The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-07

Fourth. .....................L Levi AXtell
Fifth. .............E e. D. K. Thompson
But when it came to the country that
was different. The outsiders were
Icaucussing on this question, but
the chair relieved them and
appointed D. Perry, of Sandy, and f.
L. Gushing. of Bingham.
ORGANIZATION.
A motion to recess for twenty min
uteS was turned down to admit of the
appointment of a committee on perma-
nent organization and order of bust
ness. Allen, of the John P. Jones"
club, throwing a sop to the outside
precincts, which were evidently dis
gruntled by the action of the conven-
ton regarding credentials, by an
amendment, making the number on
the permanent 8 organization 8, in
stead of T. The committee consisted of
the following:
First precinct, Sam J. Kenyon; Sec
ond precinct, H, G. Button; Third pre-
cinct. w. L. Dykes; Fourth precinct
H. G. Mcmillan; Fifth precinct, e. E.
Richie
County at large-Joseph J. Stebbins,
of South Cottonwood; J. j. Williams, of
West Jordan; John A. Sharp, of Brigh-
ton; Tom Ferguson, of Farmers ward.
Recess was in order, but the ire
pressible Jake J. Greenwald, like Ban
guo's ghost, wouldn't down, so as a
sequence he arose. When upon his
feet, Jake moved a committee of nine
on apportionment Of delegates, which
committee should consist of five from
Salt Lake city precincts, one from
Bingham and three from the county
at large, amid CALCULATIONS of disap-
prevail.
MR.. ALLEN PROTESTS.
c. E. Allen. of the John P Jones"
club, protested. This committee, he
said. would be useless inasmuch as it
was the promise of the committee on
Organization and order of business who
had the matter in hand, which body mad
associated with it that eminent gentle
man q. e. Richie. who had given the
statement careful study.
There is no telling what might have
been said on this point had not Barlow
Ferguson rose to point of order that
no such committee could be appointed
until after it was decided who the del
egates were. The point was declared
well taken and a recess of twenty min
utes was INDUCED in.
THE DELEGATES
When the session was resumed the
committee on credentials reported the
following as entitled to seats in the
conventions:
First Precinct. E. wiscomb, ]. E.
Chapman, C. H. Wilken, j. H. Brown,
Glen Miller. Albert Tracy, G. S.
Holmes. Willard Done, 1. N Hicks, ].
E. Lynch, E. J. Mitchell, George Olson,
Joseph W. McGurrin, O.. H. Hewlett,
James H. Smith, w. II. Sells, Frank
Pierce. w. T. Proudfoot, J. D. H, Nc
Allister. T. H. Cartwright, Bruce John
son. William Shovel, L. Dahlquist,
Mort G. Taylor, William Everett, j. J.
Greenwald, E. S. Carpenter. H. G. Wal
lace. J. G. McAllister, Eber Case, D. C.
Eichnor. H. S. Spiers, A. J. Pendleton,
L. Hyams, c. Merrill, J. Morits, s. ].
Kendall. F. G. Bassett, John A. Street,
Hyrum Strong, d. N. Straup, w. B.
Moreton. Sol Crown, S. J. Paul.
Second Precinct-A. E. Bryan, John
Taft. John Coray, F. P. Addleman, E.
II. Collister. c. E. Cooper, w. ]. Forbes,
Charles Fallentive. H. G. Burton, J. A.
Heiss. H. B. Burton, e. J. Eardley,
James Anderson, w. M. Elliott, D. H.
Wenger, Robert Smith, A. O.. Woods,
&c. A. Carlson, H. T.. Jones, Wiley
Brown. W., j. Harvey. C. P. Mason, Ike
M. M. Kaighn. A. H. Kelly, Harvey
Hardy, F. H. HILL, w. G. Van Horne,
William Nelson, Henry Denhalter. J.
&c. G. Glanfield, San Pete Armstrong.
IC. c. Merritt, N. D. Corser, James
Johnson. A. L. Williams, ]. E. Darmer.
y. W. Skinner, r. S. Hamilton, George
Canning. J. W. Wilson, William An
derson. E. NJ LIE Prohen, Barlow Fer
guson, John Zane, George Swan, A. R.
Carter. A. Stiefel, William Doxey.
Third Precinct-A. S. Geddes. Ethan
Jeremy, D. S. Emery, William Sugden,
Daniel Dunno, Willard Gard. H. M.
Pitt. A. F. Doremus. E. B. Jones, w. A.
Dyer, D. L. Davis, E. B. Tyson, A. w.
Winberg. A. N. Spooner, w. L. Dykes,
(NdnrOa inc r,1I1
III. e. Booth, w. Mcmillan, James w.
Haslam, G. J. Spencer, J. Goodfellow,
JOSHUA Lees, I. J. Starbuck, w. A. Hol-
man, Centre, ]. D. Wright.
Fourth Precinct-John J. DAILY, G. E.
Ellerbeck, Joseph Goeghegan, w. D.
Brown, R. l. Campbell, D. J. Chadwick,
R. S. Watson, J. T. Axton, J. E. Jen-
nings James Glendinning. L. NJ Earl,
Frank Knox. j. L. May. H. G. McMil-
Offenback. J. G. Robinson, " M. c..
Silva. E. G. Rognon, c. H. Brink.
Fifth Precinct-C. E. Allen. Elijah
Sells, Theo Burmester, F. E. McGurrin,
Frank Hoffman, Charles H Crane, J.
H. Kelson, W. P. Lynn. E. D. r.
Thompson, e. A. Kessler. Louis Cohn,
w. L. Pickard, A. B. Miller, Chris
Scott Crismon, J. H. Reinsimar, An
drew Campbell, Thomas Carter, All C.
Reese, Samuel Paul, G. e. Offenbach,
l.. U. Goliath, J. P. Gardner, J. H. Ba-
con, w. F. James, T. Ellis Browne, A
L. Simondi E. G. O'Donnell, Peter
Lochrie. H. H. Petersen, w. H.. Paine,
F. B. Platt, B. x. Smith, c. l.. Haines.
E. E. Richie, F. l.. Holland, Michael
Boyle, S. Mcdowell, B. B. Nesbitt.
County Precincts-Pleasant View
James Nicholson
East Mill Creek-W. H. H. Spafford,
Cecil Y. Smart, C. F. Calvert
Hunter--H. P Burns, Peter Larsen.
Granger-David Mockie, Fred l..
Kent, John D. Park
Butler-W. McGilson, John H. Walk
Brighton-John A Sharp. Fred SEN
ior
Pleasant Green-Levi Walstenholme,
John Brown.
ranite-George Thompson, James A.
Muir.
North Point-Frank Rudy.
Taylorsville-Henry Harker.
Bingham-George B. Squires, Charles
H. Squires, F. L. Cushing, M. w. Davis,
Frank Hicks, H. Bonditch. T. E. Bates,
Dan Macleod, R. S. Julian, b. F. KEEL
strom, L. Schneider, H. N. Standish, J.
H. Dahlen, George E. Mclean, J. N.
Scott.
Mill Creek-Samuel Chambers, A.
MacFarland. James Walton, Melvin
Rynerson, NJ Shurtliff, James Car
firth.
Big observation-disclosures Nelson, Hy-
rum Bagley, B. B. Belner.
Draper-Heber A. Smith, James H
Day. ALT Green, Franklin Johnson
William J. Terry.
Sugar House-George E. Ellis, George
M. Cannon, S. H. Love, Daniel Har-
rington.