The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
THE PRIMARIES.

Primaries were held in the several
precincts of this city Tuesday even
Ing. They were generally attended
more fully than for long time, and
increased interest was manifested.
The meetings everywhere passed off
quietly and expeditiously.
FIRST PRECINCT.
Mr.. George Stringfellow was
elected chairman and ]. d. II. Mo
Alllster secretary. One delegate was
elected from each bishops ward, as
follows, with two delegates at large:
Delegates-First Ward, John Siddo-
way; Second, Stephen Tucker;
Third, Z. M. Weller; Eighth, Ed
win Frost; Ninth, A. NJ. WooIley:
Tenth, VIM. Fuller; at large, S. VI.
Darke and James G. Woods. Alter
natts--Flrst Ward, James Van
Tassell; Second, Jacob Heuser;
Third, James w, Eardley; Eighth,
stephen w. Alley Ninth, O1sOn
Petit; Tenth, Samuel E. Baxter as
large, j Ohm Reese and John Kirk
man.
Adam Speirs was nominated tor
justice of the peace and j.. Malin
Tor constable.
SECOND PRECINCT.
+ N. v. Jones was elected chairman;
L. M. Waddell, secretary; Thomas
| F. HOwells, chaplain, and George S.
Taylor, sergeaDt-at:arms. A COM
mites appointed for that purpose
reported, recommending tie, mum
Der OF delegates to be chosen from,
each bishops ward, and the result.
was the selection of the following
persons as delegates: Fourth Ward,
Alex. Glen; Fifth, Robert F.. Turn
bow: Sixth, James Anderson and
Arnold G. Gianque; Seventh, David;
Mckenzie and Henry Wallace; /.
Fourteenth II. p. Richards. and
: and John Morgan; Fifteenth, W. g.
: Burton, John: Clark and E. T.. Ash
ton. -.
: 'Alterbates-Feurth Ward, r. p.
] Irvine; Fifth, John Page, jr. Sixth,
Jos. II. PoultOn; Seventh, : Geo.
Whitaker; Fourteenth, Matthias r.
! iCoWley; Fifteenth, John r.. Wilson.
: a committee appointed, on mo-
| ton, by the chair, reported the fol-
lowing as justice of the peace and
constable for the Second preeineS;
. Mr.. F. CeWley !; Robt. T. Turnho ".
: THIRD PRECINCT.
Eli a. Fogand, James w Phippen
and William j. Newman were
4 CHOSEN from the Sixteenth Ward.
.. John Tingey and J. w. BuFbTidge
n from the Seventeenth.
!. a. W. Carlson, John N. Pike and
II Joseph III. Dean from the Ei9e,
= teenfl. 80.
AS alternates the following we're
selected:
- Geo. r. Emery, Peter Gillespie
Walter j, Lewis, Andrew Jensen,
: MilandS Pratt. John L. Nebaher
- Manuel H. THOMPSON, w. M. Egau,
= Nv. G. Neal and Henry Arnold, ir.
were nominated as justices OF the,
:, Peace ;Or that precinct.
- +. Platt was chairman o. the
- meeting; Elias A. Smith, secretary,
~ md Peter Reid, chaplain.
q FOURTH PRECINCT.
i George NJ. Ottinger was chosen
II chairman, with George F. Gibbs as
Il secretary. The object of the meet
le ing was very briefly stated, and the
n meeting at once proceeded to work.
s. The delegates were selected from
e bishops wards, each ward selecting
a the two delegates to represent Il,
+ as follows:
J. Eighteenth Ward - Delegates
40 alternates, NJ. w. Pratt and z.
w. Sloan Twentieth Ward-Dele-
gates: James Sharp and G. M.
Ottinger. Ahernates, C. w, Stay
s. nee and D. C. Dunbar. Twenty
ID first Ward-Delegates: A. n. he
y FaPIaue and William Sanders.
Df Alternates, Thomas Goodman and
le Thomas Mcintyre.
rs Frank Simmons was then nomin-
I'd ated for justice of the peace for The
D. precinct and JOseph,W. Burt was
is the choice for constable.
re FIFTH PRECINCT.
~ At The Fifth precinct, William
Nay lor was elected chairman and
George ID. Piper secretary. Six dele
gates and SIX alternates were elected
two from each of the wards en-
= braced in the precint-Eleventh,
le Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards as
1t follows: Eleventh Ward-delegates
pr Charles H. Crow. Henry COulam and
er WV. White; altenates, J. Danger
ID field and E. Childs. Twelfth Ward
delegates: T. V. Williams, L. G..
Hardy and John bruce; alternates,
II. McEwen and Miss S. e. Vincent.
Thirteenth Ward-delegates: II. G.
u Park, AloDZO Young and F. Plat
10 alternates, Mrs. John @. Cannon
/ and F. b. Plat. The meeting ut
% this precinct was largely attended,
: but was remarkable for its quiet
d. ness.