Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

Sy p-ectnc.s, anu that the conven-
ts0R then proceed to ballot. Carried
A large number Of destinations
were made, there being several
from each city Precinct, and from
Z the county. 4 motion that the
COMMITTEE consist Of nine n,ennhers.
ana To- Ihe election uf two Htern.
! les at large was adopted.
On niotlon the chair appointed
J. \, Pike noved he. the five
s;2iiuidstec t-'il the city and the
Two srcih the county, who should
receive the largest number Of votes.
be declared elected. Carried.
While the tellers We're counting
the ballots, some one presented the
chair with bright, new. working.
ingman's dinner pail, which on
being shown to the convention,
eliciteda round Of applause,
The matter II psecinct Eoniina-
TOPS fer Justices OF the peace and
Constables was discussed, and in an
informal manner delegates from a
number OF precincts assembled in
groups anu prepared tickets as fol-
lows:
CITY PRECINCTS.
First-Furgus Coalter, Justice Of
the peace; J. 5. Dsrke, constable.
SecOnd-B. w. Ashton, Justice Of
the peace; +. 5. Condie. Constable.
Thiri-Arthur Parsons, Justice OF
the peace: j. w. Rurhidce, conste-
bic.
Fourth-Geo. E. Blair. Justice q;
the peace; W. H. Rveesef. consta-
ble.
Fifth-n. c. Park, justice Of the
peace; Alex. SIc,E-iaster. constable,
some Of e1e country precincts did
not make their tickets complete. As
gwen % the secretary of the conven-
ton .hey are as follows;
East Mill Creek-STmuel Oliver.
justice Of the reace.
BIG COttonWO1d-H. II. Steven |
san, justice Of the peace.
Farmers-JOhn Cabot, Justice of /
OF the peace; Oscar Van Cot, con-
stable.
North iorian - John Webster, |
Justice Of the peace; J. b. Bring !
hurst, constable.
Wet jorian-Jesse Argent, Jus
tice Of the peace; JAMES F Turner, !
constable.
North Foini-R, E.hOllingsworh,
justice Of .he peace.
The tellers reported that the fol- /
lowing nominees for the central /
..rv,,r,,sfF.s. Fr,N ra.a.Sv-..r The l,sg,t,..f !
number Of votes: J. II. Paul, First
Precinct; David Mckenzie, Second;
o. II. Hardy and J. w. Summer
hays, a tie, Third; +. ;. Richards,
Fourth: Spencer Clawson, Fifth;
J. c. Mckay and Heber Bennion,
country precincts.
The foregoing, except the tie,we
declared elected.
{. NJ. Nielsen and Heller NJ. !
Well were elected r'cI'1bers at large
by acclau,at'oa.
After some delay and discussion,
the tie between SImmerhays and
Hardy was determined 10y rising
vote, which resulted in the election
O. the latter.
F. :. Richards moved that the
new central committee assume its
duties after the campaign. Carried.
Fergus Coalter offered the follow
ing: II
Gcaolrcd, That the delegates to
this convention pledge themselves
10 WORK for the success OF the ticket
from now till sund0wn, Aug. 9Th.
Carried.
4 member moved that the county
central committee have power TO +:
Oil al vacancies occurring in the l
ticket
Barlow Ferguson moved 10 amend :
80 - - provide that the Peoples {
and W0Ekingmen's county central
committees Jointly should have ,
power 10 fill VACANCIES on the I
Ticket. i
HIessrs. N!oyle and Richards ia q
suleI the original motion but {
opposed the amendment. The latter [
BENG put. was lost, and the original
notion prevailed. 5
r. :. Richards called attention 10 I
he matter Of having the NAMES %
precinct candidates for justices Of :
he peace and ccustalies printed On /
he tickets, ana moved that the q
delegates 10 this convention I
promptly furnish said names 10 t
Elias 4. SmitG, secretary Of the :
'Ugn;y central committee, for that
purpose. Carried. I
4 motion tha. tine chaplain now d
.fTer prayer was made, put and car :
ied, ana prayer was offered. e
= motion l. adjourn next pre- c
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