The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-31

Peyton, Mrs. NJ. Eccles, Mary Cullen,
Moritz Reichter. ]. l.. Herrick.
Third Ward-James Taylor. F. s.
Woodcock, H. e. Gibson, Mrs. II. p.
Gibson, A. Richter, W. w. Tracey Al
ternates-Mrs. NJ. Farley, John LOT
green, S. j. Lovendahl, P. S. Peterson
Fourth Ward-Mrs. j. S. Corlen, A.
G. Horn, Mrs. James Thompson, ii.
H. Goddard, A. G.. Harris, I. W. Jones,
F: r. Christensen, John Greenwe n
Alternates-Hyren Belnap, ;. r.
Whitaker, Mrs. j. H. Mcclellan, Mrs.
A. D. Kuhn.
Fifth Ward-W. T. Kelly, Mrs. Mary
BOYLE. ]. C. Armstrong, ]. W. F. Vol
ker. E. H. Nye. S. P. Ash, Heber
Wright Alternates-Joseph Barton, E.
A. Mcdaniel, w. w. Browning.
Brick Creek-Fred GARNER. Alter
nate-J w. Clark.
Eden-John Farrell. Alternate-C. e.
Stallings.
Farr west-Joseph Chugg. Alter
HuntsviIle-Angus Mickey. D. A.
Nelson, Eliza Langley. Alternate.
Sorenson.
MISUNDERSTANDING G. Taylor AL
ternate-John Debb.
Hooper-M A King, Abe Johnson,
G. Belnap. Alternates-J. R. Bues,
Kanesville-C. c. Wilson. Alternate
H. P. Green.
Liberty-Mrs Mary E. Hgginboham.
Alternate-O. A. Penrod.
Marriotts-Thomas Stanger.
North Ogden-N. Montgomery, Char
lotte Woodfield. Observation-Disclosures
Miller, Annie Sorenson.
Plain City, n. Thomas, j. B. Car
yer, Annie Rawson. Alternates-
Toeanf, 2ou-Sou Miss FOI<man
Pleasant View-Arson Hickenlooper.
Alternate-Afrs. F. T. Sanford.
Riverdale-Adam Russell. Alternate
H. H Child.
observation-disclosures Slater. Alternate
Mrs. NJ. A Allen.
Uintah-C. c. Stoddard. Alternate
Robert Gale.
Wilson,. B. Trimble. Alternate
D. j. Wilson, Sr.
West Weber-William NJ. Pennington.
Alternate-Mrs. Sarah A. Hart.
Roy-Charles Lundquist. Alternate
S. B. Hammond.
Against the Idea.
The following resolution was adopted
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas. 1t is the sense of the
representatives of the Democratic vot-
ers of Weber county in convention as
lent, so far as the party in this county
is. concerned, to attempt by any means
to pledge the legislative nominees in
advance to support any man for
United States senator from the state
Of Utah; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the delegates to the
state convention be and are hereby in
structed, should the proposition to
nominate candidates for the United
States senate come before that body,
not to vote or take part in the discus
sion except to announce through the
chairman of the delegation that the
Democracy of Weber county declines
to be bound by any action of the state
convention relative to the nomination
of candidates for the United States
senate
j. G.. Tyler thought it was not ex-
pedieht to instruct the delegates, but
to leave each man free to act as he
deemed best. He was in favor of the
proposition to nominate senators as a
general thing, but in this county he
was free to admit it was inexpedient.
A delegate from the country took the
ground that the state convention had
no authority to nominate senator's;
that duty would have in reality to be
performed, if at all, by the several leg
islative conventions.
On the question being put the con-
vention voted almost unanimously for
the resolution, only three or four yot-
ing against it.
For MaIoney.
On motion of Judge Thomas d. Dee
the convention unanimously voted to
instruct the delegates to the state con-
vention to use their utmost endeavors
to secure the nomination of Hon.
Thomas Maloney as judge of the SUI
preme court.
The county committee was named by
the convention to consist of the presi-
dent of the Democratic clubs in each
precinct, with an executive committee
of one from each ward in the civ.
This closed the work of the conyen-
ton and on motion it adjourned.