Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-21
THIRD WARD.

meeting TO order. The following
officers were elected: Thomas ].
Curtis, chairman, F. J. Hewlett
secretary; Samuel Moore, sergeant
at-arms, and Thomas Maycock,
chaplaia.
A dozen candidates were placed in
nomination for delegates. During
the halloting lively speeches were
mace. The result Of the voting
was that George Stringfeliow. John
WOodnlansee and ThOInas.C Curtis
were the choice for delegates.
In considering the choice for can
didatesj the names Of George NJ. OF /
finger and Spencer ClaWson, for /
mayor, and Thomas Dobson for
marshal, We're the preferences of the /
meeting.
FOURTH WARD.
At the Peoples Party primary OF I
the Fourth School District last even
ing, j. c. Cutler was chosen chair /
man and X. q. Lambert secretary. !
Ten names were put in nomination I
for delegates TO the convention. On 4
the second ballot the following were /
chosen: Wilford f. Smith, J. T. /
Williams and J. c. Cutler. Thomas
Lewis was named as alternate.
FIFTH WARD.
The meeting selected Sylvester
Reeves Tor chairman, Henry Green
secretary, Richard Brimley chaplain
and VIM. WOOlley sergeant-at-arms.
The ballots for delegates resulted in
the choice of p. J. Nuttall, Henry
Harrow ami c. 4. Carlquist. The
alternates were r. J. Turnbow and
John Miller.
SIXTH WARD.
The meeting elected as its officers,
;. w. Richards chairman, 4. w.
Brown secretary, Z. J. Eardley
chaplain and w. a. Wetzel ser
geaut-at-arms- During the balloting
spirited speeches were made. The
delegates selected were A. G..
Giaugue, Thomas w. Green, Il. :.
kimbaii and J. II. Poulton: alter :
mates, :. II. Love and r. L. Butter
worth. a vote of the meeting in
dictated that it was the unanimous
choice that Arnold q. Giauque be
nominated on the Peoples ticket.
SEVENTH WARD.
David Mckenzie was made chair
man, and John f. Callister secre-
tary. During the progress of ballot
ing for delegates, speeches were
made by Messrs. Mckenzie, Din
wOOdey, Van Dam, Moyle and
others. The delegates chosen were
David Mckenzie, John +. Callister.
Jas. II. MOyle and II. Van Dam:
VIM. J. Woodbury. and
II. x. Thomas. e
EIGHTH WARD.
In this district John q. Smith
was elected chairman, and {. L.
Berry secretary. The halIoting
showed the election Of John d. H.
McA Ulster, John g. Smith and &. 7
L. Berry as delegates. The dele
gates were instructed TO vote for I
Vim. GrOesbeck for member of the /
City Council
NINTH WARD. I
The chairman was Thomas Ger I
ard, with J. i. Evans as secretary.
J. II. Benedict, 4. II. Woolley aud 4
d D. Houtz were elected delegates, Q
md 4. N. Woolley alternate. l
TENTH WARD. l
VIM. Fuller was elected chairman Q
md Jas. c. Woods, secretary. There 4
nominations for del
gates: J. C.Woods- J. II. Paul, S.
:. Baxter, J. :. Dlrke, G.. A. Nc
Lean, S. a. Renner, Geo. Buckle, j.
!. Walton, VIM. Fuller, Adam c
'peirs, Jas. T. Strong, John Walsh, i
Y. A. ROssiter, VIM. Taylor,
". Z. Winkworth, Edward Bradley, C
Ohm kirkman, Jos. Keddington, a
!. Il. Taylor, Rodney lillian, j. II. v
freeman, RObt. Miller, A. S. Thorn
on, ". y. Strong. There We're 60 &
-otes anu the first ballot elected q
!. a. henner, J. II. Paul and WIN. %
FULLER. On the third ballot G. A. {
.icLean and Jas. G. Woods were s.
lected, making the number allotted C
D the district.
ELEVENTH WARD. -
Francis Armstrong was elected
hartman, J. G.. Eelson secretary, "
=. IL. Felt, chaplain, +. NJ. At IL
ms, sergeant-at-arms. Twenty I'll
X nominations were made. On the n
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