Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-15
TIE POLITICIANS.
Republican Parry Department at The
Theattr.
SALT LAKE coUyIY CONVENTION.
temporary aud Permanent Organize.
tious-lhe toutrst IL
Lively.

llNriYs
The Salt Lake cIunty Republican
convention was called tor the Thuatef
20 10 am today, aud large crowd VI
delegates assembled Ia front Of the
uuil.iag. The doors, however, were
not opened iOr some time later aud u
wua iu3I wuon Gu ifman James Of
tho csmmitler called tue meeting to
order.
Tie rhca,or wa, handsomely dec.
GRATED vita iho national c1lof,; aud
across toe back VI the sta o was n
motto bearing portrait q Hon. +. J.
Cannon and the words "Pfogcctiou--
Free Silver"
All Through the session tho activity
VI candidates und their plrJsans mado
The contrs, ~ a decidedly nyely char.
aoief through. ut.
After music by the band, Mr.. James
made a brief speech cImuhmrnting
the convention on the pAryplJsp. G. Of
tucCvHs, sud named Auhlr 8rIwn rs
chaifnian AL. Glen Miilef as secretary
Of the tenn uofary organization.
Mt. Brown thanked tho COMMITTEES
'Ur the honor conferred on him, AID
called the attention OF the dclcs stcs 10
the impouRuos Of tue work Uei1rs
them, to select iuitab'e men as tue
pary'H standard bearers. He fovio wed
tue progiess Of tbe party Ia this Terri.
tory, anu predicted IL success.
George l.. Nyo was named ~ asiiat-
ant secretary.
TIE convention call was read by The
secretary, aud n committee on crsirn-
tialS APPOINTED ~ ioilsws, i've ifOm tbs
city uuu iour from the county:
ist pfecinct- AIN.
.uu PIE ciIc'-J, J. J0rum.
3ti Piec,noI-Attuur w utter.
4,h fivcinct-r. H.. HafIef.
9th Pteciuc,-AL J. O'Aiuara.
CauutS -P. a. Nelson, r. A Gordon,
". "A. waidir, Joseph NJ. Hot.
The commitlce ON permanent organ
izttion anu order Of business aa ioi-
lOwii
lsl Ptsciuci-Sam }. Kenyon.
.u1 Pt.cinct-J. "A. n uderson.
std PIse.eqi-=s s.,s.- 4, teA
4ih Pfecinct-J. IS. FafiIw.
County j. l.. Taylor, q. q. Tquires
w. W. wilson, J. A. HtfAttoD.
The c0mmitlss on resolutions was
nsmed m followti
Let Pfcoinci-J. NJ. Freeze.
2nd rrecinol- VIM. NJ. Elliott
afd Pfsciuct-Arthur Winter.
an Pfecinct--J. =, Daveler.
5ih-E. ID. Il, Thompson.
County-R. Il. Mclfaig, b. Is. Bit
ner, J. 4, Monh, W. q. C0fbi,h.
A motion TO limit tue county repre-
20 4tatiOn 10 two members on tue im.
mittce vas defeated W heavy major
Ivy.
AZ this point tho convention al.
loutued 10 pm.
On resutning this afternoon and
during n wait for the committee on
Credentials, the convention was au-
dressed by &. 4. Allen.
Tho ctedullials committee report
was adopted, q. r.. WAutlanJ beng
gwen place ~ delegate ius,ual Of y.
a. Empvy, dl,quslfirI by rca.ln OF
his membership Ia the board VI police
Aud me cumuissi iuofH.
The committee on permanent on.
gauizaiiuu aud order % business
recommended the permanent organizi-
ton a. lulluwt3
Arthur Brown, chairman; spencer
ClaWsuu, tTst ylyo chHlTmui, a, ].
Cushing, srcund vice chairman; q ca
Miller, secretary, w. .. Clruls, 5. n.
Love, l.. n. FtTus WORTH, n. Is. Jones,
sss.slautt; Ralph Gulhre, reauing
clvtE; Taos. II. Mshonvy, sergeant At
SIRIUS, T., =. COudie, u. lrisB, assistants;
J. &. saudbuIg, chaplain.
The order OF business rvcomm "a del
wAHas Olluwt;
Invocation.
Rvporls OF committee on crede ltiala,
on permanent organization and order
" uusinu's, aud on res buttons.
Nominations aud election OF cRndi-
dates for county officers In the follow.
ing ORDER Suleclmvu, recorder, clerk,
assessor, collector, shuriG, treasurer,
attorney, coroner, surveyor. Numl.
ualiug speeches " be limited 10 three
minutes.
An explanation w.s made that tho
selectmen were placed al the head VI
the list because u thb Importance u
tue official position In tue county,
The report wns adopted without d.
Vision and Chaplain saudburS offered
prayer.
The committee on resolutions report
was read anu adopted. IL reuiil fmod
the Provo resolutions, aud UtheIs m
the same general line, clnlemuing tho
methods anu policy OF the Democratic
party; demauuing Tree silver colnageat
iAe ratio Of 10 TO /, and pledging to
Hon. H. J. Cannon the unqualified
support OF the Republicans Of this
county.
Nominations for selectmen came
next IN order, the names OF Johu A.
Sharp, A. >. Geddes, Il. l.. Hines, NJ.
ChTlstUtirrsln, samuel Perry, William
Doxey, J. h. Bevrrdge, II. a. smith,
McFarlaue, Henry Harkrf,
James Splllstt, q. d. Brintln, W. l..
Pickatd, 4. H.. Harris, Il. I. BurtouJ r,
j. A. Heiss, FTauk Rudy and q. II.
Roberts being brought forward.
/, was I O'Clock whom ballo,ing for
suleclmeu began, aud the count was
10 progress when the NEWS went 10
pTess,
The probability A. that The c3nvsn.
lion viii la6t Tar iutO the night.