The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08

sell, H. Hill, Miles S. Johnson. Leah
Paul, F. D. Alden, H. K. Hardness, An
drew Campbell, ]. Enzensperger, w.
W. Dennis.
Fourteenth ward-DelegaItes to city
conventional. c. G. Glanfield, Frank
G. Cardhey, A. L. Hobson, Jesse W.
Fox, jr., Frank Enzensperger, James
NJ. Campbell, G. Bonetti, Henry Den
halter. W. G. Van Horne, j. E. OAR
mer, w. c. Clark, George H. Ingham,
Aug. Stein, E. A King.
Delegates to precinct convention
George j. Taylor. Ralph Wilson, W. F.
Raybould, Frances Wood, John AL
mond, VIM. Summer, Geor. Gebhardt,
T. C. Butler, Barbara Folsom, w. W.
Belts, W. B. Webber, J. D. Wright, A.
JacSmain. H. B. Windsor.
Fifteenth ward-Cfty convention del
egates-Elias Morris, H. F. Heath,
j. B. Missing. Andrew Bach
man, Fred W. Price, j. w.
Wilson. L. R. Steele, Ben White
more. George Canning, A. R. Carter,
c. J Mitchell, r. Springan, Mrs. Mar
tina Price, H. Cartwright, VIM. Hus-
bands, NJ w Rowland
Precinct delegates-E. NJ. LePrUhon,
Daniel Parker Miss Nellie Morris. A.
Rankin. j. W. Sugden, Miss Lille
Jones, S. ID. Rail-, James Williams. w.
H. Hensler. L. Smith. F. L. Meyers,
Lee A. Williams, w. G. Cane Henry
Mcdonald, VIM. Anderson, o. R Mer-
edith.
Third Precinct.
Sixteenth ward-Arthur Parsons,
Frank M. Matthews, C. F. Emery, Dan
lei Dunn, John Lawrence. Miles E. Tay-
Tor, George a. Davis. Edwin F. Parry,
Edna Smith, Mary E. Lovett.
Seventeenth ward-W. B Dougal1,
jr., j. H Campo. George A. Smith, f.
keytihng, Robt. Lewis, c. o. King. F.
S. Tingley. Total vote cast, 1877. Many
of THE voters were women. The dele
gaitior MS divided between Glendinning
and Doremus.
Fourth Precinct.
Eighteenth Ward. D. Spencer. r.
a. Greenep, Arthur Brown, L. e. Hall
K S. Watson, George Lawrence A
Mcouarrie. R. R. Anderson, r. S.
Campbell.
This delegation favors Jack May
for treasurer.
Twenty-first Ward-The fight in the
Twenty-first ward was the warmest in
the city, besides being the one that
attracted the most attention. There
were three tickets in the field. The
Hoffman, purity club had one, the Glen
a 49, +''er o~0wd had ancI.her, made up
partly from the Hoffman ticket and
partly from the Lippman-Guthrie
ticket, while Lippman and Guthrie,
who have been running the Republican
politics of the ward for some time
had a, third. All day long the mer
worked for their tickets. The Hoffman
club showed that in it's intense desire
to purify politics it was ready to take
advantage of the methods it detests
for its voters several times were
caught endeavoring to stuff the ballot
boxes and Lily White tickets were
often found with two and three rolled
together.
The Lippman-Guthrie crowd fad
everything their own way. They
played with the purity men just as
they pleased and the result showed
that Lieutenant Hoffman had met with
a, frost that must nip his grand politi-
cal aspirations in the bud. There
were 1856 votes cast. Of which the
straight Lippman-Guthrie ticket re-
ceiYed the following:
John S. Hfghan, 29S; William Card
well. 298; James NJ. Nicholson. 2S9
John M. Hopfenbeck9, $40; Edward s
Milford. 29S; j. P. Sorensen. 293: John
G. Robinson, 1854; Ralph Guthrie, 300
Fred A. Hale 294; J. j. Stewart, 300
]. 3. Farlow, IA; Joseph Lippman
291: W. R. Hutchinson, 300: E. G.
Rognon, $50; w. B. Andrew. 301; E. F
COlborn, 306; Edward Merrill, 304
The average vote on the opposition
was only 125. ]. 3. BARLOW was on al
tickets.
Fifth Precinct.
Eleventh Ward-Josh H. Felt, F. ].
Fabian, A. D. Katz, F. W. Dennis, F.
A. Vincent, Walter z. Kelson, Mrs. c..
W. Bennett, George NJ. Wayne. c.. w.
Morse, s. D. Evans, Oscar Youngberg
Joseph Simon, A. B. Pitts. A. A. Rob
ertson, E. B. Jones, A. Mink, A. NJ
Grant.
Twelfth ward-J. M. Dart, T. b
Beatty, DR.. H. N. Mayo F. A
Druehl, Samuel Paul, J. w. Cottle, A
c. Reese. Thomas Carter, A. E
Graham, L. U. Goliath, A. Roundy, A
S. Martin, ]. NJ. Rensimeir, A. ]. Lowe
George T. Odell
Thirteenth Ward-Captain J. B
Black, j. H. Bacon, NJ. j. O'Meara,
Gus Johnson, J. G. Heesch, z. F.
Richie, W. S. Wearing, H. P G.
Coates, P G. Anderson, Mrs. NJ. s
Mills, Arthur P. Ferl, James Nc
Tierney, It. Ellis Brown, Max Lip
man, T. R. Ellerbeck. Robert Nicol
Frank Plat, Don H. Porter.
Total votes cast 1855 The winning
ticket received 273 straight votes