Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15
THEY SAT TILL MIDNIGHT.
The Liberal" County Convention
Quite a Windy Affair.
JUDGE POWERS NoprsTY AGAIN,
Jake Gresnwald Fires shot But
Misses Ills MARI.

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terday, We're reporter III 'he WE'VE '"o
same afternoon, and sugoined Is ah
account Of what took place after the
.a,y.n,lon r..eonv.ned at A o,olock.
'on - .. ...,..,t.,s o.,
Inc connh'.ce on oieue"''a,s
ported that the following were entitled
to speak us delegates;
FIRST PRECINCT.
ri,., wanI--r. q. lin. A.. NJ, Tat.
Loeb " NJ. n. STAFFORD. j. II, Nichols,
M nr.,ze. a. Eibridre Tufts.
second waru2J. W. Houston, W.
4. Lynch. NJ. A, Campbell.
T5,rd Wand. A, Morlau, q. II.
NicLansop' T.. Butterflcld, J. Y. smith.
TIghth Ward-H. T. Duke, J. II.
a.nIs' q. n Stanton, VIM. Showell,
1,senswald. A, N. Parsons,
E,anL pl.rc. H. ". NeH. John l.,
isi,,baii
Ninth ward-J. +. Updcgrafi, ID. q.
EIchnor, V. NJ. G. Silva, II. o. q.
shawali NJ. X. Parsons.
Tenth Ward-A. II. Sawyer, Elmer
Ellsworth, J. Noritz, q. 4. Kinney, &.
II, loofbourow.
spoosp PRECINCT.
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son, nj a. n'p G,an, sam,,al
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bhiiI nn1 ~. ~ no,su,' pA., ~ I.
uan,I,on and ~. W. Rivers.
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carl s,L A h. Uan,iin.
Eourth WarI-J' NJ. Harris. II, L..
aootb' T.. n. Rogers and A, IL ,Maync.
Tif,..n,h wsrsi"i starbuek' a.
w Hail A. \. Taylor, n. n. Evans,
I'D Norton, j.. ii. Gaylord, NJ. NJ.
ponio, ?. r; whit'P%C5s, Joseph Joseph
nap,in.
M" Eo,,,,..n,h william N,lson.
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>v.n,,ia, "a q I,h = III CARLYLE
Wsn,Y paye = q. EwIng. ". "a. Van
Horne. l. k. Gillespie. Frank Ray.
mond, barney McManahsn, J. n.
Paxton, X. r. Pearson, lsaac Wolf, J.
l.. Gallagher. Samuel Long aud w. q.
Pavey.
THIRD PRECINCT
William NJ. Brown. John Boyle,
Henry Barnes. George Lambourne.
n II Conl.y, John CLARK, Warren
Paul. \. n, Fonton, II, J. Williams,
RIehsrI Keys, "a. h. Adkins, Joseph
n Morris. a, i. Drake, q, l., HuRhcr,
4. p. Mason. John ii, Jones, Jane.
Vonsn, A, II. Doremus and q. Twltch.
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FOURTH PRECINCT,
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l. ~ Woy" John Uohc. L. ~ Hall
n..I.,. n,,on 80 Observation-Disclosures,
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Essa E.s,I.r
Twan,isih ward--J W. Grammar
a. NJ BoYd A. pun.hee. II. l.
iIi,.s II 4 M.Iov. lanes ,;l,nd,n.
nIng. Alternate. ~ NJ Risbop. Is. A.
n,. s, n " Risbon.
recommended Wnrd--P. Van Houtep
Al r.,,.I n n I,onkl,n. w II. Noble
Iyh.si,r Al n, Cofiin. n. %. Horn
Iarn,s LAVE. .il,I,.atta. 4. L, Trim
w A. Rhodes. u. n. 0unnelI.
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eleventh WMu-E; sens, w.
Lynn, q. E' Alien, Iheo' burmester
w. ii; Ryan, C.S' ranan, y; ~; rM
sons T.. r.. oreggi Chhrlor baiuWih
q: l.. Decker. -
Twelfth Ward-samuei i'aui, u. Y
harrick, MAJOR oeoIge d. Downey
Chris Diehl, MI. Martin, Y. hhg
paum; w, II. IRVINE, louis hyaihs' :.
IL: Ouenbach, r. DhHBnu' ,,,,.
Thirteenth ward, ~, bscon, WI.
cher Jones, ~ a. Whi,nsy' W. r
Cotton, Martin Lannan, NJ n. Up
man, fi.d NJ scnu,k,, w. n ohinue
W. n. STANTON, -, r.. Wnh,.anu, " =.
Hhine.l =. M. iichetls, IL a. Dls, w
g.. HAL, w. IL. iayne, yohn s,o,t
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Brighton-E. =. Jones
Farmers--E. w, Clinton.
The committee reported that Yves
Mil Creek, big Cottonwood, Butler
North Jordan. Mountain Dell, Soutl
InrJan. Rluii Daie and Eort U,rrImAl
were not renresentcd md r,com
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yates 70 Iepieren. ,nosc P'eo'nc'S "on
tue spectators. Auopteu'
The committee on permanent organ
izatlon aud order OF business reportel
ms follows,
Permanent chairman, Elijah Sells
legendary. Jna,nh Iinpman: asslstan
s,cr.tary Fred Leonard, Orj.r !
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tesoiuuonS' hoin'ha'0h Vi 0ouh'S WI
GERS
The report was adopted ana Colon,
AAlla than .satna "A thu ulatIIFn III