The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-13

Alternates-William Nelson, F. G..
Carthy, W. S. Martin, DR.. H. T. Emise,
Van H. Brooks, H. B. Windsor, c. c.
Merritt, j. H. Harrison, F. K. Giles
pie, George Taylor, ]. c. c. Glenfe1d,
N. D. Corser, DR.. w. c. Green, A. L.
Hobson 1s, w. d. Wright Il.
Fifteenth Ward-The Fifteenth had
two tickets but the struggle was short
and sweet. Here are the names:
UNI, w. j. Burton, J. H. Newton, R. w.
Lewis, Fred Price, Ed. T. Ashton. L.
c. Johnson, George Canning, John
link, j. II. Hurley, Byron Cummings,
George D. Dean and D. r. Parry.
Alternates-George Swan, H. E. Van
Alstyn, Frank Miner, William Hus-
bands, R. S. Hamilton, Robert Wheeler,
j. z. Berkeley, Sam. Raney, J. W. IRE.
jr., j. r. Osborne, Thomas Gill, r.
Nelson, A. Springhall and H. Cart
wright
THIRD PRECINCT.
Sixteenth Ward-In this ward,
Joseph Nelson was elected chairman
and H. NJ. Hadley secretary. There
were 2S nominees, and 125 votes were
cast, the following being elected dele
gates: Robert Bridges, D. o. Emery,
Professor Mccall, Joseph Nelson.
Miles Taylor j. L. Hoke, George Read,
Frank Matthews and Thomas Powell.
There no alternates.
Seventeenth Ward-There was a
real hot time in the Seventeenth ward
for awhile. A. F. Doremus was
chosen chairman and G.. H. Jacobs
secretary and Immediately after the
row began. The John Henry Smith
faction had a printed TICKET in the
field which was freely circulated and
which it was said was made up in
the Bullion-Beck office on Thursday
night. The printed ticket acted on
Joe Morris like a red rag to a bull be-
cause Joe had a ticket of his own
which he wanted to go through badly
He was on it, so was A. T. Doremus
and others of that ilk. Morris moved
that the printed ticket be not used.
This created a storm of opposition and
on being put to vote the motion
was lost and it was decided that both
written and printed tickets be used.
After the votes were counted it was
found that a total of Y were cast and
that the John Henry Smith faction
carried their ticket straight for the
eight delegates as follows: John Henry
Smith, Hugh Anderson, s. H. Leaver,
D. l.. Davis, e. B. Jones, F. d. Kim
bail, w. A. Byers and F. D. Palmer.
Then Joe Morris cussed and explain
ed the defeat of his faction by saying:
'You see our boys get to quarreling
among themselves and the other
bloody rascals hold together like
Christian gentlemen; that's how it was
DONE
Nineteenth ward-W. L. Dykes presid-
ed and j. NJ Mack acted as secretary.
The following eight delegates were
chosen: Isaac Burden, r. L. Conley. NJ.
7 For
T. P. Evans, M. w. Taylor, and ]. H.
Dean. Four alternates-E. 3. Tryson,
George F. Adkins, w. l.. Dykes and A.
w. Carlson.
Twenty-second ward-Everythin was
peace and good will in the Twenty-sec-
ond ward. G. J. Spencer was chairman
and w c. Orem, secretary Fifty
three votes were cast with the follow
ing results: William Mcmillan, Jesse
Goodfellow, w. G.. Nebeker, c. j. Spen-
Ger, J. N. Haslam, John F. Lee, Josiah
Lees, A. Winter and c. F. Stevenson
nine delegates. Alternates = James
James Giles, Frank Janney, A ]. Orem,
r. Crowton, w. j. Janney and H Duns-
combe.
Twenty-third ward-Three delegates
were elected: j. ]. Starbuck, L. d.
Kinney and A. F. Sandberg.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Eighteenth ward-At the Eighteenth
ward primary, Spencer Clawson presid-
ed, with C. P. Brooks as secretary. The
following delegates were elected: R. c.
Campbell, George Lawrence, Spencer
Clawson, A. McQuairie, r. S. Watson,
w. P. Dinwoodey, L. E. Hall. Arthur
Brown.
Twentieth Ward-Heber NJ Wells
was elected chairman at the Twentieth
ward primary and John James secre-
tary. The following were elected: ].
r. Lynch, James Glendinning. John t.
Axton, H. G. Naisbett. f. L. Hines.
John James. George F. Gibbs, j. L.
May, T. E. Harper. ]. Openshaw. AL
NJ. Bell. J. S. Daveler,
Mr.. Higson, Mr.. Sullivan. Mr. Felt.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Twelfth Ward-.In the Twelfth ward,
Captain Paul was called to the chair.
while A. S. Martin acted as secretary.
Thirty-four names were placed in nom