The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
keep Logan river in It's banks and probably

keep Logan river IN It's BANKS and PROBABLY
make it ruin more down there on the
island, if he was elected.
Second ward-Thomas Irwin, chairman;
William THAN, secretary. William Smith
and Girls Peterson, we're nominated for
councilmen; George l. Farnes was nomi-
mated for justice OF the peace.
Delegates elected-Ras Cole, T. H.
Smith, Robert jerks, H. G. Peterson,
Adolph Anderson, Robert Murdoch, J. F.
Squires, w. H. THAN, e. W. Lundal
Edward Nilsson, j. E. Ruche, A T. Jones,
Walter c. Cole, H. G. Peterson, Joseph
Peterson, Thomas Stating, Thomas
lraan.
Alternates-G. l. Farnes, j. W. Wilker-
son, Otto Burgner, Colonel Cressie, Nephi
Martineau. a standing committee was
elected to look after the interests of the
party in the Second municipal ward con-
sistisg of Robert Murdoch, II. q. Peters on
and Thomas Irwin.
| Third Ward-J. Knowles, chairman; r.
Yates, secretary w. E. Darlington and
! Il. Y ates were nominated for the council
men; Tom Torbett for justice of the peace.
! Delegates-J. c. Knowls, Pete Eliason,
T. O. Griffith, Ben Willmere, John H.
Davis. j. c. Johnson, Lars Fl. Peterson,
Lars jacobson, Heber Tarbett, Joseph Tar
bett, H. Dewitt, Charles Lundberg,
Charles Baker, Emil Farley, Niels Carl
son, Frank Baugh, j. w. Quagle, Thomas
Tarbett John Thomas, w. M. Andrews.
! Alternates-R Yates, Nephi Johnson, E.
Larsen, Chris Jensen, William Peacock.
All was very quiet, no fowery speeches
and nothing but straight business.
Fourth Ward-W. w. Vaughan, chair
man. P. w. Vaughan, secretary. Thomas
Morgan and George Cole were nominated
for councilmen and NJ. H. Farnes for JUS
tice of the peace.
/ Delega tes to the Convention Thomas
Smith, w. w. Vaughan, Eli Bull, w. h
Slower, Anders Peterson, l.. r. Martiuson
John Anderson, Jacob Switzer, Casper
Hoffman, John Q. Carbon, James Marti
mer, Lorenzo Benson, Joe Fredrickson, M
H. Farnes, George Barrett, John Omand
Charles Kolstrom, Charles McAllister
Charles Thomson. Alternates, Jens P
P. Jensen, Hans Anderson, Gustavt
Thomson, n. a. Lindquist, James G
Johnson. 9ts.
The names of James Quayle and W. w
Vaughan were mentioned for the mayor
ship by several speakers.
The Democratic meeting in the oper;
house was full of enthusiasm and applause
the arguments of the Republican speaker
of last night There were about eigh
hundred people present.
sUNDRIEs.
Deputy Marshal Corey brought Mar.
Swehsen Jensen over from Hyrum to-ds,
to be examined by Commissioner Goodwin
as a witness in the unlawful Capitalization
case which is now pending against Rasmu
Jensen. The facts brought out in the eZ
animation were that the witness was tn
plural wife of Jensen, and that she had
child three months old which belonged t
him. She was bound over in $3.50 bond
to await the capture of Jensen who is ne
to be found.
County Clerk Fullmer issued a marriag
license to Eph Johnson and Betsey Mullins
ton to-day.
. The marriage of Mr.. George Thatcher
} jr., of Logan, and Miss Jean Crisman, c
Salt Lake, was solemuized in the Loga
| temple this morning Both of the youn
people are quite we'll known and are mos
} deservedly popular. They will make thei
HON in Logan. Our best wish, ''SucceG
, in every particular" with shower of ric
and slippers.
, THE RUNAWAY.
The runaway, which occurred Thursda
night, proved to be costly. After breaf
ing $40 cutter all up the horse ran out {
the city and became tangled up IN viii
fence, getting cut up badly. The drum
mer from Omaha, whose name, III
fortunately cannot be learned, as M
Blanchard of the Logan house either coul
or would not give it, left without settlir
: with Toombs 81 Hickman, who owned TT
/ rig. The damage is put at $50, as the hor'
: is valuable one.
DIR. Lansing of the Salt Lake Medic
institute is still at the Peoples and will,
all probability, remain Two weeks longe
D as he has several cases on hand which W