The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-31
N SUMMIT COUNTY
The Peoples and Liberal
Ticket Both in the Field.
UNIFIED On ONE NOMINEE
rhe Liberals Clain aR Ovsrwhe l,uisg
victory ~ Gertain-Unless
There Is Split.

Politics have commenced to boil and
bubble in Summit County, Both par
ties have tickets in the field already,
and are working bard for the success,
of their oandi ates. The Liberals are,
of course, confident, and assert that the
only hope for the People is split In
the Liberal ranks which they look upon
Is hardly probab'e.
Ths Peoples Convent on was held in
Cuffs Hall, Co sIviIle. on the 18th, when
E. r. Young was eiec'ed temporary
ohsir ns and Thsmss Aston, score
tary.
On motion, che Chair appointed T.
L. Allen, John Clark, John Pack
William Archibald aud r. ]. hidden as
committee on credentials.
Whils the committee were preparing
their rspt 1T, w. W. CIuif made a brief
and timely speech.
Tie committee reported the follow.
Ing gentlemen entitled to seats in the
convention:
From Ksmas--C. Larson, John Pack
snd s. f. Atwood. 4
From Rockport-JQhu Horton.
From WanshiD-E. Z. Young. =.
Park City-Elliott Hartweli, James
Rssbapd.
Paflsys Psrk-William Archibald.
oytsviiie-Willia1n Sargent, +. J.
Ridden.
Coalvllle-J. II. Williams. J.. A.
Smith, T. L. Allen, w. W.. Cluf.
Upton-John Clark and L. l.. Ran.
dsii. s y,
Renncfer Stephen Besr(ip b. A. Jones.
On motion the chair appointed w. W.
Claf, s. r Atwood and William Archi-
bald committee on permanent organiza.
ton. 49,
Du,ing the deliberations of the com.
mittse speeches were made by John
Pack and R. J Redeem.
Committee on permanent organixa.
lion reported as follows: For Chair
man, E. r. Young; for secretary,
Thomas Aston; for chaplain. Robert
Salmon; for sergeaDt-at-srms, e. M,
Allison. -
On motion Thomas Aston was ad-
mit:ed as proxy to f. Hsrtwell, OF Park
City. absent, and William Hodson to act
for James Rasband. OF Park City, alb
sent. - =.
Thomas Aston was nominated for
County Clerk, and no other names
being presented, voted oslby seelaula-
ton; carried unanimously.
The names of George A. Pace, Jshn
CLARK, M. f. Harris a0d w. W. Cluff.
presented for seleotman.
On motion, proceeded TO ballot and
yerop w S,f ySnt
polled, was declared the nominee;
made unanimous.
The following gentle men were unani-
mousiy nominated by acolsmation:
For Assessor and Collector George
w. Young.
For Treasurer-Thomas Ball.
For Recorder-John Boyden,
For Prosecuting Attorney-Edward
N, Allison, Jr.
For Sheriff NJ. Allison.
For Coroner-William Archibald.
For Surveyor-Fredsrick A. Mitchell.
For Superintendent of Schools
Charles A. Short.
On motion the following gentlemen
were elected members of the central
oommittt for the ensuing year.
A. e. Keller, John Pack, s. F. At
wood, o. F. Lyons, Oscar Wilkins,
John M. Malin. Elliot Hartwell. Will
lam Archibald, e. B. Young, William
Crook, AloDzo Winters, Freeman Malin,
Alma EIdredge, w. W. duff, T. l..
Allen, John Boyden, William Allison,
L. l.. Randall. James Judd, Jacob
Jones, Richard Wickle. Robert a. Jones
:nd Lehi Hennefer.
On motion the matter of holding po
ii5lcal meetings referred to the Contra
COMMITTEES.
On motion q vote OF thanks was ten
dered The officers of the convention.
TIE TWO TICKETS.
PEOPLES. LIBERAL.
County Clerk.
Thoms Alslon. W. FL. Smith.
Assessor and Collector.
George W. Young. Oliver @. Lockhart.
Treasurer.
Thomas Ball A. B. Richardson.
Recorder.
John Boyden. Jos. M. Cohen.
Prosecuting Attorney.
e, M. Allison, Jr. W. L. Snyder.
Sheriff.
g. M. Allison. John L. Weber.
Coroner.
Vim. Archibald. Childs Manton.
SurVcgor.
2. A. Mitchell. Chas. z. Brooks.
Superintendent of Schools.
harles a. Short. Charles 4. Short.
SeIectn,an.
George ". Pace. Erasmus Sorensen.
Both parties, it will be seen from the
sbove, have united on the nominee for
super intendent of district schools. His
lection. if none other. would appear to
% reasonably certain. The Record
bo &;obot Sc an