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The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
Maine Commercial Travellers.

Tonight will occur the tenth annual
meeting and banquet of the Maine Com
mercial Travellers Association. The
committee have made all arrangements
for pleasant evenings entertainment.
The meeting will be held at $50 D. M,
in the parlors of the West End hotel. The
banquet bell will ring at s. 80 p. m. All
aboard will be the appropriate salutation,
ard it is expected that every travellin g
man in Portland tonight will join in the
procession and participate in the
festivities. The following musical pro-
gramme will be rendered;
March-CommeIc cial Travellers Ban
quet, Hall
Written especially for this occasion by
Mr.. r. B. HalD
Overture-Semiramide Rossini
Rock Duet. arr. Hatch
Messrs. Hatch and Skillings.
Note-These rocks were found by
Messrs. Hatch and Skillings on the
shores of Casco Bay; this is the only
instrument of the kind in existence
Medley-Latest Songs of the Day, Dewitt
Messrs. r. B. Hall and G. M. Brooks.
Mr.. John P. Welch.
March-D. I'll. c., (first time)
G. G. Halves
dedicated to the Veteran Band Master.
D. II. Chandler.)
Opera Selection-Faust, Gounod
Violin Solo-Old Folks at Home, Stobbe
Mr. Fred A. Given.
Concert Polonalse, Beissio
(Solos for all instruments)
Descriptive Plece-A Hunt in the
Forest, Voelker
Note-Break of day-Huntsman's call
Chimes in the distance-They mount
and start-Arrive at the forest black
smith shop-The smith at work-Call
to assem- ble-They sing a champagne
song-They mount and start again
The hounds scent game-Huntsman' 8
call to assemble-Rejoicing over the
hunt.
The following soloists will take part !:
Mr.. John P. Weloh, vocalist; Mr.. Fred
A. Given, Mr.. r. B. Hall, Messrs. Hatch
and Skillings,
One of Fairfield's teams will be at the
West End Hotel to take commercial tray
ellers to Dee-ing at the close of the ban.
ouet
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
DEATHS.

In this city, Dec. 26. Walter. only child of
Edward J. and Margaret Joyce. aged years
10 months 25 days.
Funeral this afternoon at 2.3o o'clock from
No 23 Danforth street
In Philadelphia. Dec. %. Mrs Susan B. Bald
win. formerly of Portland daughter of the late
Benjamin Kingsbury.
In Lewiston. Dec. %, Mrs. Matilda Nash,
In West Bath. Dec. %, Mrs Susan M. John
son, formerly of Bluehill. aged rs years.
In Bath. Dec. %, Mrs. Martha W. Smith, aged
73 years.
In Calais, Dec 20. Roy F. Woodbury.
In Strong. Dec %. Mrs. Betsey True, aged
u In Vests Mills, Dec. %. Mrs Lydia O. Luce,
I'm in Phillips, Mrs. Clara A. Chandler, aged 81
years.
I'm In Eden, Dec. %. Mrs. Prudence Hamor.
"sHI in Sobleboro, Dec. 10, Phillip Gentnner
aged so years.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
NO I {.

Profits all cancelled, the
cost mark only preserved
and 10 per cent added for
handling. Finest Qual-
tiles at lowest prices ever
touched in New England.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
MARRIAGE ES.

In Richmond, Dec %, by Rev. j. Nixon. Mau.
rice R. Mcclellan of Boothbay Harbor and Miss
May Gertrude Lewis of Boothbay.
In South Leeds Dec. 21, John f. Gilmore OF
Leeds ana Miss Vesta E. Hammond of Greene.
In Houlton, Dec. 10, Miles Green and Miss
May Armstrong.
In West Gray. Dec. "a. DR.. Ambrose Weeks
of Buxton and Miss Laura A. Allen
II Oakland, Dec. IL, Henry l. Tucker and
Miss Mertie M. Dudley. both of Mt. Vernon.
In Wiscasset. Dec. 16, R. P. Colby of West
port and Miss Annie NJ. Robinson.
In Nobleboro, Dec. IA, Marshal s. Barnes OF
Milo and Mrs. Alice York at Nobleboro
In West Pembroke. Dec. IL, Thomas Robin
son OF Pembroke and Mrs. Almlra E. Walker
of Midtown.
In Norridgewock Dec. "a, Joseph L. Taylor
Of Boston ana Miss Edith L. Powers of Nor
ridgewock.
Miss Maud M. Saunders.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
The Cape Electrics.

For several days, while the repairs are
being made on the approach to the Port
land end Of the Cape Elizabeth draw
bridge, it will be impossible for the
electric cars to pass over the bridge.
superintendent Mcleod, however hopes
to MAKE an arrangement by which cars
Will be run to connect with each other at
each end of the bridge and passengers
will be enabled to cross the draw on foot
on pontoon of planks. Arrangements
will also doubtless be made to connect
with the Cape Elizabeth ferry SO that
passengers may CROSS that way if they
desire. The work on the bridge has al
ready begun.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
WIDENING FOREST AVENUE.
Hearing on the Question of Damages Held
Yesterday,

Tn the county commissioners office to-
day an informal hearing was given the
claimants on the Deering Forest avenue
matter. The hearing was not req aired by
law and was granted the abuttors on the
avenue simply as matter of courtesy on
the part of the country commissioners.
During the day the following claimants
appeared before the commissioners: Capt
Eben T. Harmon, E. G. Jordan, appear
ing for the estate of Saumel Jordan, Mrs
Cook and Miss Mary Cook, A. E. Marks,
Fred Pitcher, appearing for Carrie g..
Pitcher, Kenard Brothers, Fred Tarbox
Z. B. Moody, H. P. Hanson and f. v.
Matthews who appeared for the Odd
Fellows of Deering, E. B. Winslow, ID.
Fl. Reed for Rufus Reed, Lewis Whitney
Some of these claimants assessed the
value of their land that would be taken
at dollar foot. many of them thought
from twenty three to twenty-five cents
would be about right, and many others
did not ask for damages. It is reported
that if the claims were considerd at the
figures of the claimants about $50, 600
will be wanted.
The first petition to widen Forest
avenue was presented the county COM
missioners in 1898. They refused to
widen the avenue and the matter was
taken to the Supreme court and the
uling of the county commissioners over
ruled. This decision was handed down
in April and in the spring the avenue
was widened twenty feet for about mile
and quarter.
One week from next Tuesday the COM
missioners must file with the clerk Of
courts the report as to the lines estab-
lished and the damages awarded in con-
nection with the widening of the streets.
The earliest period for the widening of
the road must be one year from next
juno. Proceedings cannot all be closed
before next June, and in event of an ap-
peal to the law court from the decision of
the commissioners in the awarding of
damages, the date may be prolonged later
than year from next June because of
the delay involved in such appeal. About
seventy seven parties are interested as
land owners in the widening of the
street.
The hearing will be continued at the
commissioners office in the City building
today,
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
Removal.

DIR. GEO. w. WAY,
Physician and Surgeon. has re-
moved his office from 930 Csuml-
berIand TO 472 Congress street,
over LOring, Short & Harmon.
office hOuss g to a. Ras., 2 TO a
and 2 to SPIN. Telephone H34-A
dec28 eod0w*
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
Lieut. Peary.

Lieut.. Peary's subject for the matinee
at City Hall today, will be a talk upon
his Eskimo friends, the children Of the
North Pole in summer and winter. His
evening subject Will be, Peary's latest
experiences in the Arctic region and his
long journey across the great ice cap
Children's tickets to the matinee are now
on sale at StockbridRe's. Half fare on
the railroads The evening lecture is in
the Stock bridge course.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
dec2S

needs to do is to follow up sJohn L.
Stoddard, through whom foreign people
and places become as the neighbor across
the way, or as the daily environment.
One of the most fascinating of the Stod-
dard tours is the one to be entered upon
at City Hall next month. Hundreds are
now enjoying it in other cities. Stock
bridge will issue the tickets for it next
Monday and those who are wise will be
in at the beginning OF the sale.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28

Last evening the Great Eastern
Athletic club of Munjoy Hill, gave a re-
ception and entertainment in honor of
Mr. Fred I. McMann of Boston. About
fifty guests and members were present
The music was furnished by Messrs
I.eayltt and Green. There were numerous
vocal selections finely rendered. In the
dining room collation. was served and
the party adjourned well pleased, at q
late hour.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
DR.. Dalton on the Gre at Crisis.

We have to do with condition. and
not theory. "This apothegm of thePresi-
dent will be the key note of DR.. Dalton's
diacourse Sunday morning, which will be
dispassionate discussion of the actual
situation of the country, and the real
issues to be confronted at this time.
There will he nothing personal or
partisan, but only common sense adj
dress TO a patriotic people.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28
ODD lot BARGAINS.

Greatest Wholesale Dispos; Of Draperies,
Carpets, Etc, ever II au gurated
in Portland. No Limit on
Purchases
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28

than the big ones attracted before, and
so it would be " ell to purchase seats in
advance, hloh can now be done at the
box office. Popular prices will be the
rule.
Notes,
: The Cecillian Quartette will return to
this city the first of January. Their sue
cess has been much greater than was ex-
pected.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-28

One may become cosmopolitan yet
never leave his own hearthstone. All b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

n shoe polish "Lifo OF Leather" with
II they carry dreSs goods samples; TIE
price Of tho shoe blsoking Il 81, the
purchaser IL entitled to a dfoss pattern
which will follow. Strange ~ II may
tetm mary bite At this bait and thea.
fellows scoop In the casn In great
shape. A similar dodge vas wofkiug
throu ia these towns several yeafs ag E
A msn and woman were tue actors
that time. a bottle Of medicine was
offered with . chance 81 dress TO iol'
low. Many are siill vAiiinE Tor tue
fabric.
Elders sven l.. Swenson and Albert
Cullimon lsn on "Wednesday Tor mis-
sions TO the Southern States.
The funeral over tho remains OF Biz
tor Slna Eidrsdgo took place y Amer
lean Fork today. She was tho slater
10 Hon. James Chapman.
Schools will open tomorrow, the
3O,h.
while Addison Anderson, Of Provo,
and Nils Uarii, Of Draper. were pass.
ing on the siAie ROAD just tont1 Of
town In n buggy, on thclt wRy TO
Draper last evening, they were run
Lotto by n drunken man and their
vehicle badly damaged. Tho fellow
refused 10 make good the Injury. Mt
Anderson says he will see to u that lac
does put up fof all losses aud dotsn.
ton.
Politics Il tho nll.absorbing topic
Throughout tho land. A grand Repui /.
licau rally will laEe place here Tue
day, Oct. lat. ID.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


NLTHTREAs. l. ,. sw ALhLnG. on TIE
w nfst day OF October, 4 ,, executed and
delivered 10 the NAuunhl buiiding Loan
Association, % ealt Lake city, hia pfQmissoI
note Tor tho sun " str hundred aud atty do .
lars, and on the same day, for the purpo.o OF
securing the payment Of the said note aud he
Interest thereon, the said I. Y. swaitefs And
99l,os swhIs' h WIS, st ,s., esstal1
trust deed upon tho following described pfep
erty situated n salt Lake County, utnh A. ere.
tory, t0'witi hcHnniug one aud o1ehaf ~
rous south FROM the northwest corner oi tot
eight ~ book one hundred and nity one tlol,
pat "a salt Lave city survey. aud IuHniaE
thence east tvo 90 rode, thence touih eight
~ rods. thence west two az rods, ihenco
north eight ~ fods TO the place Of hcTn. .ng,
which said trust deed was duty fscoteed IN
the once % the county recorder o. salt Laso
no and 0, ON the igsh day Of December. 1874,
and
whsrsAs, the said ~ swslbers and CHAR
lottc ,wslhcfE, % the nrft d-y u isuruary.
1873, executed and delivered 10 ne National
building a Loan Association, their pr0miasory
noio Tor the sum OF ne hundred dollar, atd
On tho same day, for The purpose Of securing
thereon, oNcc1tsd aud delNcTcdto " y, Hafon
lheif Ger avn trust deel upon the shid property,
hercinDstofe desoIibcd, which sad uuai deed
recorded in ihs ofi.e Of the county recorder Z
salt Lake Couniy, Utah Territory, "a book
q" y" Atpa,e tff anu iQt, and
Who're ., sail trust deeds provided that IN
case OF default 10 the payment OF faid promis.
soFy not - Of OF the Interest thereon, or any
rsrt thereof. then the sad Indebtedness and
al! thereof shodid NJ once become due and
payable, and tho said promises should be sold
b. the shid trustee or he successor m trust, At
pnbtic auction, ~ the front dcprot no conrt
house. IN salt Lake cay, Utah iernt1fy. or on
the faid premises. a. should be arecined In
tue notice ut such sale, thiriy days previous
nouco OF sueh saio having beoa gwen. once iu
each week for four successive weeks 10 any
ueWsuauaf At that limo uUbliHhVd IN salt lake
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Notes.

Little Merthyn Clyde Parole, ave
year-old son Of Mr.. ami Mfs. William
Purdio, died at Lima, Montana, OF
scarlet fever. His remains, enclosed
la q leaden caskc, tand accompanied by
the family, were brought 70 Logan for
interment, arriving on Ffidpy L4Ofn.
log. Services were held nj the cemetery
In the afternoon.
A threshing machine hand named
John Hondricksen was arrested at
Clstkston early In tho week for the NJ.
tempted rape ON atquaw. Tue Justice
Of peacs OF the precinct Investigated
the case and found him guilty OF M
sAult.
A pleasant social event was tue re-
oeplion and social rendered tho students
VI tho Agricultural College Of Utah on
Saturday evening, by this memDeis OF
the college faculty. President Paul
delivered q cordial and eloquent ad-
dfess OF welcome. An eloquent ban
quet was served and Asplondid pro-
gram OF vocal and instrumental music
was rendered. A very enjoy able even
Ing was spent and the now students
are now on familiar terms With their
Instructors.
Assistant T.. NJ. Bailif and Miss Bar
bara Paul, OF Salt Lake, were united
In malrimony IN tho Salt Lake lem.
pie 90 Wednesday last. Oh the samu
DAY MT. Bslhfs sister, Mas Retla
BAilif, was led 10 tho altar ia the
Logan Temple by Mr.. Joseph Squire,
VI this oity. On Thursday evening ~
double reception was rendered thon At
tho residence Of MIR. serge L.. BAllif,
father Of two OF tho contracting parties.
The district schools OF Logan city
opened this morning with n nearly null
attendance. On account OF laoK vi
funds only Ave schools will BIO open
this year, but two OF thoso arc large
schools In which all grades are taught,
and are centrally lOcateJ. Non.Tesi-
dent pupils will be rigiJly excluded,
aud the schools will remain open duf-
ing the entire school year.
Prof. Fogclberg 10 arranging for n
grand recital by all Of his pupils, 10 bu
heid nj the Agricultural college On
tho evening OF the 18th OF October.
For this purpose he has Induced tho
members Of the Sage Brush gles club,
which acquired Territorial fame unV0r
his Instruction, TO once more unite
and practice Tor the occasion. Each
member Ia n solOlsi.
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DuRsUAN~ 10 An cRDEs or SALE
Il aud rcofea on foreclosure 10 me erected
W tie Third Judicial usiuft Court u the
Territory OF Utah. l shan expose Al public
sss At tho west front door OF the
Coup'y court house (ncN city nnd county
butidin-l In tho city Of 1Alt lake, County
OF salt LaEo and Territory o. utah, on
the arc day Of october, 1895 at 10 O'Clock a IN. ali
the fight title, clam and n'orost 81 tue do
fer dants, Mtiliam II. Hammond. Ccra g,
Hammond and '. II. Cont.an. of, IN and TO tao
FLOWING described real etistc, tituat lying
aud heias In salt Lako .oun'., aud described
a. fellows, toswiti
81 of ois eighteen tisl ard nineteen 90 ot
blocE two ,ll o. Main street, md tate road
fuhdiyitiou % lot eighteen tsl block eleven
90 Five ..to plat 4. uig bod survey. n salt
Ifac UuuutY, Territory Of Utah.
10 he sold ~ IN property NJ william u
iianmOHu Celia g. Hammond aud V. u Coz
man NJ tho salt OF William Thomts 60 Nroot
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
By l.. l.. AnCiuiR. u. b. Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated september itth, 1875.
4. A. sAWYLn. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE of TRUSTEES sALe.

OoIIoE Is HERIBY GIVEN THAT
~ whoreas, Leonard O. HAfdf ata
h, why, Miriam \, nardy executed
b "S ID whereby "I hey 'n sonysysi 70 Josa
~. Csunon, a. Trustee, Tie property
hs.einAi'er described, TO secure NO pllnthll
Of thu hum OF eight thoU lnd eight hundred
lis,sgO,el. dollars. "a interest lherso. 4
the " Of eight per co 9 par annum, paiAbs
quartesly, ,m lhte until PAID, which iaieleH
was lay'ble TO sophia l., ksihor $ and haI'
10 too rider OF the partie. Of the third rsf''
m ouonsd IN SAID Deed Of 1ruat, which peei
OF uu,t was duly recorded IN tie onlce % w
In HOOK = u" OF Mortgages, re ,3l, ana
Nhe.eas, It WAS Prov q" m aald Dc3d o.
Trust that IN case tue parties OF N. nfsl pAi,
Rs soon as the same was due and payable, .'
eording 20 tho te.Or and snec. OF sad nolf,
then the SAID John NJ C.p-aon, ITuitee % nv
Teuussi Of the lsTAl holders Of the said nqlei
sho1,. proceed 20 sell tho properly deseflbN
In tao said Deod OF 1Tuat. anu hereinafter CO.
crihsd, atpubl Venduc % the highest tilast
Al the froL door OF tho t'uniy court hoaie
for cAkl, nrst CIV ng thirty faye pubic noues
OF tho time, PISA and terms Of sale, desofip
ton OF the propaft- TO be sold, uy nasstu.lrs
In me s-wkpapeI printed ed puDlthei ~
shall execute And deliver a Deed in ics hmpl'
OF the property sold, 70 the gnr"haicr ueio'''
and.
whereas, tho said pAIiis' o. tho nrat plnt
hefN aAheH " lef H"l - f'N
Nor. ,horef. 10. at the request OF The legal
holder = the sAla note, And Of the peruss /"
whoa Interest Ia pay 4ble,ibe under,sne,
JousfS C.nnon. Trustee. onths Nd Jay OF o,s.
bur 4. y. rvs - tho v IT iry-l door Q, ~ ~
County Court house In AIT Lax County, utA1
Territory, al he hour Of y 1'cloet ", "!
offer Tor sAl9 and sell r. the llghesi bidder w
cash all OF he following described pfopetV ei
% much th.ros ks shsll be necessary 70 lN
tho sum OF $50 60 with interest the:pon wv
rate OF y shtp cent pcf annum tfom W.
10Th. p95 and Tor coats and expenses OF saw
Ieias tho 90 ltheast ouarier OF the nofihs...
qua ;er and tho north half Of The souint.n
az after OF SECTION ton (i0l, and the noflhhsn
Quarter OF tho sOuthv Nst quarter OF tpoNes
eleven tll) township one ~ south otfansgtW
cart salt lake Meridian, containing opV hsu
dref and sniT acres, Also 81 hfat p.ftJJi ~
iot three tij' Dlost one hundred aud hllesa
(Ii1 plai "a" SAT- Lake CITY surrey; az
property being situated In y Q tlly hni '"up'
u srit LAKE, territory 81 Utah, -.. a
Aiso cOmmenci.g Al the toulhefsl e.iaea
lot fifteen 90. block two ~ I've az ttoanM
Is H. ssrySy II ss', wc l sisyoa aal
osa hfif (ili,J rods. thenee norih Que heh sl,,
utsl feet, thence west one hlndr 4 anu ~
six and threu.foufths tlobal lepe ~
south one hundred (l0Ol feet, thenee VIZ 80
hundred aud ,wnye anu ohe'hAI tlssa,,s,ix
thoaco north ia rota, thence east w Hyi,ee
lt6l rods, thence scLih ltf rod' P" "''
VI Aiss ali inter-. q the nrst parlie, - w
estnte Of Isunard ". Hardy, doceis,u' ~
viii apply tho proceeds - dlf'o'eu "
said decd OF tn
Da'.1 July ~. w. ,,,,,ov Trnflea.
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Col OH Ensy.

Carl Danlelsen was arrested At n
very early hour on Friday mofding by
MarshAi McCulloch, for battery COM
Initted on Olaf Carlson. Tho battery
was committed nj Csfison's residence,
where Danielson had boon invited TO
assist Carlson In drinking some beer.
There must have been q oOnalierAhls
quantity OF ", rs tho msn sat
up all night. In the morning
they quarIellod and fought, Carlson
receiving u severe whipping. Will.
being taken TO the police court Daniel.
son was abusive. At tho opening Of
court he pleaded guilty 10 tho chargta
OF battery aud abuse TO an officer, aud
was fined s. on each charge.
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mARsHsl's SALE.


DuRsUAsT To an ORDER or SALE
Il and decree on foreclosure 20 me direcied
~ the Disuict Court Of the Ihifd judicial
District Of the Territory OF Utah, shall o. /.
pose NJ public sale, NJ The west trout
door Of the county COT house
thew city and County hut dmgl In the
city n salt lake. county Of talt Lake, And
Territory Of Utah, on the ird day Of ooiohcr'
isni, at 10 O'Clock n. N, all The right ute,
claim and intcrcst OF the defendants liIfum
Inc johnson. Enil n. johnson, Levi q Gone.
IVA g. Cone and tho Pioneer savings and
Loan company. q corporation. OF, In and 70 the
following described zeal estate. situate, lying
and helug In salt Lake county. and fsscrioed
hs follows TO witi Lots fcyen "a and . ght ~
In block six l0l. Central Park. a subdivision
OF ioiH ono ~. two i2i. .hrcc 90 and sixteen
no. In block forty .ono tiil Ten Acre plat'A,'
niT yield fufvey. and beiag a pari - the
southwest qunfteruf section ninctoFs tial, m
township one az south. range one 20 olst Of
sAit faIc Meridian, IN tht County or Hhlt
Late. Territory of Utah. To DO sold ~ tho
property OF the tboye raued defe1ctnis.
1T the ault of Elmer q uariing ~ tr'aiso Tor
the use OF the Pointer loan sad lttmeatesd
association ~ silt Lake City sat lake Con-,
y. TsfitSry OF Itah. and the Pioneer lren y
Home Itund Assoc .tlo" ~ ia lake Ci,y, sat
lake Coun,y. I,Sttory Of UtAh, corpora
tiou.
Terms sale. s.,h. -
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
q. =. Marshal.
ny l.. l.. ARCHER, Deputy MaishaL
dated this oisvonih day OF September, lsS'
A n. HAsNFV Attorney fer ulAuan
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LOGAN.
LOGAN, UTAn, sErr. 80. 1888
nennhliran Nomination. in Cache.

htpuUilNau N""ih"fNH' ."
The Republicans Of Cache. BOX
Elder AMI Rich counties mot In con-
ventlon on Saturday 10 nominate n
candidate for the district judge
,bIp. JAMIE II. Hammond was
elected chairman. w. w. Maug-
ban Of Logan, Wesley IL.
Walton Of Woodruff and J. &. Walters
Of Logan were nominated. The latter
gentleman Withdrew his name.
Maughn received 1854, Walton 4Vs
and Walters 3 votes. Maughhn's
nomination was msde unanimous.
In the afternoon the Cache county
senatorial, representative and county
conventions were held simultaneously.
J. q. Walters was elected chairman
and James +. Law secretary. Tbs
fifst business attended 10 was the nom
iuation Of = candidate Tor supsflntsn-
dent Of district schools. II. II. Merrill
OF Richmond, and Jos. l.. Wilson Of
Logan, were the nominees. Mt. Will
ton Withdrew his name and Mt
Merrill was nominated by aiolama'
Con.
On the nominations for State
senator. balloting was on TIE
names Of Isaac Smith OF Logan
W. II. Lewis Of Lewiston and Il. M.
PJulsen OF Peterbofo. Smith received
W, Lews ia and Poulsen ls votes.
Smiths nomination was made unani-
nous.
For tho TIRES representatives, Loren
10 Hansen OF wsllsville secured the
fitst nomination on tho first ballot w.
II. Lewis OF Lewiston the seconl
nomination, by reclamation, aau
5Amuel Holt, OF Millvills, the third
aud last nomination, ON the hfst ballet
Harmony prevailed throughout. Tue
usual resolutions ami declarations Of
fealty to the party platform were
passed.