The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-24

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Mountain Dell, Sugar House and
Farmer. ............ .............. l
Mill Greek ...... .........................
East Mill Creek and Big Cottonwood. 1
South Oottonwoo and Union ............ 2
Little Cottonwood. Granite, Silver,
Butler and Sandy. .................. 2
draper ............ 1
Herman, Bingham, South Jordan
and Rlverton ........."......"....".... l
west Jordsn...... L
North Jordan, Granger, Brighton
and Pleasant Green.................... l
Hunter and North Point.........~......... l
At Large................. ..".."...-...". 5
and that the delegations of the sew
eral divisions consult together and
nominate their own delegates.
This being agreed to, the several
delegations thus nominated from
the precincts to the other conven-
tions, were accepted.
The county central committee
was reelected and consists of the
following named persons:
John Sharp, d. o. Calder, J. r.
Winder, f. Little, TheO. Mexican,
/. M. Stewart, Jos. S. Rawlins, A.
M. Cannon, Jno. T. Game, Samuel
Bennion, Jno. F. Snedaker,' Mrs. E.
B. Wells, Mrs. S. M. Kimball, Mrs.
M. /. Horne, Mrs. Thos. E. Taylor.
The county central committee was
given authority to fill any vacancies
that might occur in the candidates
between the present time and the
day of election.
The convention then adjourned
sine die.
COUNCIL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The meeting was called to order
by Hon. John T. Game, who nom
mated Mr.. T. B. Lewis for president
pro tenn of the convention. The
nomination was unanimous. Mr..
A. NJ. Musser was chosen temporary
secretary.
A committee of five on creden-
tials consisting of Messrs. Thos.
Taylor, w. W. Galbraith, F. A. Coo
per, John T. Game, P. DeLaMar was
appointed. The committee reported
the names of those entitled to seats,
which was adopted and stands as
follows:
Salt Lake County.
First Precinct-Royal Barney,
John Kirkman, Thos. Gerard.
Second-Thomas Taylor, Henry
Dinwoodey, Jesse West.
Third-James Lawson, Robert
Smith, NJ. II. Peck.
Fourth-T. B. Lewis, o. F. Whit
ney.
Fifth-Alex. McRae, John R.
Winder, Jos. E. Taylor.
Mountain Dell, Farmers and Sugar
House,. Eldredge.
Mill Creek-Geo. B. Bailey and A.
L. Fuller.
East Mill Greek and Big Cotton
woed-Elzabeth Howard.
South Cottonwood and Union
Ishmael Phillips and J. S. Rawlins.
Little Cottonwood, Granite and
Sandy-Thos. Hewlett.
Draper-L. Smith.
Fort HERMAN, Rivert0n, South
Jordan and Bingham-I. j. Wardle.
West Jordan-F. A. Cooper.
North Jordan, Granger, Brighton
and Pleasant Green-Robert PiXton.
The following were chosen dele
gate-at-large: E. B. Wells, John L.
Game, Diana Reid, Mary A. Freeze,
A. NJ. Musser, James Sharp, Ell
nina Taylor.
Da0is County.
VIM. Galbrath, L. M. Grant,
Chester Call, Peter Barton and Ar
thur Stayner.
Tooele County.
Phillip De La Mar, Robert Skel-
ton, Norton r. futile and Cyrus
Bates.
The temporary organization was
made permanent; and P. De La Mar,
of Tooele, and Peter Barton, of
Davis, were chosen vice-presidents.
The convention decided to make
the nomination of four councillors
in the open convention, which,
was done as follows:
Salt Lake County.
Joseph +. Smith, Daniel ID. wells,
John L. Game.
DGciS and I'oOeEe Counties.
Peter Barton.
The nominations were unanimous.
The convention then adjourned
sine die.
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT CON-
YENTION.
The meeting being called to or
der, 7. B. Lewis was made president;
A. NJ. Musser, secretary: Arthur
Stayner, vice president Jesse
Haven, second vice-president.
Tooele County having retired from
the proceedings, and the representa-
tives from Morgan entering this
convention, it was decided that the
delegates Of Morgan be placed on
the roll, and that those for Tooele
be erased, and that on this basis the
convention proceed to business.
The names Of these added from
Morgan were Jesse w. Haven and
Lyman W. Porter.
The temporary organization was
made the permanent. Davis and
Morgan Counties were allowed one
representative in the Legislature,
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