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VOL. XIV.
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1896
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An Enthusiastic Meeting of the
Tried and True,
NATIONAL PLATFORM EN
DORSED. Full Text of nesolutlons Adopted
Tho New County Central
Committee Elected List
of Nominations
Made.
Purmiant to notice and regular call,
the Republican couuty convention of
Coconino County met at. Flagstaff
September 19, 1896. The convention
was called to order at 10 o'clock a. in.
by Mr. E. S. Clark, chairman of tho
county central committee. E. S.
Clark was made temporary chairman
of the convention, and E. N. Crawford
temporary secretary. Tho following
committees, pursuant to motion, were
then appointed by tho chair:
Committco on Credentials R. B.
Burns, N. Patterson and A. Nebekar.
Platform and Resolutions C. M.
Funston, F. W. Smith, David Finney,
J. M. Dennis and C. II. Coble.
Order of Business John Clark, H
C. Lockctt and W. F. Jeffrey.
Permanent Organization M. J.
Kennedy, V. II. Auderson aud 0. A.
Bush.
After the appointment of the above
committes, ttie convention adjourned
until 2 p. m.
Tho convention assembled at 2 p. in.
and the Committee on Credentials
reported t lie following delegates en
titled to seats in the convention:
William Mclutire, Beilemont.
F. W. Volz, Canon Diablo.
C. M. Fiiiiston, C. A. Greenlaw,
Jose Chaves,- W. II. AndeiaoD, John
Clarke. II. C. Locketl, A. E. Brown,
C. H. McClure. C. A. Bush. M.J.
Kennedy by F. W. Smiih, proxy, F.
V. Smith, N. L. Patterson, C. II.
Coble, J. D. Newman, M. J. Riordau
by F. V. Slssou, proxj ; Flagstaff.
David Finney, J. M. Demi is, E II.
Simpson by W. F. Jeffrey, proxy, V.
F. Jeffrey, U. Garcia, J C. Brown by
R. B. Burns proxy, R. B. Burns, E.
N. Crawford, A. G. Ronnseville by E.
N. Crawford proxy, Williams.
Tho following precincts entitled to
0'ie delegate each were not reported:
Challeuder, Fredouia, Hay Lake, Mor
mon Dairy, Stone's Ranch, Wood's
Ranch.
Mr. Ashlon Nebekar of Tuba City,
boing tho duly elected delegato for
that precinct, but having failed to
bring liis credentials, was admitted to
the couventiou by unanimous vote.
After the report of thu Committee
on Credentials had been accepted, at
thu request of Mr. J. A. Marshall Im
was admitled'as a delegate to the con
vention repieseullng Riordau.
The report of the Committee on
Organization was read and adopted to
the effect that R. B. Burns bo the per
manent chairman, and M. J. Riordan,
by his proxy F. W. Sisson, bo secre
tary of the convention. Mr. Burns
took the chair and nddicsscd the con
vention in his characteristic forceful
manner, to tho hearty approval of tho
entire convention.
Tho convention then llsteued to the
report of the commltteo on platform
and resolutions, which was as follows:
Bo it resolved that we, the Repub
lican! of Coconino County in conven
tion assembled, do declare as follows:
"That we fully endorse the plat
form of the St. Louis convention, and
we fully endorse the financial' plank of
the Republican platform, and pledge
the parly of Coconino County and the
nominees of this, convention to the
policy therein expressed.
"That we announce our adherence
to the ptotective policy so ably advo
cated by the statesmen of tho past,
and to the acceptance of which policy
by the Republican party the nation
owes all the prosperity which it has
enjoyed for the last thirty years.
"Tho Republicans of Coconino
County congratulate the people of .the
country upon tho growth of tbo Re
publican sentiment as evidenced by
tho signal victories of tho last three
yars and recently it. Vermont and
Maine, which assures a glorious
national triumph in the coming elec
tion "We believe in reciprocity that
reciprosates, aud which does not yield
up to another country a siugle day's
labor that belongs to the American
worklngman.
"We assert Unit Arizona has suffi
cient population, intelligence aud
patriotism to entitle her to statehood;
i.;nl in the name of justice we appeal
to tho American Congress to grant us
this boon.
"The Republicans of Coconino
County take great satisfaction in tho
approval of the natioual nominees and
especially that puro champion of
American labor and American indus
tries, that soldier-statcsmau of Amer
ica, William McKiuley."
This r report was unanimously
adopted by the convention.
The Committee on Order of Busi
ness then reported as follows:
"We, your Committee on Order of
Busiuess, beg to report that tho order
of busiuess shall be as follows:
First, Report of Committees.
"Second. Pei mauent Organization.
"Third. Election of nine delegates
to tho Republkau Territoiial Conven
tion to be held at Phoenix, September
22, 189G, for the purpose of nominat
ing a delegate to Cougi ess, the selec
tion of a Territoiial Central Commit
tee aud other busiuess that may come
before said convention.
"Fourth. The nomination of can
didates for the various county office?,
in the following order:
Council.
Assembly.
Sheriff.
Probate. Judge.
District Attorney.
Recorder.
Treasurer.
JSnrvo)or.
Two Members of tho Board of
Supervisors.
"Fifth. Selecting a County Central
Committee of "eighteen members to
serto for-tho ensuing two jenra.
Sixth. Such other busiuess as
may properly come before this couven
tiou." Tliis repoit was also adopted.
A motion was then carried that
delegates to the Republican Terri
torial Convention to be held at Phoe
nix, September 22. 1890. be placed iu
nomination by members of the conven
tion, nnd thatfiom these nominations
the nine persons receiving the highest
number of votes, should be the duly
elected delegates to attend the Terri
torial convention from Coconino
Comity. Tho following delegates
were selected: E. H. Simpson, Wil
liams; R. B. Burns, Williams; George
U. Young, Williams; J. M. Denni,
Williams; C. M. Funston, Flagstaff;
M. G. Love, Flagstaff; F. U . Smith.
Flagstaff; F. W. Sisson. Flagstaff; C.
A. Greenlaw, Flagstaff.
The convention then proceeded to
the nomination of county officers,
resulting as follows:
Council, A. A. Duttou.
Assembly, C. S. McCormiuk.
Sheriff, R. II. Cameron.
Probate Judge, N. G. Layton.
District Attorney, E. S. Clark.
Recorder, A. D03I0.
Treasurer, J. A. Lamport.
Supervisors, James A. Vail aud J.
M. Dennis.
By motion tho office of surveyor
was left vacant, to be filled later by
the County Central Committco.
A motion was then carried that the
County Central Committee consist of
nineteen members, distributed as 'fol
lows; Flagstaff 9, Williams 6. Beile
mont 1, Canon Diablo 1,-Tuba City 1,
Cballender 1; and that the committee
be empowered to till vacancies and to
mako additions to the committo from
oilier precincts and to fill vacancies on
county ticket. The following persons
were then elected as members of tho
County Central Committee:
Beilemont, William Mclutire.
Canon Diablo, F. W. Volz.
Challendcr, W. P. Cutting.
Flagstaff, C. M. Funston, M, G.
Love. F. W. Smith, F. W. Sisson, N.
Pattersdn, A. E. Brown, John Clark,
O. H. McClnre, E, F. Greenlaw.
Williams, A. G. Rotinseville, W. F.
Jeffreys, E. N. Crawford, 0. S.'Mc-
Cormick, William Crowley, David
Finnic.
Tuba City, A. Nebekar.
After listening, to speeches made by
several of the candidates present, the
convention adjourned sine die.
ARIZONA POLITICS,
The Republicans of Apache county
placed the following ticket in the
field: Councilman, John T. Hogue;
assemblyman, George U. Crosby; pro
bale judge, Williard Fair; sheriff,
Leand.o Ortega; district attorney, W.
G. Scott; treasurer, Amb. Gandelaria;
recorder, N. Gonzales: supervisors,
Benigno Lopez, Joseph Udall, C. O.
Howe.
The populists of Mohave county
have nominated the following ticket
For councilman, Keau St. Charles; for
assemblyman, James Burrows; for
sheriff, Thomas Chidister; for record
er, Abe Lefevre; for treasurer, Wilbur
Brakeman; for probate judge, Charles
Metcalfe; for supervisors, W. F.
Grounds, James Smith.
Thu Republican convention of Gra
ham county have nominated this
ticket: For council, Burt Dunlap;
for assembly. John Nash Edmore; for
treasurer, Ileber Layton; for recorder,
Manuel Leon; for probate judge, E.
D. Tuttle; for Surveyor, Samuel
Logan; for supervisors, N. F. Hagan
aud J. II. Nash. No nomination was
made for distiict attorney.
The republican convention which
met in Ilolbrook on Thursday nomi
nated the following county ticket: F.
T. Aspiuwall, councilman; J. N.
Smith, assemblyman: F. J. Wattron,
sheriff; James .Scott, treasurer; Jos.
Frisby; recorder; C. O. Anderson,
distiict attorney; F. M. Zuck, probate
judge: J. X. Woods, J. H. Willis,
Direlbess, supervisors.
The Democrats of Mohave have
nominated this ticket: For council
man, J. II. Richards; for assembly
man, William Morgan; for district
attorney, W. H. Burbage; for recorder,
O. D. Flake; for treasurer, J. H.
Breed; for sheriff, John T. Jones; for
probate judge, B. F. Jackson; for sur
veyor, Allen Frost; for supervisors, F.
T. La Prade, J. W. Boyle, Alof Lar
sen. The Republicans of Maricopa county
hare placed the following ticket in the
field: For councilman, John A. Mar
Shall; for assemblyman, Wiulield
Scott. Win. E. Mullen, M. II. Caldei
wood, M. II McCord; for sheriff,
James McMillan; for dUtnct attorney,
Jerry Millay; for probate judge, C.
W. Crotise; for county recorder, F,
W. Sheridan; for county treasurer,
Perry Wildmau; for county super
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