The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
PEOPLES PRIMARIES.
The Delegates Elected at Last
Evenings Meetings.

w 'Ao IcOpic (OUnty COnYeuGlOu "a
Saturday next, were held in the variou
precincts last evening, with the follow
ling results:
FIRST PRECINCT:
The primary meeting at the First Pre-
einct was called to- order promptly a
o'clock, when ADAM Spisrs was chosen
chairman, James C. Woods, secretary
and Thomas Maycock, chaplain.
IAe following were chosen as the del
egafss from the First Precinct, it hsv
ing been decided to send one from each
of the Bishops Wards except the Ninth
and two from that. with one at large:
| First Bishops Ward-Jekn SiddOway.
Sec0net Bishops Ward Jacob Heueser
Third Bishops War I-E. NJ. Wei.er.
Eighth Bishops Ward George II.
Sims.
| Ninth Bishops W4rd-O. H. Petit.
| Tenth Bishops Wurd-J ames 7. Strong,
William Taylor.
At Large--James Il. Eardiey, Chas.
Brown.
] Alternates were selected as follows:
First WarG-Jam@s T. Sterling.
I Second WM S-FreJerick Samuelsen.
| Third W,Lrd -Franris Boulter.
| Eighth Ward--L. Dahlquist.
Ninth Ward Granville g llett
ganth Wurd-~JOhn Walsh, William
Fuller.
At L0rge-Samuel w. Andrews.
The name of Adam SDIers was su2-
gested, to be placed before the conven-
ton for justice OF the peace, but that
gentleman respectfully declined.
William Fuller for justice of the
peace, and Andrew, Smith as cons, able,
were nominated by & committee of five
selected by the ChalE
Adjourned.
SECOND PRECINCT.
There vas a large attendance in this
precinct. John c. Cutler was elected
j. "a. Cannon, secretary, and
Ell. Holding, chaplain. After reading
the cal for@the meeting, the following
delegates were sIecetd:
From Fourti G-W-fordF. Smith.
Alternats-CharIes Worthing.
From Fifth Wurd-Jesse West. Alter
Mates J, Brown,
From Sirth Wurd-James Anderson.
a. 9. Giaque. AHernote-Arthur Love.
From S>peath Ward Henry Wallace,
W J. Woodbury.. AlterasGts David
F,om fourteenth Ward-Daniel Rar-
rington. George 5. Taylor. Alternate
" G. Morris.
from Fifteenth &ard-F. d. Lewis, |
Thomas Hull, Thomas +. Howels, AE-
Willard C.-Burton.
W. G. Burton was nominated Tor
Justice of the peace for this precinct,
and Gronway Parry ior constable.
Adjourned.
THIRD PRECINCT.
In the Third Precinct, Eli FSIla1d
vas chosen chairman, Alfred P rsons
and Mr.. Aawsen chaplain. !
The cali for the meeting was read by /
the chairman, and tbs following dele |
gates were elected:
FrO2s Sixteenth Wd1d-Arthur Par !
sons, s. Il. Winters. Edwin f. Parry
a lterndte-D. J. Williams
FfCq@ S3venteaat7 Observation-Disclosures |
ams, J. w. Burbidge. AIerndte-E
Nathan Davis.
From Nineteenth Wtr5AIsaao Barton,
Samuel Holmes, Andrew Kimbnall. !
R. Matthews. /
Aroaur Parsons was nominated fOr +
ustice of the peace of tbs precinct and
Henry Arnold, Jr., for constable.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
There was a good-sized turnout atlthe (
Twentieth Ward last evening, coming
rom the 18th, Goth and Est Wards, at +
lourfog calling to ordes. It only. took
pm inmates 10 transact ali the business /
which was rushed through with I
oromptaess and dispatch which, I'll |
ways is the case at meetings V9Eere I
Hon. James Sharp pressdes. That gen /
Il. nasn was elected chSS3man and Jun /
us =. Wells was cnosen secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen
as dele gates from the three wards in the /
precinct:
BJghsenth-H. G. Whitney ana,gl S. !
Burton.
Tlcomtisth-D. R. Lyon and H.. 9usey. |
FlSe,,ty frst-M. s. Wooley and W. |
" Williams.
The following nominations weEamade
Tor the precinct:
Justice of the Peace-C. w. Ssayner.
ConstabIe--Joseph Bu1t.
The meeting thenaajourneG aiRe 4 BE.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
In the Fifth Precinct, OrsorlW oo2'ey
vas elected chairman, aud Hamilton 6.
Park, secretary and N A, Enpey.
Tne call for tha primaries was read,
lad on motion of Charles Crow zach Dish
oop's ward nomi2a ed its delegates from
the body of the house with the under
that they were to De elected by |
reclamation. The following were
chosen:
From Eleue;sth Wards: H. Grow,
Henry Coulan, Ebens ger n, Chiids. AZ
A. Wooley.s
From Tue ,fth Ward-James III. Ward
robe Edward Snelgroye, Ruins Hardy. +
Walker.
From Thirteenth Ward-H. 4. Woolley, \
H. G. Park. Alonzo Youn,. Al'e'n ITS /
N. A. Empey.
The minutes were read and approved.
Charles Crow called for a politioaE
speech FROM Alexander MeRae, whoa,
he said. was the oldest man in the |