The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-19

who was absent.
AS many ladies were present, the
chair made the usual request regarding
smoking, which was religiously OBJ
served, contrary to Republican prece-
dent.
CREDENTIALS
The report of the committee on Gre
dentials was then read by Chairman
Morris Sommer. The report is:
Your committee on credentials hereby
report as follows:
FirSt-We recommend that each pr.-
cinct be entitled to its full representa-
ton and vote in the deliberations of
this convention.
Second-We submit the following
names of delegates entitled to seats in
the convention.
Respectfully submitted,
MORRIS SOMMER,
Chairman,
w. H. DALE.
JOS. H. HASLAM.
T. A. WILLIAMS,
w. H. HODGES,
RICHARD HOWE,
w. B. ENNISS.
GEO. STRINGFELLOW,
Committee on Credentials.
FIRST PRECINCT.
AhneA-E. w. wilson, Alex Mitchell,
joseph Pitt, ]. B. Walden,
Alternates-Owens w. Judd p r
Elliott, w. w. Gee, James Moffat.
First Ward-E, P. Newell f. Harris.
j. Sidoway, Sam E. Allen, ]. B. Tim
mony, Joseph Booth.
Alternates-John Hancock, William
Campbell.
Second Ward-Herbert Penrose, J. c..
Jensen. Lewis R. Pope, ]. c. Smith, F.
5. Ertman, George A. Alder, C. A.
Lund.
Alternates-John Stringham. John D
Long, j. b. Daley.
Third Ward-C. A Plumley, G.
Stringfellow, James W.. Eardley. Fred
Schneider F. Coalter, E. A. Smith. w
w. Browne
Alternates-John Irvine, Philip May
cock. r. NICHOLSON.
Eighth ward-W. E. D. Barnett, ].
A Greenewald, j. B. Keysor, A. Greene
valid, n. Gulbranson, w. r. Foster.
George H. Brown.
Alternates-F. j. Rawlins, ]. H.
Dewey, jr., j. E. O'Breer P. w. Nc
Caffrey.
Ninth ward-A. T. Webb. G. Gillitt.
A. NJ. Wooley, S. w. Darke. A. II.
Wooley, j. NJ. Benedict, L. NJ. Holt.
Alternates-L c. Snedeker, Frank
Harris, F. E. Margetts, T. w. Mathews,
J. M. Denny, ]. T. Kingsberry, w. A.
Rhodes
Tenth ward-H. A. Reeves. e. Bra
by, John q. Larsen, Gilbert Mclean,
Joseph Strong, Joseph S. Darke, F. r.
Paul, John Kirkman, ]. Griffin.
Alternates-John Christensen John
M. Young, j. w. Sawyer.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Delegates-H. Green NJ. P. Madison.
d
Oscar Hadley, T. C. Lewis, w. A.
Sperry, George Littley, F. i. Dunford,
Q. G. Oderman, Frank Brown, C. A.
Carlquist, William Marsh, John Tirim-
ley, John FIill, A G. Giauque, Thomas
Green John G. Smith, D. Wetzel, H.
Watson, Thomas G. Winter, James
FULTON, w. H. Richardson, P J. Daley.
j. e. Callister. John Shea, w. b. La
vile. Charles Lang, NJ. Hammarsaugh,
Henry Wallace. Walter L. Price, Frank
Harrigan, H. d. Folsom, J. B. Rawlins,
Norris Sommers, J. r. Anderson, G.. B.
Blakley, G. R. Barrett, J. A. Williams,
Gustive Kroeger, r. Letcher, Ed Nor
ton. j. A. Grennan, Benjamin G. Culver,
Gustave H. Backman James w. IRE.
e. G. Holding, Thomas F. Howells,
Thomas Hull. H. M. Sadler, W. H.
Chsmberlin. James, Hegney. Van
Alternates-M. Ludlow, George Chesh-
ire, A. Preece, A. Townsend. Samuel
Friday, William Dyet, A. Buchanan.
F. c. Bobo, J. Elton, Newell Clayton,
William Bowman, Wallace Fenton,
Charles H. Hyde, j. w. Bird, J. J.
Rogers, James H, Lee, T. E. Missing.
Ike Hilson, F. Of. Marohn, L. Taufflir-
cher, j. r. Stubs. w. p. Dodds, n. V.
Jones, c. r. Morse, j. H. Murphy,
John McKeever Silas H. Could
THIRD PRECINCT.
y Seventeenth Ward-E L. Sloan.
George E. Burbridge, c. B. Felt,
A. W. McCune, C. R. Howe, A.
F. Barnes by A. e. Hyde, B. Y. Hamp-
ton, A. D. Edwards, John f. Hansen.
Herman A. Peck, R. G. Slater, Joseph
H. Raleigh, Henry Barnes, S. s. New
ton, Henry Arnold, Joseph M. Watson,
]. H. Back, D. P. Thomas.
Alternates-A. E. Hyde, f. w. Miner,
B. T. Lloyd, M. Merrill, Jacob Raleigh,
Colonel Edward Byrne William Hayes,
DR.. Orson Howard. r. S. Slater.
Twenty-third Ward-F S. Fern
strom. G. R. Jones. Alternate-Thomas
Redmond.