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

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r Barratt ]. H. Tillott, Edgar Hills
Brigham West Wallace Bowring
Fifteenth ward-John H. Lloyd
James Hegney, John Allen, ST.. JOIN
Allen, jr., Joseph Thornton. J. W
IRE, Albert Fischer George Bates
Ben Culver, George Lloyd, C. II. Back
man, z. s. Holding, Is. p Brown, \
S. Gray, w. H. Evans. Daniel Howells
Erl0man n. sam Bates William RiIrt.
John Stubs, Thomas P. Lewis. n. y
Jones. William Freckleton, A. Unger
j. II. Murphy. 3. I. Lloyd, Thoma:
Allen, c. ". Rankin, James A. Brown
Charles Eddings, Thomas Thomas
Mrs. B. ?. Brown.
Alternates-Joseph r Morgan, Mrs
e. S. Holding, F. Keller, Mrs. L. IRE
Mrs Vanstetter. Dan Elton.
The delegates were requested t.
vote for John Allen for councilman.
Third Precinct.
Sixteenth Ward There was a big
turn out in this ward. E a. POLAND
was chairman and S. Z. Haines secre-
tary. Delegates as follows were
elected:
David Harmon, Mrs. Sarah Haywood.
". A. Hodges. r. P. Morris, II. A.
S!iliNtI' W lllLain j. Crp"IISf, James
Bishop, Mrs. W. ]. Lewis, S. j. New
man, Thomas Norris. Jonathan Ev-
ans, Ben Harmon, Walter J. Lewis,
Hamlet Evans, E. A. Follard, Harry
a. Walters, j. c. Mitchell. Edwin Da-
Wis. II j. Newman. Arthur Frewen,
Henry Walters, jr.. II. Tlmpson. Joshua
Selley, John B. Reid, Mrs. John D.
Reid, Mrs. H. Walters, William Sicily,
George H. Sp1y, George w. Timpson,
James G. Reid, Edwin Entwistle,
James A. Earnshaw, George c.
Riser, w. II. Pitt, Mrs H Newman
Mrs. L. Selley. Mrs. Jonathan Evans,
Ernest Hamer
Seventeenth Ward-Oscar w. MoyIe
Joseph Bull. ir., J. H. Fitzgerald, B. T.
Lloyd. Aurelius Miner W 3. Preston,
Joseph Bull Z. L. Sloan, DR.. c. F. VIII
cox, John Tinzen, C. 3. Felt, Walker T.
Gunter. S. P. Jeppsen, c. r. Howe
William White, A. Y. HooSic. James
Dryer Mrs. U. D. Rumell, Mrs Ehz-
abeth Bull. Mrs. Joseph Bull, Mrs.
Aurelius Miner. Miss Laura Hyde,
Miss Maud Pratt, John w Smell. John
Barber, John Wardrobe. Alternates-
William Schluter, George G. Bywater,
William Burbridge, David Woodman-
see, Joseph Peck.
Ninlteenth Ward-John H Back,
Samuel S. Newton. James H White
Ger, George z. Wallace, Henry Barnes,
Richard Collect. James Pugsley, John
y. Pike. John Mattress, A D. Edward.
James NJ. Watson. Jacob Raleigh, John
E. Hansen, John Holmes. John Afford.
Sergeant Katz. William r. Brown,
Mrs. John Back. Miss Olive Der
bridge, A. E. Raleigh. w. D. Neal,
Miss Dora Bowman, Mrs. Amelia Dean,
S H. Conley. Dr. Orson Howard, Jas.
Ia inf +.
Willis. Miss Emily Dean. AIonzo
Simpson. Alternates-Geerge B. Whit
ecar, Milando PRATT, Mrs Sarah Kid
die, James Derbridge, Mrs. James n
Watson, William Saunders.
TWenty-Second Ward-Ioseph H
chairman. John L. Nebeker
secretary. The following are the dele
gates chosen:
George Pugsley, Milo Vincent,
Charles Hacker, William Gillespie.
William II. Brown. Joseph II. Player,
66 ichard Lauph, John Lees, s W. R.
Brown, Thomas Robinson, Jesse Good
fellow, Eugene Hodges, r. e. Sleater,
B. A. Ridd, Thomas B. Margetts, II. J.
hayward, W. j. Hall, d. r. Perkins,
Richard Griffith. jr.. w G. AIargetts,
]. II. Haslam, S. NJ. Barlow, ]. \.
Lees, a. J. Flint, r. S. Sleater. d. N.
Bath. T. B. Sleater H. i. Sleater. J.
Nebeler, Alex. Garrick, J. Rillster,
r., John e. Merritt. Charles Brooks,
Waiter Edgar, Jerry Grinrod, Samuel
}. Garbett
Alternates-B. Haslam, William Bow
nan, J. G, Bleak, jr., john W. Had
lock, John W. Haslam. Phillip Pugs-
ey, Jr., William ". Turner, Charles
c. G.. Shill. =. e. NebeJler
Twenty-third Ward-G. r. Jones
1u. Is. Folsom, James Stacy. f S.
'ernstrom, Johannes Halvorson and
Joseph HalvOrson.
Forth Precinct.
Eighteenth Ward-Dr. ]. Thomas
". H. Culmer, Robert Patrick, j. b.
Cummock, Q. P. Arnold, Jr., r. H. /
Cabell, Robert Patrick Jr., H. G.
W Whitney, Rulon S. Wells, j. H. Parry,
nudge +. d. Hoge, w D. Barton, II.
: James, W G. Romney, c. L.
Knight, j. c. Caine, S, H. lynch, Leo
Jon Taufkirchen, Lawrence Young.
George d. Piper, Stanley H Clawson,
Bishop O. f. Whitney. P. ]. Norar'
w James, 7. CT. Weber, H. p.
w. G. Patrick, ]. 4 Gun
bingham, Nephi w Clayton. George c.
3lair. Mrs. Byron Groo, Mrs. Nephi w.
clayton, Byron Groo, Mrs. Ellen Bar
on, Isaac A. Clayton, Mrs. F. S. Rich
rds.
Alternates-J. G. Sutherland, Miss
7mma Kincaid, Mrs Kate Burton, ].
;. Toronto, r V. Decker. George T.
'elt, John II. himball, Hyrum Olson,
ON Dobson, John Farringun.
on motion OF Mr.. II. G.. Whitney the
elegation was instructed to present
be name of Robert Patrick, ST.. to
he precinct convention as the unani-
nous choice of the Eighteenth Ward
for councilman.
Twenty-first Ward-Thomas II.
'homas, Jr., NJ. S. Wooney. Joseph S.
Lorenzo Cardwell, Mrs Z.
}. Smith, p. c. Hoffman, S. D. Chase,
v H. Dale, 7. G. Dawson, Mrs. f. Is.
erguson, c. B. Stewart, John Burt.
homas Manning. Orson Allen, Mrs. J.
Richards, Josiah Burrows. w. s.
wen, Ada Faust. Joseph S Williams,
d Davies. Mrs William NJ. Stewart,
n. William NJ. Stewart, c. l. Hawley, I
homas Allen, Joseph Hail, Mrs. F. S,
astleton, John Taylor, Mrs. p. G.
offman, James Castleton. Albert
Walter Calder, George w. {
clog, Eugene Lewis, r. SNOWFALL, ,
z. ?. Read, Thomas Ash, D. Fergu-
IN, Mrs. Grace Taysum, John Z. Gum.
1t is said that a large proportion of
lie delegates from this ward favor !.
:. H. Dale for councilman from the
ourth precinct Mr.. Dale has many
lends and the labor element, who are
Ishing him strongly.
Fifth Precinct. s
The Fifth precinct primaries were
Id in Richelieu hall There was a
rye attendance and some spirited dis
ssion. Charles j. Pence was cllnir- j
? u of the rrneeati,,.r I'D Ar.,..4:.. c.