The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Fifth Precinct.

FIth Precinct.
The Firth precinct convention was
held in the Thirteenth ward school
house last evening, with a full attend.
ance of delegates. Chairman ]. w
Hamm, of the precinct committee
called to order and DR.. ]. ]. McAchran
was called to be temporary chairman
and Martin Lindsay temporary secre.
tary.
L. ). DAILY moved that the temporary
organization be made permanent, that
the chairmen of the various vard
/ delegatiOns constitute the committee on
credentials and that the order of husi-
ness be the nomination of councilnnn
ana then the selection of delegates to
Inc city convention. This motion car
RED and the lists of delegates were
Having disposed of the preliminary,
order. 0ec's'i ecu N
George ". Snow. of the Eleventh
sald that he would present a name
tnat would meet with the approval ~
me ward, the name of highly es.
teeIned citizen, who meets all the re-
qulrements for councilman. He is
caPaole' large taxpayer, and good
RS This brought down the house
/ The wards joined in seeing which
could make the greatest Demonstrated
! l. L. Welsh said this is a Democrat ic
year. lie wanted to place in nonjna-
tioH a man who would help to carry
[i4e general ticket. His candidate was
OoIh IN Utah and was we'll know
ailu hheo IN the Thirteenth ward. He
! was capable, too He named Georpe
brought down the house. go
Jua9e Norren said the fun was
waxing furious and he would be eoual
10 the occasion. He wanted tn n9ni-
nate business man. one who hos
mace mace success outside Of Utah and in
81 san, ana VIII make a success
Wherever N he goes He came
cessful elsewhere and nIs liant sue I,i-
money in Salt Lake real estate '1S
vote setter is needed in the Fifth nra-
| clllct ana ms man is vote eetter who
can get in. He is honest and cana HE
DE named NJ. E. Mulvey. This non1i.
hdlloh brought a great deal of an
tenth wards. N l M
J. H. Moyle said that he knew t,e
lrst two men named and resnectnI
ehefn. He said he knew them 10Th IN
ne capable to perform the du+iae ~
councilmen. The third man he bod
not met, but from what he had heard
ne believed that he is competent ann
good man. However, he had a. candi-
udIe VINO IS vote getter, who is can
able and honest. He name6 C.aorsra
Cullins. whose name was received Wiz -
applause WI"
Alex. McMaster seconded the nomtn-
alton of Morris, P. J. Daily seconded
Mulvey Charles Baldwin secondeG
Gullins and NJ. B. Sowles seconded
The ballot was taken and resulted as
81: Woolley. %; Cullins, IA.
Twelfth Norris. .32: l1ulvev 81.
Woo!ley, p; Cullins, "a
Thirteenth-AIorris 80; NIulvev %.
Woolley, %; Cullins. Il.
IotalS-Morris, 100; Mulvey. II: Wool
ley. 70; Cullins, so.
The nomination OF the first three
We're made unanimous.
Robert Morris being called for. said
maj, .ilat inns is Democratic year, but he
hardly expected to be able to carry the
Fifth precinct, as the state might go
democratic and still leave the Fifth
intact. However, he was heartily in
FAVOR OF the principles of Democracy
and would make a good campaign He
promised that if elected he would be
careful OF the interests of the citizens.
George e. Woolley made a neat
speech in which he said it would he
his endeavor if elected to look after the
interests of the people, keep down tax
es and see that the government was
carried on economically
Delegates 10 the City Convention.
The following delegates to the CITY
convention We're then elected:
Eleventh-P. j. DAILY Charles Bald.
win, J. W. Hanm, John H Henchie,
A. w Brown, Thomas Dangerfield.
Robert Morris, James Donkin. David
Cameron, Arthur Hurlbert, Chas. ].
Pence, Cornelius H. Banks, Mrs Jane
Freeze, DR.. c. 4. Douglas, F. NJ Adj
kins, w. c. Jennings, Mrs. Kate
Heesch, Miss Belle Armstrong.
Alternates-Alex. McMaster. George
Y. Snow, F. Armstrong, Q. A Woolley |
TWelfth-T Y. Williams. ]. H Moy1e. I
G. s. Wilkes, T. A. Williams. John C. I
Midgley, G. Kroeger, a. A Gibson. j. /
c. WINS, Emiline Wells. r. H. Hardy, /
Mrs. e. K. LaBarthe Mrs. Nellie Lit /
tie, Mrs. Annie K. Hardy. Josh Midg- |
ley, A. G. Norrel, H. Wagner, George |
Cullins.
AFternates-Louis Hook. ]. D. Lyon /
II. B. Aldons, T. J. McEwan. L. A. En-. /
sign.
Observation-Disclosures V. Spencer. H. !
E. Durham, August J. Hoglund, VIII. /
lam Naylor, Sophia Long, Augusta NJ. !
Grant NJ. B. Sowles, DR.. J. J. McAch- /
ran, Mrs. W. F. Beers. l. L. Welsh. |
Maud May Babcock, Martin Lindsay, |
NJ. Hammerslough DR.. o. H Dogge, |
c. J. Gullbransen, John Montgomery, |
jr
Alternates-John Sake, S. Newman,
John Beers.
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