occasioned by the death o Allcn B. Jaynes, the Republican na. tionai committeeman for the state O Anzona.
 sln signalizing the sense of loss which has come to the state and part, in this deplorable occurrence. thu state committee commentaries the inicfatigabie zeal. the tireless loyalty the unselush cooperation, the cour arrous leadership and the great vic toTv which was the climax of an un paralielcd career in this state.
 Resolved. that a copy of these res olations be spread upon the minute or fthis body. a copy forwarded to tn national committee of the party an, that a copy. subscribed by the roll O thk committee. be furnished to tn family.
 fAs citizens of Arizona. as well a Republicans. we summon attention t the splendid achievements of our gov er1or. Hon. Thomas E. Campbell. w point to the wonderful display o patriotism in which voters of all par tieF united at the polls to mark thei approval of the correction of abuse and the cutting away of avoidable ex pehse in the government of the stat under his direction.
 A. 1T. LYON. chairman.
 A. II. POWERS, secretary.
 RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE.
 Presents Baumert's Name
 The committee then proceeded to tn election of a national committeeman I'm name of Mir. Baumert was ore AT who recounted the services of tn nominee through three campaigns. al of which had been attended by ever increasing success. Governor Camp bcu seconded the nomination and pal warm tribute to the activities c Mr. Baumert and predicted that wit continued concert of action on the par of the Republicans Arizona might b permanently Republican. The conte: wfich had so happily ended, he saia was a good thing for the party. It ha seHed the purpose of bringing to geher the largest representative nun Der of Republicans ever assembled Inc state at a committee meeting.
 The nominations were then close and the acting secretary was directe 10 cast the votes of all the member shown by the credentials commits report 10 be entitled to vote, for NJ Ba1mert. That was done and M fanmert made known his appreciate ln speech in which he stated that h loIiE cooperation with Mfr. Jaynes h; 70 d large extent familiarized him wi ihe duties of the office.
 Chairman Sames then announced reslgnation and retired from the cha which was taken by Captain Christ The resignation was accepted and q question of naming a successor " taken up. Several proposals we made. the first being the appointme of Ia committee of five to make selection of a candidate for chairmi and another for secretary and prese them to the executive committee. B it was suggested that the matter disposed of while so large a numb of 1.-the committeeman were gathers Aceordingly that was agreed to. T nominating committee consisted of W.4I.yon of Pima, r. J. Sullivan Yuma, F. <. Rrecn of Coconino. E. 1T -Orhb of Santa Cruz and Hugh Dag of Aiaricopa.
 All Ends Serene
 ln the meantime Mir. Titcomb h uoniuatcd Frank Barry of Nogales rhalrman. He would have been ele, ed by exclamation but for his o' rrotcst that the matter was one of ereat importance that time should given for it's consideration. It W thsr that tho committee of five W suggested.
 When the committee was named rccess of 30 minutes was taken. corrmittee reported the names HaFrv a Clark of Cochise for chairm and r. A. Nathan of Tucson for s' rctarv. These nominations were cC fIrmed and the committee adjourn
 The boom for AIr. Clark had b' stqfod in the forenoon by James Logic of tho Douglas Dispatch.
 ur Clark. the new chairman, Il uccamo identified prominently W Arilona politics in the RooseI moycment in 1912. He is the sup