The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-04

CITY delegates to the Democratic coh-
ventfon held at Coalville yesterday
have returned and report a harmon
ious and business like meeting.
Henry Shields Was made temporary
chairman and o. f. Lyons temporary
secretary.
After reading the call, committees
on credentials, permanent orgahlzatIon
and order Of business and resolutions
were appointed, and the meeting au-
journed TO a later hour, When lhe Soii4-
mittees reported.
Colonel William NJ. Ferry was named
for permanent chairman and h. ID.
Rhead permanent secretary. Oroer OF
business: Nomination of representa-
tive and county superintendent OF
schools. twenty-siX delegates TO eachi
the state, judicial and senatorial con-
ventions ana appointment OF county
central committee.
Colonel Ferry made, a stirring and
effective speech.
Thomas l.. Allen of Coalville re
ceived the nomination for representa-
tive; E. H. Rhead of Coalville for SUI
perintendent of schools.
For State Delegates from Park City
R. c. Chambers, William M. Ferry
James P Quinn, John Shields Will
lam NJ Curtis, r. n. Ivory Fred
Flindt. William H. Goliath, George W.
Groo.
Parley's Park-B. S. Kimball.
Kamas-George c. Pack, Dan Lam
bert.
Oakley-W. W. Hortin.
Peoa-Ralph Maxwell.
Rockport-John Hortin.
Wanship-G. w. Young.
nN,T I'D ncy11 y
Crittenden.
Echo. E. Bromley.
Hennefer-C. II. r. Stevens.
Upton-John Clark.
CoaIville-John Boyden, Charles Cal
lis. w. j. Wright. w. H Branch.
Woodland-Henry Shields.
Alternately c. Thompson, T. j.
Mclaughlin, Fred Larson, Thomas Gu
pit, S. F. Atwood, n. 3. Snapp, j. w.
Mel, j. Pendleton, James Storer, w.
H. Batcherlor, Edward Powell, Jr.,
John P. Algood, j. w. Wilde, Dan
Mitchell and were made alternates at
large for Summit county.
Judicial convention delegates:
Park City-H. Shields, c. E. Street,
David Fisher. T. c. Thompson. w. E.
Tewksbury, ]. p. Sweeney, John Al,
Harrington.
Parley's Park-B. S. Kimban.
Coalville-W. w. Cuff, ]. B. Rhead,
J. L. Boyden, ]. A. Smith.
Henefer-George Judd.
Kamas-W. E. Pack, ST., Solin So
renson.
Peoa-OScar Lyons.
Upton-John Clark.
Fcho-J. E. Bromley.
Hoytsville-E. Brown j. j. Brown.
Oakley-S. P. Stevens.
Rockport-7J NJ. Malin.
Wanship-Peter Hixon-
Woodland-W. R. Smith.
Alternates at Large-M. L. Clarity,
]. j. Peters, E. w. Berry, D. F. Hur-
ley, George Wilde, j. K. Lemon, John
Maxwell, L. l. Randall, r. Wickle, j.
Mills. Marion Frazier, II. Z. NIalin, G..
w. Young The delegates were request
ed to use their influence to secure the
nomination Of Henry Shields for dis
trict judge.
Senatorial convention, to be held at
Park City, September 90:
Delegates from Park 4City-R. C. Cor
dell, G. w. Geiger, P. H. Nolan, H.
Reid, John Murtha, D.. f. Hurley,
Thomas Cupit, ]. Berry and P. H. Tai
Lon.
Parley's Park-R. S. Kimball.
Carruth, ]. NJ. Taddies, ]. A. Fisher.
Echo. Storer.
Hennefer-William Rheims.
Hoytsville-NE. W. Wilson, c. H.
West.
Kamas-AT. N Maxwell.
Rockport-W. D. Brown.
Upton-John Clark.
Wanship-B. Rigby.
Woodland-D. Mitchell.
Altern ates-J. II. Williams, J. Allen,
E. Wickle. r. A. Jones. D. B. Lewis,
William White, A. c. Marchant,
Henry Seamons, Z. Powell, jr., f.
Peterson.
Rawlins and Thatcher were unani-
nous choice for United States sena-
tors.
County Committee-H. Shields. W. H.
Coldbath, ]. P. Sweeney, David Fisher,
Scion Spiro. j. Durkin, B. S. Kimball,
r. L. Allen. Charles Calls. j. L. Boy
den, J. A. Fisher, John Clark, A. G.
Br;mm, c. II. r. Stevens, W. H. Will
son, G. c. Pack, G. B. Leonard, r. w.
Maxwell, II. B. Williams, John Hortin,
G. W. Young, W. r. Smith.
Resolutions.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the platform of the Territorial Demo-
cr-at ic convention Of 1898 and D1edPpd