The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-06
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
A Large Number of the Residents
i'm Salt Lake.
y DECORATIONS FOR THE FOURTH.
City Council Proceedings-The Liberal eau
cuses- General News Notes of the
Thriving Camp.

The Liberal caucus of Park city precinct
hwas held in Society hall, Monday evening
and large number of voters were in at
tendance. d. c. Mclaughlin, chairman of
the precinct committee, called the caucus to
order. Mr.. a. b. Emery was elected
chairman of the caucus, and w. A. Wilson
secretary. The secretary read the call of
the meeting, which stated the object to be
the election Of thirty deis gates to the county
convention, the nomination of two justices
of the peace, two constabies and two fence
viewers. all for Park city precinct, also a
precinct committee for the ensuing year.
The caucus then took up the election of
delegates to the convention, and on motion
of judge Shields it was decided that the
chair should appoint a committee of five to
select the thirty delegates. The chair ap
pointed James Murdoch, David Keith, 5.
! /. Radon, ID. G. Mclaughlin and +. j.
Mclaughlin as such committee, who retired
to select the names.
w. l. Snyder then nominated Thomas
Cupt for justice of the peace and Henry
Shields nominated II. q. Bates. On mo-
zion, the secretary was instructed to cast
the unanimous vote OF the caucus Tor
Thomas Cupit and II. @. Bates
For cOnstables, the names OF Frand CO.
Inns and Joseph Robinson were selected
from a number of nominees and received
the unanimous vote OF the caucus.
The names Of p. 4. Morris and II. W.
Deighton were placed in nomination for
fence viewers but MIR. Deighton,s name
was withdrawn and that CT Josiah w.
Means substituted. Morris and Means
were unanimously nominated.
The chair was instructed, on motion Of
p. II. Towey, TO appoints committee of five,
TO serve as precinct committee. The fol
lowing were appointed, ID. c. Mclaughlin,
w. /. Snyder, A. 3. Richardson, NJ. H.
Trasl1 and 5. w. Mosby. The committee on
selection of delegates then returned and
presented the following names to tie
caucus: a. b. Emery, w. A. Wilson
George w. Groo, VI. Connolly, Neil ellis,
T. c. Lahey, A. H. Lubbock, Z. Kimball
John Judge, G. e. Horsford, Charles
Gitsch, T. Kearns, j. Hickey, w. M
Curtis, James Quinn, II. Newell, j. Com
baw, James IVers, II. G. Bates, o. G
Lockhart, E. C. Williamson, P. H
Towey, j. II. Rogers, A. b. Richardson
J.. Z. Commomile, S. w. Mosby, Barney
Riley, c. II. Withev, Ezra Thompson ant
d. F. Condor. The name Of NJ. b. Brans
ford was substituted for that Of Jno. Judge
and the report of the committee adopted
On motion of F. J. Mclaughlin it was de
cided to allow delegates presentation in the
convention by proxy. The caucus then ad
iourned.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
The regular meeting of the city council
was held Wednesday, with Mayor Grego
in the char and Aldermen Kimball, Berry
McDonough and Williamson present. Thu
minutes of the previous meeting were reat
and approved.
The following bills were then presentel
and referred to the committee on claim
and accounts. They were approved by tn
committee and by vote of the council war
rants were ordered drawn for payment
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