The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-15

According TO the announcement
made in The DISPATCH yesterday morn
ing the Democrats of Provo held rouS
lug primaries in the severa wards last
night and elected delegates la the re =.
rrsentatIve convention. to be held in
the Courthouse Wednesday next, July
10, AT l O'Clock.
FIRST WARD.
The Democrats OF the First ward
held their primary in the I rst Ward
schOUlhuuse last night, and the follow
ing delegates to the Representative
DIS rict cnnveuti-G, to he hell July ID.
we're elected J. b. Miner, Il. A. Bar
ney, J. w. Pike, w. II. King, 5. Chris-
Jensen and A. l.. Towle. j. +. Dan
iels and I. +. Thurman We're nomin-
ated as alternates.
The executive committee was author
lied 10 canvas to help raise the neces-
sary funds to uniform the Democratic
drum corps and also 10 defray the cam
paign expenses.
The meetiDg then adjourned.
SECOND WARD.
The Democrats of the Second ward
met in the Courthouse last night
Chairman DR.. w. r. Pike stated that
the object of the meeting was 10 elect |
delegates to attend the RepI esentative /
District convention on Wednesday, |
July Is.
The following members were duly
elected: Walter r. Pike. John A |
Brown, A. Greenhalgh, James Gray, |
and Phillip II. Beesey. f. NJ. Peck, Sr. |
and Z. NJ. Paxman were elected alter
mates.
A special committee was appointed
by the chairman to solicit funds to
assist in purchasing uniform for the
Drum corps.
Meeting then adjourned.
THIRD WARD.
The Democrats of the Third Ward
held their primary in the West school
house last night, pursuant to the call
published in THE DISPATCH.
Chairman W. II. Brown called the
meeting To order and stated the object
of the meeting.
The following members were elected
delegates to the Representative Dis
trict convention: Walter Scott, Walt |
or Cox, w. II. Brown, G.. w. Craig, d. |
P. Felt, and K. c. Henrichsen. Andrew
Eggertson and (. a. Gregory were APP
pointed alternates.
4. z. Olsen was elected permanent
secretary and treasurer for the club.
A committee on membership, con-
sisting Of q. w. Craig, Walter Cox and
IL. A. Anderson, was appointed.
A commits tee on finance was then APP
pointed, consisting of %. P. Felt, Walt
er Cox and Walter Scott to solicit funds
TO help uniform the Democratic drum
corps.
Meeting then adjourned.
FOURTH WARD.
The Cleveland club of the Fourth
Ward met ia Taylor Bros. Music hall,
with President Wilson in the chair
The club at once went 10 business,
aud the following delegates were
elected: A. ID. Cash. John NJ Snow, |
George Havercamp. Thomas \. Taylor. |
Messrs. Smith and Ship of Salt Lake, |
who were present. upon invitation |
made neat little speeches on the prn
ciples of Democracy.
A fter the meeting about $50 were sub |
scribed to assist in uniforming the
drum corps.
The attendance was small, owing to
misunderstanding AS to the place OF
meeting.
Hereafter the club will meet regu-
larry in the West Coop. hall.
FIFTH WARD.
The Jefferson club held their pri-
mary in the Central schoobouse last
night. The meeting was called to
order by President ID. d. Houtz. The
business Of the meeting was promptly
attended to and the following delegates
were elected to attend the Representa-
tixe District convention TO be held
July Is: DR. Shores, James f, Snow,
u. ID Houtz, JOS. T. McEwan, and (.
+. Lund. J NJ. Harrison, c. w. Smith
and Y. /. Halliday were elected alter
mates.
Tie chairman. secretary and treas
urer VI ere appointed a committee to
draft and present at the next meeting
constitution, rules and bylaws for the
jefferson club.
A committee on finance consisting
of H. j. Maiben, Jas. c. Snow and V.
L. Halliday were appointed TO solicit
funds to help in unitOrming the Demo-
cratic drum corps.
Meeting then adjourned.