The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-30
Third Precinet.


Twenty-second Ward-There was "a
great outpouring at this meeting, and
much enthusiasm was manifest. JOS.
H. Haslam was called to preside, While
Chas. Halkey acted as secretary.
The following were elected:
Delegates-Jos. H. Haslam, James
Anderson. John L. Nebeker, r. G. Slea-
tor, Philip Pugsley, jr., S. F. Taylor,
s. W. r. Brown, r. S. Sleater, Henry
Grindrod, Brigham Baslam, John w.
Haslam, H. j. Haywood, Mrs. S. F.
Taylor, Mrs. r. G. Sleator, Walter Ed
gar, Mrs. K. Sleater Mrs. r. Lamph,
Mrs. Jane A Aldbrandt
Alternates-W- G. Margetts, Charles
Wiseman, George Hatton, NJ. Vincent,
W. Brown Mrs. Jos H HaSlam
Sixteenth Ward-This primary was
a very enthusiastic one, and many
women were present. H. A. Smith was
elected chairman and w. J. Lewis sec
rotary. The following were elected:
Delegates-R. p. Morris, ]. B. Reid,
W. ]. Lewis, Thomas Morris, George
W. Timpson, Sinah Reid, w. J. New
man, II. A. Smith, Eli A POLAND,
Joshua Selley, James Bishop, Mrs. E.
Thomas. Mrs. Lizzie Selley, Mrs. Emily
Lewis, S. J. Newman, George c. Riser,
T. A. Holcomb, Henry H. Walters, w.
A. Hodges.
Alternates-w. P. McKeever, John
R Isaacs, Joseph Evans, z. Davis, E.
E. Rich.
Seventeenth Ward-The primary in
the Seventeenth ward was a well at
tended and enthusiastic gathering.
The meeting was called to order by b.
T. Lloyd. and Oscar W. Moyle was
elected chairman with E. l.. Sloan as
secretary. The delegates elected to
the county convention were as fol-
lows:
William B. Preston, Oscar w Moyle,
B. T. Lloyd, w. T. Gunter, E. L.
Sloan, Miss Laura Hyde, S. ]. Jepper-
son, Mrs. b. T. Lloyd, Joseph Bull,
A. w. Mcclure, Emma C. Bull, Mrs.
A. w. McCune. Joseph Bull jr
Alternates-Mrs. Bathsheba w. Smith,
DR.. c. F. Wilcox, NJ H Fitzgerald,
Aurelius Miner, Joseph Krantz, George
G.. Bywater.
During the interval of counting the
ballots the Hon. W. B. Preston was
called for and made a common sense
speech upon the issues of the day,
which was received with cheers upon
cheers. DR.. c. F. Wilcox made n speech
that would have done credit to a con-
vention of five. thousand.
AT the close of the speeches it was
decided to elect a ward campaign COM
mittee of nine to look after the poll
u2al affairs of the ward and to
cooperate with the precinct cam
paign committee. Those chosen were:
B. T. Lloyd, Oscar w. Moyle. w. r.
Preston, w. T. Gunter, e. L. Sloan.
Miss Laura Hyde, S. J. Jeppson. Mrs
A. w. McCune, and Mrs. Emma Bull.
So far as the Seventeenth ward is
concerned, the idea of ward primaries
demonstrates. the propriety of so hold
ing them in the future. The meeting
ADJOURNED and the delegates requested
10 meet the delegates of four of the
0tner wards of the precinct at Der
ploges hall tomorrow evening at & n
m. to consider the best plan for the
delegates elected TO the convention to
pursue and to consider the election of
a precinct campaign committee. All is
we'll -
Nineteenth Ward-Jhe Nineteenth ward
primary was Il spirited and interesfinp
put -wlthal a most harmonious lneetinS
a dozen short addresses were made of an
Instructive nature and the proceefIinps
were interspersed with music. s''SS
Jonn T.. Hansen was chosen chairman
dilu MISS Dora Bowman secretary.
me Following sixteen delegates and six
aiternates We're elected:
]. H. Back, Dora Bowman. John n
Plke; Joseph All. Watson, Olive Derbidge.
Hank Barnes, John E. Hansen. George ID
wallace. Mrs. j. M. Watson, s. S. New
ton, John E. PIXIE, Sergeant Katz j. r.
Kaleigh, A. D. Edwards, c. c. r. Wells,
Alternates- Elizabeth Farnes. Thomas
Slight, e. Farnes, Emily Dean, Joseph
Pugsiey, Mrs. John e.. Hansen.
port Moses Thatcher and j. L. RawIins
for the Senate and 3. II. Roberts for