Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
delegates chosen 10 Attend the CITY
Convention Chrsrn Last Night.

Convention Chrsrn Last Night
Precinct prinafios woro held by tho
Dcmlc.A- throughout; tho vsrilus
municipal wards last night. Ia detail
the proceedings were a. flllJw,:
riRsr rHrclNCE
IN The Filsl precinct }, y. Timmony
was chosen chairman ami George
Alder secretary. After the reading ui
the cal tbs following delegates were
elected;
Fir.i war1-Iossph Bjo'h, =. r..
Aiicu. Alirrnalcs, w q. YounE }.
". 11mmjuy.
Second watd-g. a Alien. Alter.
nate, \. NJ. Cannon, jc
Ihifi War; George 6lfingfell0w,
Alternate, T.. NJ. Weller
Eighth NafI-p 4. W. McCnflrcy.
Alternate, J. u. Noynit
Ninth WAri-O. n. Petit. Alter.
nate, J. Sch.cktll.
Tenth ward--ll. S. faney, @. a.
NcLyin. Alietnntcs, j. IS. Walden,
W. 70. Gibbl.
Annex, a. J. Dinning.
EEcIsD rRrciNcE
A. the See lcaiuC. primary J..
II. M'ddlrm rl acted aa chairman anu
T.. j. Daily ~ tturriary, The delegates
chosen veto o. f1llowt.
Fouah warl--J. n. Bailey.
Futn wari-GcufR, r.. luaion.
Szth wHrd-Dlcg Nrizel.
seventh warJ-P. j. Daily.
Fourteenth wuri--J. n. Blakoly.
Fifteenth wArd--J. J.. Gilmore;
across tue river; =. a. kcnneT.
Toe i've delegate. cru ga at large arc
John q. Smith, II. a. smith, /. NJ.
Wniicll, 6uttavu BaUkmauA J0iepn
q. Bywgtor.
Al,cfnat, Dickson, 4. H..
Kinney, G.. II. HYDE aaI ". Van
Cot.
THIRD rRECiNCr.
There was tue customary wrangle 10
the Third precinct last night. The
meeting was held in Saudbrrg's hall
aud was calici to order by w. a.
Holgps, the Precinct ch1irmap. Then
cnsuoi a lively Eight e. .chsirmau, thu
contest being hotWeea a. l.. Hyduanu
/ T.. l.. Rluu. Toe latter, however, we
chosen, and Charles l.. Silver was
elected secretary.
There was n vigorous opposition H.
the rulings u the chair and n large
| number VI Democrats withdrew from
/ tho hall after which the follow ing dele.
| gstea wofu chosen by the Rich faction;
! o. n, Ostltr, T.. J. EvrTll, X. w. II.
| Brown, 4. H.. Rich, Joseph pugslry,
/ John WabiToIe, Arthur Proven, 10.
ecph Grow, II. 4. Hansen, q. l..
silverwOou, John n. Pike, y. IL. Con.
nelly.
Aitsrnatus-Fnlk Matthews aud d.
| J. Moran.
That part Of tho meeting witch
Withdrew retired 10 ball on the ff.l
] ilO3r VI the hail an elected A. H.
Hyde chairman and John Il. Hansen
srcfttaty. The ioll1wing delegate,
were elected:
sixteenth ward-R. T.. Norris, g. a.
Gibbs, W. T.. MrNruvcr. AllsrnRtcs-
J. u. NoiJ, W, 4. Hodges.
! hryruluUuth wAfI-A. y. Hyde, u,
l.. Sloan. Altcfusttr-B. 4. Lloyd,
George Burbidgc.
Nineteenth wHrd-Jahn H.. Hansen,
John n. Pike. Allcrnate-M. q. Katz
Twenty.socond warI-John l.. Ne.
brker, Henry MrlsWHu, D. n. Hardy.
! Alterualc--J. n, Haslam.
rwonly'tnirI ward-F. 3. Fern
| slrGm.
Center wsrd-Jahn Green.
FUuRT PRrCiNCr.
In the Fourth precinct IL. g. Whit
nsy RGiei Ms chairman and ]. ~
Cohen secretary. Tho following dele
| gates were elected:
Eighteenth watI-D. q. Dunbar,
George H., Blair.
Twsstivth waiI--J. NJ. Cohen, D. l.,
! Murdoch.
Twenty first wArI-w. J. Tuddon,
ham, J. l.. Btohe.
Al large-John I. Caine,P. l.. VIII
| llamH.
Automatically Byron Groo, w. Il. Jon
nlngs, Chhs. DAngefileld.
IFrn rRECiSCr.
In tho Iillh precinct Thos. Mar
shall was chosen chairman and ThOs
| Williams secretary. The folloWin.
delegates were elected;
Eleventh ward-J. W. Whitehead
IT,, Alex. MuAtastoL Eugene LBWls
| alternate,
Twelfth wari-J. II. hoyle, +. V
William. q. A.. Angel, alternate.
Thirteenth WatI-JuJge a. q. Nor
rel, Col. 5, A, AulHta Judge Hender
son, alternate.
a. large Thomas Narshnll.