The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-01

business. He suggested thdt the coI-
vention proceed while the Fourth pre-
cinct was conducting its own business.
well" said Governor West. you
may have your slate prepared. But
when we went to caucus this after
noon it was objected to- and we could
not elect them. The convention could
not work while we are caucusing."
There was an interesting passage at
arms between several delegates, in
which George W. Snow denied the
Fifth had a slate and Governor West
again demanded time. saying 1t was
not right to make states before the
convention started.
The motion for a recess hnally pre-
vailed and an active caucus was car
ried on The most interesting fight
was in the Fourth precinct, where
Governor West and others engaged in
a very animated colloquial battle, with
the result that Judge Powers, R. w.
Sloan, Joe Cohen and others carried
the delegation to Ogden.
When order was secured again the
roll was called on delegates to the
state convention. In number of
county precincts it was found that
delegates had left for home after the
afternoon session and, therefore, in
number of cases names were not pre-
sented. The following list. however,
was given on roll call:
Delegates to State Convention.
Big Cottonwood-Isaac Brockbank
Francis Mcdonald. Alternate-S. a.
Castro.
Bingham-B. B Quinn, S. Hays.
Bluffdale-James H. Olsen.
Butter-No name given.
n
lie Brown. Alternate-J. R. Allen.
East Mill Creek-Horace Cummings.
John B. Fagg, alternate.
Farmers w. H. Hodges, John
Gabbott, John @. Cannon. ]. H. Tall
lis, alternate.
Hunter-F. Hayes, Alta Jones.
Herriman-No name given.
Granite and Silver-George Dry
burgh.
Granger and Brighton-Moses R.
Porter. Alternate-Stewart Tanner.
Mill Creek-D. l.. Miller, H. c. Car
Isle, R. P. Miller, William Beam. AL
Mountain De1l-James L. McMurrin.
Alternate-Martin Garnes.
North Jordan-Albert Spencer, Mrs.
A. E. Bennion. Feber Bennion, alter
nate.
North Point-No name given.
Pleasant Green-N A. Nelson. A. G.
Brown, alternate.
Riverton-John Hansen. James
Blake, alternate.
Sandy-James Jensen, H. M. Pier
son, Abel Johnson. Alternates-R An
derson and H. T. Culver.
South Cottonwood-J S. Rawlins.
Thomas a. Wheeler, Nathan Tanner
Heber S. Sanders, Martin A Williams
A1tarn a O NJ irJ
Thompson, D. Jones.
South Jordan-Brigham Sellers. Jes-
sic M. Bixton, alternate.
Sugar-Frank Y. Taylor, Felix ].
Stark, ]. G. Bywater. Alternates-.Mrs
w. c. A. Smoot, jr., Mrs. Nellie Pen
rose Brown.
Union-A. H. Rock, ]. G. Sharp,
George A. Graham. Alternate-Mrs.
E. Bogges.
West Jordan-James Dennis, Mrs.
Agnes Cutler, Nels Limb. Alternates-
John Larson and Mary J. Bateman.
First Precinct.
- First precinct-F. S. Harris, ]. B.
Timmony, S. E. Allen, A. NJ. Cannon,
Jr., j. c. Jensen, G. A, Weggeland,
George stringfellow, Kate W. smith
Philip Maycock, William r. Foster,
Frank ]. Rawlings, H. NJ. H. Lund,
w. A. GALLAGHER, Frank Harris, H. S.
Margetts, 7. M. Holt, j. c. McNally,
Adam Spiers, G. A. Mclean, A. II.
Schroeder, John NJ. Young, H. J. Din
inny, j. B. Walden.
Alternates-John Siddoway, H C.
Iverson, Margaret a. Game E. A.
Smith, j. A. Greenewald, J. W. Judd,
Alexander Mitchell, James Moffatt.
Second Precinct.
Second precinct-Thomas Lewis, ].
H. Bailey, Albert Preece, r. Van
Glider, c. II. Lewis, H A Sidney,
Frank Stanley, c. A. Carlquist, f. F.
Marohn, G. H. Backman, j. w. IRE,
R. c. Badger, Mrs. Rose Van Steem,
John Allen, T. F. Howells.
Alternates-Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. T. W.
Green, Thomas Winter, Henry Wal
lace, Mrs. Ellen W. Hyde. DR.. Matte
Hughes Cannon, Mrs. B. I. Brown. T.
2. Lewis.
Third Precinct.
Third precinct-R. p Morris, w. J.
Lewis, H. A. Smith, Thomas Morris,
Mrs. S. Reid, Eli A. POLAND, H.
Barnes, j. T. Raleigh, j. E. Hansen, j.
n. Pike, J. E. Pike, j. H. Haslam, JOS
eph Anderson, w. G. Margetts, r. G.
Sleater, J. L. Nebeker, George Pugs-
ley, G.. R. Jones, o. W. Moyle, B. T.
Lloyd, w. T. Gunter, Miss Laura Hyde.
Alternates-Joshua Selby, r. Lamph,
w. j. Newman, L. A. Holcomb, III. j.
Hayward, Mrs. Joseph M. Watson, S.
J. Jeppsen, Mrs. A. W. McCune, Joseph
Bull, jr.
Fourth Precinct.
Fourth precinct-O. w. Powers, H.
V Meloy, James Sabine, jr., j. NJ. Co.
hen, w. j. Bateman, R. w. Sloan, T.
F. Thomas, William Calder, W. H
Dale. W. p. Reid, John Burt, P. G..
Hoffman, A. J. Burt, H. P. Henderson,
Mrs. F. S. Richards, Robert Patrick, j.
nates-Alfales Young, Edgar
Howe, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Burton, Mrs
Stewart, DR.. Ellen B. Ferguson, D. c.
Dunbar, Mrs. N. w. Clayton, H. G.
Whitney, Mrs. Burton, N. W. Clayton.
Fifth Precinct.
Fifth precinct-Herman Bamberger,
Charles j. Pence, Charles Baldwin,
William C. Jennings, David Cameron,
George W. Snow. James H. Moyle,
Charles c. Dey, Mrs. Eurithe K. La
P. G. Jackson, J. w. Hamm, 1. L.
Welsh, J. w. Whitehead, jr.
Alternates-Mrs. Jane Freeze, Mrs.
Kate Heesch, Mrs. Geraldine Thorn
stoff, Mrs. Nellie r. Little, T. A. Will
Jams, c. S. Wilkes, J. r. Letcher, Dr.
Smith, E. G. Woolley, e. S. Snelgrove,
Mrs. w. f. Beer.
JdiciaI Delegates.
The roll was then called on the dele
gates for the judicial convention, with
the following result:
Big Cottonwood-J. H. Brinton. H.