The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-25

Hanzen, Milo Vincent A. M. Preece, John
w. Haslem, Joseph Fl. Haslsm, Richard
Lamp, George r. Jones, Edward Brooks.
James Stacey, Fl. P. Hansen. f. S. Fern
strom. Arthur E'rewin, Walter w Riddle,
Joseph S. Brown. Benjamine H. Holdings
worth, John Green.
Fourth Precinct-P. l.. Williams. r. H.
Cabbell, George Romney, jr, w. H Dale,
D. c. Dunbar, George E. Blair, ]. Van
Meter, George T. Bourne, Edgar Howe,
Robert Patrick, ir., H. D. johnson, J. E.
Game, w. H. Roy. J. L. Rawlins, II. G..
Whitney, r. w. Young, George ID. Pyper,
w. M. Ottinger, j. B. Toronto, John
Clark, jr., F.. S. Richards, j. M. Barlow,
d. L. Murdoch. John T. Game, W. j.
Bateman. r. s. Wells, Oscar Moyle-
Alfales Young, j. G. Sutherland, w. p.
Read, N w. Clayton, George W. Read, W..
e. Dunbar, H. S. Beatie.
Fifth Precinct-A. N. Cherry, ID. L..
Levey, George r. Gushing, j. G, Nc
Nally. H. b. Davis. J. w. Donkin. G. H.
Banks, j. H. Hurd, G. E. Angel, Z. v.
Williams. j. A. Williams. George Cullins
H. 3. Aldous, L. b. Young, E. G. Woolley.
c. NJ. Donaldson, NJ E. McEnany. r. G.
Taysum, H. c. Reich, Frank Harris, John
Montgomery, j. A. Williams, A. G. Nor
rell, and j. j. McAchran.
South Cottonwood-J. G. Labrum, Rich
ard Howe, John P. McOrme, Louis A
Kelsch, Joseph Marriott, George Boyce,
w. H. Atwood. Andrew Thompson, Will
liam Atwood, Fl. B. Ballard, James God
frey. Alternates-C. G. Johnson, j. ALL
burg, Charles Wilkins, M. A. Williamson,
john Tanner.
South Jordan-John w. Wheadon, John
Holt
Sugar House-E. w. Wilson, Job HENS
ley, Henry McEwan, d. II. Kimeall, j. r.
Wilson, w. G. A. Smoot, ST.. Alternates-
Charles Langson, Arthur Cummings H.
II. Harris
East Mill Creek-Horace Cummings, j..
b. Fagg, Hyrum J. Dehenham-
Farmers-J j. Mcdonald, Jacob Rock,
R. E. Savage. J. M. Kennedy.
Granger-John c. Mackay, Henry L..
Bawden, William G. Bricker.
Granite-George Dryburgh.
Mill Creek-John Morgan, George Tay-
Tor, John Titcomb, j. r. Carlisle, r. E..
Miller, Robert Harmon, j. D. Cummings,
j. d. G. Hamilton, II. G. Carlisle, j. p.
Wright.
North Jordan-George M. Spencer,
William Harker, Robert Pixton, John,
Frame. Alternstes-Harry Matthews,
MoarlS Palmer.
Pleasant Green-A. G. Adamson, John
Hurst, Isaac Coon.
Riyerton-Samuel l.. Howard, Christian
Peterson, o. P. Miller.
Sandy-A White. Abel johnson, G. W..
Jenkins, N. H. Halstrom, Heber Bell,
William Cnristopherson.
Union-John W. Sharp, David Proctor,
Peter Van Valkenburg, j. q. Zones, Peter
Jensen.
West Jordan-Charle5 Sharp. Jesse Ar
gent, James. F. Turner, Magnus Olson,
George d. Gardner, James Dennis, John
Lawson, j. b. Rawlings, Albert E. Smith.
Alternates-Thomas Point, Lauritz Pear
son, Benjamin Canning.
On motion the report was received and
unanimously adopted.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton submitted through j. B. Walden,
secretary. the following:
The Hon. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Con-
tion
Your committee on permanent organiza-
ton and order of business respectfully re-
port as follows:
OFFICERS.
For Chairman-M. +. Arnett Bingham.
For Secretary-H. G. Whitney, Salt
Lake.
For Assistant Secretary-D. c. Dunbar,
Salt Lake.
Sargeant-at-Arms w. c. A. Smoot
Sugar House.
Chaplain-Richard Howe, Salt Lake.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Prayer by chaplain.
Second-Report Of committee on creden-
tials.
Third-Selection of county committee TIC
be appointed as follows, viz: Three from
each city precinct and one from each county
precinct That each precinct recommend
to the convention its own committeeman.
Fourth-Report of committee on resolu-
tions.
Fifth - Nominations as follows: l.
County recorder. q County clerk. 8.
County treasurer. 4. County assessor. g..
attorney. s. County surveyor. O. County
selectmen 10. Superintendent OF schools.
And we recommend: That after per
manant organization and election Of a
county committee the convention vdjourn
to further day for the nomination of
county officers.
We also submit recommendation by a
minority Of the committee. to-wit:
The undersigned members of the committee
recommend that the convention carry out the
entire programme as announced by call of the
county committee before final adjournment.
j. y. WALDEN,
4. w. WILSON.
4 EMr. Miner moved that the report be re-
ceived, which after much discussion was
agreed to.
E. A. Smith then moved that the same
be adopted down to and including the third
section. Adopted.
The permanent officers were then called
to the plutform and the chairman pro ten
introduced Hon. M. E. Arnett as the presi-
dent of the convention who said:
~ thank the convention for this honor
Is an old saying uneasy lies the head
that wears q crown. ! beg your aid and
indulgence ia the discharge of the duties,
and assure of my best efforts to promote
the objects OF this body and the ultimate
success of its nominees. Applause.
Prayer was then offered by Richard
Howe and the convention proceeded to Sc
lect the
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Brighton-Fred c. Bobo.
Bingham-M. F. Arnett.
Butler-A. Butler.
Big Cottonwood-S. A. Castro.
Bluff Dale-Lewis Peterson.
Draper-H Henry Day.
East Mill Creek-Hiram j. Debonon.
F'armers-R. E. Savage.
Granger-J. G. Mackay.
GRANITE. S. ryburgh.
Herriman-J. S. H. Bedell.
Mill Creek D. Cummings.
North Jordan-Heber Benyon.
Pleasant Green-H. e. Adamson
Riyerton-James Blake.
Salt Lake, First Precinct. B. Walden,
William Fuller and j. b. Timmony.
Second Precinct-W- Van Cott Thomas
Hull, William Barber.
Third Precinct. H. Rumel, jr., G. A.
Gibbs and w. 5. Denton.
Fourth Precinct. b. Toronto, w. M.
Ottinger, John Burt
Fifth Precinct J. G. McNally, G. E.
Angel, J. A. Williams.
Ssndy--A. White.
South Cottonwood-Joh G. Lebrun.
South Jordan-John Holt.
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