Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-28
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Dclegates-L. J. NuttaIi, yr. 3, r
Harrow, c. A. Carleui-e.
Alternates-LR. p. furnbow. Job,
Miller.
SIXTH WARD.
Delegates-A. q. Giauque, Tho,na
w. Green, Ranch S, EimbalI, Jane
II. Poulton.
Alternsros-- Stephen h. Love. r. F
/ BUtterworth.
SEVENTH WARD.
DeleSa,es-David Mckenzie. lama.
II. Moyle. Herbert VanDam. Iohr
T. Callister
Alternates -William 2. Hoodburv
X h. Thomas.
EIGHTH WARD.
DeleSates-John ID. II. McAIlister.
Sohn u Smith, Z. L. Berry.
NISTH-wARD.
Delegates. NJ. Benedict, A. II
Woolley, d. d. Houtz.
Alternate-A. NJ. Woolipv.
TENTH WARD.
Delegates. II. Paul, $. A. Kenner.
" " l u Fuller, q. A. Mclean, James
p, Aiiernaies John Walsh, George
ELEVENTH WARN
delegates - Willard Done. a A
.Mcoiley, FL. A. Tuckett, A. McMas,er.
FRANCES Armstrong, Z. NJ. ArNfns
Alternatas-F. A. Mitchell, ). II.
keison. !. &. Bear. "
TWELFTH WARD.
Delegates. G. Nfidglev. Z g
We mooiiey, \. W. Clayton, H. w. Spcn.
,Alternntes-c. NJ. Nelson, T. A.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Dslegates-D. 8. Sroncer A. r. Dp,.
lord, AionzO Voting. +. s. Fernstrom
Flat. 'SA' I D.
foURrEENrH WARD.
Delegates-H. p. Richards, Daniel
harrington, Frank Y. Tayler. Andrew
Bjorkman.
AloeInates.ceotge f. Bourne, II. n
tciee-A, I. W. Madsen, II. {. Beatie.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Delegates-B. w. Ashton. ]. @. Cut-
Ter, Thomas Hull, b. f. CumminSS
Jr., /. L. HOwells. J. L. Clark, ]. y
Langford.
Alternates-B Barlow Ferguson, r.
Jones, Jr.. w. c. Brfion.
srtIRESrH WARD. ia
Delegates-E. A. POLAND, ]. w.
Snmmerhays, Arthur Parsons, VIM.
hodges, X. p. Morris, VIM. Spry. A. s
Geddes, 5. I. Lake.
Al;ernates-T. +. Jeremy, G. =.
o0erg, J. w. Pbippen, W. J. New
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Pelegates--w. J. Beatie, Joseph NJ
watson, F. IL. Hyde, D. F. Davis, E. !
Alternates--J.C.sandbe J.zebulon |
Jacobs.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Delegaies-Richard W. Young, T. J
IMaekintosh, J. d. Spencer, George d |
Pyper, G. :. Burton.
Alternates-H. J. Faust, r. Patrick,
II, q. Whitney.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Delegates-John n. Pike, A. W.
Carlson. John II. Back, b. w. briggs
Jr., J. E. Talmage. Henry Arnold.
Alternates-Isaac Burton, William
Pinney, Alex Carr.
TWENTIETH WARD.
Delegates NJ. Wells. n
Minrdoek, Henry Puzey. Edgar Howe,
oliver Hodgson, James Sharp.
Alternates-G. NJ. ottinger, s. p,
TwKNrY-FIRsr WARD.
Delegates-Wm. ]. Tuddenham,
VIM. III. Bywater, Thomas Goodman
Nm. j. A. Timms. NJ. $. WoolIey.
" hliam Longmore, J. Fewson Smith
r..
Administration Burt. Josiah Bur-
'ows, j. Fewson Smith, Sr.
TwENrY-sEooSD WARD.
Delegates-Oscar Hardy. William
'picer, Matthew Noall, ]. +. Peterson.
ANDREW himball Joseph r. Matthews.
Joseph L. Grow.
Alternates-Frank MarCetts, Oliver
Z. ostler II. b. Nilsson, Saml. Holmes
Vim. Stoneman.
BRIGHTON.
Delegate-H. NJ. Brown.
Alternate-H. J. Walk.
There were but los delegates pres-
mt, MIR. James Sharp, from the
fourth precinct, being absent, but /.
eing represented by an alternate. '
he delegate from North Point was |
lso absent leaving the voting
trength at l04.
The report Of the committee on ,
was adopted.
On motion a committee on per I
1anent organization and order Of 5
usiness was appointed as follows: I
:. A. Smith, j. II. Moyle, NJ. 5. a
yoOlley, VIM. Fuller and Henry !
'uckett. I
On motion n committee Of five on
was named as follows: /,
w. Young, J. H. Paul, J. c. !.
utter, A. w. Carlson, a. Il Dun /
'rd. The convention took recess ;
" ten minutes, and the band rem 2
cred enlivening music. c
The committee on permanent or I
and order Of business re- !
orted as follows: 9
That tho permanent organization +
1nsist OF n president, two yice-presi- :
ents. a secretary, an assistant socre- 4
Iryra sergeant-at-arms and chaplain n
nd that the order Of business be as Il
flows C
Roll call. /
Prayer.
Nomination for mayor.
Nomination for recorder.
for treasurer.
for assessor and COL 7
lecior.
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for marshal. q
Nominations for councilmen.
denominations for five aldermen.
denominations for justices OF the
peace. Il
Report of committee on resolu- T
tons.
Of central committee.
business. .
The report was adopted. p
Chairman Wells, Secretary Hull
nd Sergeant-at-Arms POLAND were b
Iade permanent officers.
L. a. Smith was elected first vice >;
and VIM. Fuller second -
c. l.. Berry and ID. S. Spencer :,
ere nominated for assistant secre- u
ny. Mr.. Berry was elected by n g
Dte Of 90 to 81. Ii
II. p. Richards and Robert Patrick II
ere nominated for chaplain. Mr.. u
atrick withdrew, and David Nc "
enzie was nominated. Mr.. Rich
DIS was elected. -,
Chaplain Richards offered PRAYER. "
ID. Harrington moved to adjourn. IN
ne motion was lost. ~
ID. $. Spencer said. -
arise TO place in nomination the 4
me OF the man who will be the next
ayor OF salt Lake City. 1 wish to iii
y 70 you that the name l propose to VI
esent is one that you all know. Itislfs
e name Of a man who can be trusted L
all respects, a man who was born
re, reared here, and who. through re
. nun nraarnrr- h. I'LL = U.