The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06
motion carried and the following com

e. A. Smith; Grand, no name; Iron,
John Parry; Juab. F. w. Chappell;
Kane, no name; Willard, A. Y. Steven
son: Morgan, John Hopkin; Piute, D.
s. GiAett; Rich, John Kennedy; San
Juan, no name; Salt Lake, John E.
Hansen; Sanpete, Guy c. Wilson; Sc
{. vier. George T. Bean; Summit, George
" W. Groo; Tooele, w. j. Robinson; Uin-
tab, William P. Colthrop; Utah, Will
fam Greer; Wasatch, William Buys;
Washington, Horatio Pickett; Wayne,
George D. .Pyper; Weber, Lewis w.
Shurtliff.
Permanent Organization.
On motion Of P. L. Williams COM
,nittfe on permanent organization and
order of business was appointed as fol-
lows:
Beaver. w. L. H. Dotson; Box Elder,
T. H Blackburn; Cache, Aaron F.
Farr, Jr.; Carbon, John 3. Highton
Davis, Jed Stringham; Emery Wyatt
Bryan; Garfield, George H. Crosby, Jr.;
( Grand, T. NJ Smith; Iron, Charles
y Adamson; Juab, John McChrystal;
Kane, no name; Willard, Alma Green
wood; Morgan, Joshua Williams. Piute,
D. f. Gillett; Rich, A. c. Call; San
Juan, no name; Salt Lake, William
II. Date; Sanpete, L. T. Baker; Sewer,
James H. Wells; Summit w. W. Cuff
Tooele, E. G. GOwans; Uintah, S. NJ.
Brown; Utah, S. R. Thurman; Wa
satch, Richard Bridge; Washington,
Thomas P. Gotham; Wayne. H. G.
Whitney; Weber, John NJ. Perkins
Committee on Resolutions.
Farley L. Williams need that the
chair appoint a committee of seven on
platform and resolutions. The motion
carried and the following committee
was appointed: p. L. Williams, of
Salt Lake, w l. Maginnds. of Weber,
Noble Warrlm, jr., Of Cache, William
Howard, Of Emery, Ferdinand Erick-
ron. of Sanpete, John Boyden. Of Sum-
NIT, and E. a Wilson, of Utah.
Organization Committee.
James H. Moyle moved the appoint
ment Of a committee of one from each
county on party organization. The
motion carried and the following COM
mittee was appointed:
Beaver. G. H. Fennemore; Box Elder.
H. L. Steed; Cache, A. G. Barber; Car
bon, P. F. Cuffey; Davis Thomas H.
Phillips; Emery, Andrew Anderson;
Garfield, N. w Clayton: Grand C. NJ.
Joseph S. Hyle; Willard, George Crane;
Morgan, Richard Frye; Piute, B. S.
Gillett; Rich. Robert McKinnon; San
Juan. j. r. Letcher; Salt Lake. James
II. Moyle; Sanpete, O. 3. Bergland:
Sewer, E. W. McDaniel: Summit. John
Boyden; Tooefe, j. c. DeLamar; Uintah,
William Bibson; Utah. A. j. Evans:
Wasatch. James Clyde; Washington.
y: NJ. Brown; Wayne, Alfales Young;
Weber, James L. Lear.
Charley Cranes Brother.
At the mention of George Crane. of
Willard. a number of delegates, realiz-
ss7cr a an rio
er, started to applaud. 1t took the
house about three seconds to see the
point. Then i broke out inro
laughter, cheers and applause, lasting
almost a minute.
DR.. Hunter, of Salt Lake. moved
that a woman member of this COM
mittee at large he appointed, and on
motion Of a. T. Schroeder. Mrs. Mar
garet A. Game was elected by accla-
nation.
A recess was then taken until 8
O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
While waiting for the seating of
delegates in the afternoon the Ogden
band ard Held's band played some
beautiful selections, the latter play
ing the famous Hunting Scene" The
delegates heartily applauded it
Chairman Smoot called to order AT
3:15 and was compelled to ask all but
deiega ties 10 move out. A number
from. Salt Lake, however. refused to
move. At length a semblance of order
was reached
j. T. Tolton, of Beaver, chairman of
the committee on credentials, reported
the namber of delegates, said there
we're no contests, that all but Kane
ara Grand were represented, and rec
oIhnmended that all counties cast their
full vote The report was adopted
II. G. Whitney, secretary of the