The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17

The Utah commission met yesterday
and finished the work of appointing
judges of election, although changes
will doubtless be made before Novem-
Der 6. The commission also disposed of
other important matters.
PARTY NOMINEES.
Commissioner Tatlock offered the
following resolution, which was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the county registrars
and deputy registrars of this territory
and any judge of election who has been
hereinbefore appointed to such position
or place by this commission and who
has, since the date of such appointment,
been nominated by either political par
ty or who shall be nominated hereafter
prior to The election in November for
any Office, either territorial or county,
IS hereby required to forward to the
commission Immediately after accept
ing such nomination, his resignation as
such registrar or judge. Where it is
impossible to notify the commission by
mail of such resignation in time for the
appointment Of others prior To Novem
Der 6, such designations must be for
warded by telegraph. The clerk Of this
commission is directed to notify par
ties In interest of this action at once.
The following resolution was sub
united by Commissioner Sherman:
Resolved. That under the authority
vested in the commission by the ninth
section of the Edmunds law Of 1882.
and under the precedent established by
the Utah commission on October 8. 1893,
this commission does hereby appoint
Mr.. Charles Baldwin as a deputy regis
fration officer FOR Salt Lake county,
and order that he be detailed, after
proper notice is given of the time and
place, to hear objections and deoide on
the right to vote Of any person regis
tered in Salt Lake city. in conformity
with section 246, s. 3, pages 800 and 321.
VOL l. compiled laws of Utah.
CHARLES BALDWIN TO HEAR OBJ
JECTIONS.
It was lost and this substitute. offer
ed by Commissioner Norrell, was adopt
ed:
Resolved. That Charles Baldwin is
hereby appointed a deputy registrar for
the First, Second, Third. Fourth and
Fifth precincts of Salt Lake city, for
the purpose of hearing objections to the
right to vote of any person registered,
and that the compensation of such
work shall not exceed So day for time
actually and necessarily employed.
w. Il. tRNlOH Was dppO-nNCo W at
en- the same capacity for the Ogden
precincts.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The following list Of judges of cleo
ton was then announced:
List of Judges For November, 1894,
Election.
BEAVER COUNTY.
Adan1svdlle-Rees NJ. Joseph. Thomas
M. Reese. D.; John ]. Griffiths. X.
Bcavcr-Rcinard Measer. Walter
Christian. D.; Daniel Beck, r
G,,eenville-D. II. Barton William
Edwards. D: Charles Price, R.
Minersville-Iouis Leasing, Nat Good
mar, D.: George Jamison, r.
S:a-E. Tanner. NJ. Monahan, D.;
John d Williams, r.
Observation-Disclosures Lett, Ezra 7.
Williams. D.: Joseph Williams. R.
BOX ELDER COUNTY.
Bear River-Peter Mortensen, A. o.
Anderson, D.: John p. Hoimgreen. R.
Box E,der-C. NJ Squires. 0loff Jepp-
son. D.; John II. Horsley, r.
Calls Fort-Jude Allen, Joseph Hun
saker, D.; Jedediah Grant, r.
Clear Creek-Joseph Hunsaker, Louis
= f. DesPortes. D.: William Holt, r.
Curlew-Charles Arbon, James Cot
tam. D.; Cyrus w. Robbins. r.
Collinston-Jacob Bigler, Charles T.
witche,l, D.: L. w. Standing. r.
Deweyvilla-Nii,u V. Gardner, James
z. Dewey, D.; D. ". Holloway. R.
Grouse Creek-R. e. Warburton, S.
II. Kfmball. d Charles Lucas, R.
Junctdcn-Alnnzo Chadwick, David S.
Tarcy. d.; James Chapman, R.
Kelton-Oscar c. Ryan. Peter c.
Badger D.: Henry Conant. R.
Malad-Charles Carson. Allen Fer
guson, D.; J. r. Fowler. r.
Mantua-Charles n. Jeppeson, Peter
~. Johnson. D.; Hans Keller. R.
Park yalley-Thomas James, James
NJ. Morris D.; David Hurchie, r.
Portage-Charles F. Gibbs. William
S Mason, D.; Joseph Allen. r.
lynouth--Michael earn. Jedediah
Hess. D.; Thorlas Archibald. r.
Promontory-Z. c. Meyers W. T.
Kay. D.; George Barlow. r.
Ra vlins-William A Compton, John
]. Steed, D.; August Nichols, r.
Sunset-A. H. Gleason, Arthur Ca
pener. D.; L. H. Kennard, r.
Observation-Disclosures Smith. L. z. Quill
Imam, D: Henry J. Hogan, r.
Three-Mile Creel-Robert Young,
James Young. D.; Frank Hously, r.
willard-Nephi Brunker. Brigham
Nebeke-. r.; James Dalton, R.
CACHE COUNTY.
Benstn-william Catmull, Ezra
Kicks, D.; Thomas H. Reese, r.
Clark5ton-Joshua Homer, John
Thompson, D.; Adam Fife, r.
College-John Schenck, C. S. Olsen,
D.; James Nielsen, r.
Coveville-John Biggs, ST., Henry
Hendricks. D.; Henry H. Allen, R.
Hyde Park-Joseph Waite, Horace
Hancy. D.; Stephen Thurston, r.
Hyrum-Joseph NJ Smith, James H.
Larsen. D.; ]. L. Jensen. R.
Lewiston-John NJ. Bernhisel Hyrum
cunningham. D.; George r. Alfred. R.
Logan-L. r. Martlneau, Joseph KIM
ball John Bench, Alfred Farrell, D.;
" Rapp. George Cole r.
Mendon-G. W. Baker, R. L. Sweeton,
D.: Peter Larsen. r.
MillviEe-F. R Cantwell, Joseph
Humphreys. D.; Samuel Holt. r.
Newton-W. F. Jensen, George Clark,
n: Nels Jacobson, r.
Paradise-Robert Pierce, John L.
Price. ID: j. P. Law. r.
sborough-William Cunningham,
John F. Maughn, D.; Peter Petersen, r.
ProNidence-Richard Strfland, Will
liam Checletts, D.; Nephi Hochstras-
ser. r.
Mchmond-W c. Burnham GIN.
Thompson, D.; William Hope. r.
Smitheld-J. W. Giddens. William
Piii0ington, D.; James Hill. +.
Trenton-William Bingham. w. ].
Grlfliths. D.: John Bingham. r.
Welsville-Thomas Leishman, G. II
Bradshaw, D.; d. L. Walters. R.
CARBON COUNTY.
Castle Catch. F. Caffey. William
1ngall. d.; Robert Williams. r
Helper. H. Van Malta, Thomas
Rnoades. D.; John A Bigelow, r.