The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
OUR NORTHERN NEIGHBoRs.
Proceedings at the Davis County
Convention.

The County convention of the Peoples
party, met in the Court House, at
Pennington, Davis County, Utah,
pursuant to the call of the County
central committee, on Tuesday, July
14th, at 10 o'clock, am.
At the hour above named, Lewis NJ
Grant called the meeting TO order and
proposed the name of Thomas F.
Roueche for temporary chairman.
Mr.. Roue, he was unanimously elected
temporary chairman AM Mr.. George A.
Lincoln temporary secretary.
On motion a committee of three was
appointed to examine credentials and
the chairman appointed as said COM
mittee, Alley s. Rose, Peter Barton and
David q. Wiley.
The committee reported the following
delegates entitled 70 seats in the conven-
ton:
South William Page, Joseph
Moss.
West Benjamin Ashby.
Bountiful Precinct-George a. Lin
coin, l. H. Barlow, Thomas Walton,
Odflu ". W ilcg. t
Centerville Precinct-Charles W.
Rockwood, John w. Woolley.
Pennington Precinct-Alley S. Rose.
J. NJ. Secrist, Thomas J. Steed.
Kaysville Precinct = Thomas F.
Roueche, Peter Barton, James'H. Lin
ford, John Z. Barnes.
Alternate Charles G. HYDE.
South Weber Frecinct-Parley P. P.
Prophet
Hooper Precinct-not represented.
The roll was then called and quorum
found present.
On motion of David o. Wiley, the
temporary organization was made per-
manent.
On motion, John W. Woolley was
made vice-chairman. ]. F. Miller assist
ant secretary, T. F. King sergeant-at-
arms, and Thomas Walton chaplain.
rhe chairman announced the organ
ization complete.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain,
after which the following nominations
were made:
For Councillor to the legislative As
sembly-Mr. Joseph Barton.
For Selectman-Thomas f. Roueche.
For Sheriff-David D. Wiley.
For Coroner-Erastus F. Rose.
For County Superintendent of District
Schools-Henry l.. Steed.
The following nominations for pre-
cinct officers were made:
South Precinct, Tor Fence Viewers
Stephen ID. Ellis. Samuel Howard.
West Precinct, for Justice of the Peace
Lewis NJ. Grant.
For Constable-Thomas A. Roberts.
For Fence Viewers-Walker II. Pack,
f. d. Grant.
Bountiful Precinct, for Justice of the
A. Lincoln.
For able-Charles H. hampton.
For Fence Viewers : Enoch Lewis, |
John K. Crosby, Jr.
Centreville Precinct, for Justice of
the Peace-Jno. e. Woolley.
For Constable = Charles w. Rock |
wood.
For Fence Viewers-George w. Cleve-
land. Frederick Walton.
Pennington Precinct, for Justice of |
the Peace-Thomas J. Steed.
For observation-disclosures Cottrell.
For Fence Viewers-Edward b. Clark, |
Henry w. Miller.
Kavsville Precinct, for Fence Viewers |
William Foxley, H. T. Robbins.
South Weber Precinct, for Justice |
fthe Peace-Parley p. P. Prophet.
For Constable-George W. Kendall.
For Fence Viewers-James II. Cook.
David D. Jones.
Hooper Sprines-Not represented.
Nominations for seven delegates to
the district council and representative
to be held at the City Hall,
Salt Lake City, Saturday. July 18th,
1885, at IL M and O'Clock pm, were
then made. Thefollowing named dele
gates and alternates were duly elected:
David Stoker, Jacob Secrist, Thomas
F. Roueche. Lewis NJ. Grant, Joseph
Barton. George o. Chase, William Page,
delegates.
David o. Wiley, Allen s. Rose, John
R. Barnes, Benjamin Ashby, James II. |
Linford, Aaron b. Porter, Joseph Moss,
ilternateS.
On motion of David o. Wiley, the
secretary was instructed to furnish
copies of the minutes of this convention
o the Salt Lake HERALD and Deseret
Nei0s. Carried.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Adjourned sine die.
GEORGE A. LINCOLN.
Secretary.