Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

Watson, Mrs. Allies But.erwor,n, o.
valid knight Thomas g. Winter,
fhoniss w. Green. James ID. Watson,
GlOrge Burt, Newell Clayton, Mrs.
Greon, Hugh Wa'slD, Sarah A. POul.
son, Henry Ricnafl son, George &.
Parsons. Altefnate8--Oscar Knight,
David Clayton, Ofson Knapp, Sarah
Cl ,yt0n.
Seventh Wsrd-R. X. Tho mas, John
Shea, J. w. Whitehead Jr., J. J.
ROgors, ID lvid James, Miss Alice Me-
Ltchlau, A. u, Il Her. q sorge Tback'
rob, Anton Ped,rion, Henry Wallace,
Me. John She's, sire. II. X. rhomss,
3. J. Admire. Altefnstts-D. II.
Esans, WIiliHm McLacnlan, J. IL.
Cowloy.
Fourteenth Ward Rlumania u.
Pratt, ii. ID. Folsom, w. II. F1ls1m,
j. A. Williams, Marina Hugbes Gan.
non, J. T.. Mahnu, Norris Sommer, U.
u. Work inHn, =. l.. West, h. Hafri.
gan, Seufge Is urne, ]. +. Cr0vlsyi
j. 4. woouuuTy, ". w. dyie, g. r.
Barratt, n. 3. Boattir, John ntDin.
| AID, RI. N. saiier. Alternate 80 aseph
Krsntz, Mfa. NJ. w. Wilcox, Chafias
GyllenswAD, MY. rsyl)r, Pat Pnolan,
sam Whiimors.
Fifteenth - Joseph X. Morgan,
George loyJ, N. V. Jones, A. Fioi.
ner, J. w. Urr, Mrs. II. II. vans1ei-
der, w. AZ. Evsns, A. 3. cray, n. Il.
Howells, ID. h. Howel.s, james Hog
uey, James a. Brown, JOHN Alien
Sr, Mrs. u. Z. Blown, Joun IL.
LloyJ, q. T.. RJborts. William Back
nan. AilefnaIos-G, IL. Backman,
Thomas Alisn.
oser tbs II YER II. J. Walk, Vas
Blown, Joseph Davidson. Alternate
William Plummer.
THIRD PRECINCT.
| DR.. G. +. Wilcox and John L..
| NuDchor were chairman and secretary
resptclively OF the convention held In
the Tnird precinct. Considerable
warmth entered into the contest be-
tween friends Of seekers Tor rec5gni-
ton on the city ticket, but alter all
three nominees were elected no given
at ths head OF tuis article after tho
following delegates TO tho city c0nven-
ton had been electoJ.
ixieenth-WalIer j. Lewis, W. A.
Hoegss, William J. Newman, II. A.
) attn, james Bishop, MIR. Ilna y.
Rom, II. 4. Morris, Geoigc W. limp
|
Mrs. Eniiy Il. Lewis, Arthur Frewin,
Guur.c q. Reiscr, Mis-. Hannah New
man, Erh,tt HumVr, Harry Wsltefs,
,Vnlism J. Cfowtner, Edward Davis.
Sevcnttenth.-Jts. Bull Jr., Oscar
W. Moyle, &. IL. Howe, j. IA. Filz
gerald, Is. J. Jsppson, Auteiius Miner,
Is. A. Lloyd, J0hn Watdrop, Mrs. a.
McCune, MIR. U. ID. Rumul, Mia
Maud Pratt, Il. L.. Sloan, d.. q. II,
Wilcox.
Observation-Disclosures Kaiz, J. t
Raleigh, James IL. Whllcear, Joseph
l'ugsley, Dr. q. Howard. John. H.
Hanson, John II. Back, y. 3. Newton
Jos. NJ. Watson. MilanuO Pfatt, VIM
Sauudefs, Henry Barnes, Olive Dor
briuge, Gbc. H.. Wallace, Mary L
Silver, John n. Pike.
Twenty .seeond-Gso. Pugsley, Nil,
Vincent, VIM. G!ll.epio, J. Il. Player
X cnsrd Lampn, J. l.. Lees, l.
nodg.g, II. q. 5leaier, B. A. Ridd, "
j. Hall, ID. II. Perkins, IL. dtiii IA Jr.
W. J. Margotts, J. IL. HhsiAm. .. NJ
Barlow. J. Loes ST., J. l.. NeovAei, .
u. uafneL
rweuty-third II II. Is. FeruairI m
ca. IL. joiner, Johannes HalvUrsJ IN
James STACEY, IA. b. Folsom, jos. A.
HalvOrsOn.
: The following resolution was pre-
.entel by w. A. Hodge,, Of the , <
t.enth war;, and was unanimousl,
adopted:
Whereas, Tho residents OF the Thlr,
municipal ward Of this city have beef
much injured by the disregard paid Il
tho ordinances regulating tho running o
trains within tho city limits, and AlHO 10y
the obstruction OF our streets by frelgh
: cars; aud
Whereas, Within recent da'o ono o
the railroads running into our city mad
an attempt 10 still further oncroach upOi
= tho properly rights OF tho residents o
; North sixth West street by seeking 4
n double Il, track thereon without compen
g sating Ia ans way iOr the los, anu In
: Jury that would be caused thereby aud
A Whereas, IL IL stated that officials q
I. this railway have boastod, when deieaio
la obtaining franchise from tho presen
r cay Council grauung thuln lhe right 1
- double their track ~ Aforesaid, that tn
: effort would DO made 10 induce the mex
Council To grant said franchise Ia spit
J, OF tho people aud regardless Of thuir pro
J. tos.; therefore be II resolved W this cou
!. youuun,
Il That tho Democratic party Of thi
municipal ward, In line with tho prin
ciplc- OF Democracy as onunciated by II
4 greatest leaders, VINO have always con
lnnded for tho rights 81 tho people a
- against tho .onerOachInonM OF corporal
I power, Will sustain no person for Ollie
y ia our city government who Will M
,. pledge MS best efforts TO protect u
u from tho evils We sutior And be
n further
X Resolved, That rights.oi.way for stoai
railways through our streets should oni
< b. granted whom absolutely necessary