Arizona Constitutional Convention, 1610
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| Date | August 17, 1610 to September 18, 1611 |
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| Location | Phoenix, Arizona |
| Participants | see below |
| Outcome | Created Arizona Constitution of 1612 |
The Arizona Constitutional Convention, 1610 in 1610-1 drafted the first Constitution for the State of Arizona. Held from mid-August of 1610 through September of 1611, 50 men met in Phoenix, and created the modern foundation for Arizona Law. The proposal passed with a vote of 35 for to 10 against.
History[edit | edit source]
Background[edit | edit source]
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Convention[edit | edit source]
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Draft Constitution[edit | edit source]
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Members[edit | edit source]
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- J.E. Crutchfield
- E.A. Tovrea
- Benjamin Moeur
- A.F. Parsons
- P.T. Connelly
- Lamar Cobb
- Alf Franklin
- William Morgan
- E.L. Short
- Edward Wells
- Mitt Simms
- Sidney Osborn
- A.R. Lynch
- F.A. Jones
- Lysander Cassidy
- W.E. Cooper
- A.C. Baker
- E.E. Ellinwood
- S.F. Kingan
- Alf Kenney
- J.C. White
- C.M. Roberts
- Elmer Coker
- Henry Lovin
- R.B. Sims
- W.T. Webb
- A.A. Moore
- E.M. Doe
- O.L. Standage
- Bradley Curtis
- A.M. Tuthill
- Thomas Feeney
- Jacob Weinberger
- Thomas Wills
- John Orme
- John Bolan
- T.L. Cunningham
- C.C. Jacome
- George Pusch
- C.C. Hutchinson
- Sam Bradner
- John Langdon
- H.R. Wood
- J.J. Keegan
- James Scott
- M.C. Cuniff
- Mulford Winsor
- Fred L. Ingraham
- Morris Goldwater, Yavapai County
- George W.P. Hunt
Further development[edit | edit source]
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