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


The fight centered in the nomination
for mayor, the leading candidates be-
ing James Glendinning and G. P. Ma
SON, and in each ward their supporters
worked like Trojans.
GIendinning Leads.
According to all reports, Glendinning
Is a little in the lead, but the advant-
age, if any, is very slight and these
two are likely to go into the conven-
ton with nearly equal strength. M. r.
Evans, said to be the candidate of the
Oquirrh club is generally credited with
having little support, although the
accuracy of all these claims can only
be demonstrated when the ballot is
taken. Mr.. Evans may prove sur
prise.
May Stampede to CoIbOrn.
One of the surprises of the day was
the election of a large number of dele
gates who are known to favor Judge
Colborn. He has made no effort to
secure the nomination, is not in any
sense a candidate, and doesn't repre-
sent any clique, club or paper. The
supporters of the two leading candi-
dates, Mason and Glendinning, seemed
would be so equally divided that the
convention might stampede to the
third man, and in such an event, 1t
was generally conceded that Colborn
would be the man.
Hoffman Knocked Out.
In the Twenty-frst ward, where
Lieutenant Hoffman with his Lily White
club expected to run things, the OPP
position was elected by big ma
jorbty, the Hoffmanites being wiped
off the earth. CoIborn, who was re-
Gently insulted while attending a
meeting of the Lily Whites by invita-
ton, was elected as a delegate, re-
ceiving a big vote.
Jack May Seems to Have n Cinch.
AS to the other nominations, there
is too much uncertainty to make any
predictions except as to the treasurer.
Unless other candidates bob up, Jack
May will surely have a walk over ON
this nomination.
The Candidates.
Following are some of the candi-
dates. ar at least those who are being
pushed:
For Mayor-C. P. Mason, of the Sec
ond precinct; A F. Doremus, of the
Third precinct, and James Glendinning,
NJ. r. Evans, E. F. Colborn, and
Spencer Clawson, of the Fourth pre-
cinct.
For Recorder. NJ. Fisher, of the
First; Thomas Hull of the Second;
David Emery, of the Third. and John
are mentioned.
For Treasurer. L. May, of the
Fourth precinct, and S. j. Paul. of THE
annex, are spoken of.
For Police Justices-Peter Lochrie,
W. H. Sells and John James, Of the
Fifth, First and Fourth precincts. res
pectively, are out.
For Councilnen-G. S. Holmes,
George Buckle j. E. Wiscombe, j. L.
Lawson and Frank ]. Hewlett, of the
First precinct; James Langton, NJ. j.
Cheesman, John link and E. NJ. LIE
Prohon, Of the Second; Arthur Par
sons, George J. Spencer, William Nc
MILAN and Moses Taylor of the Third:
CounciITnen Mcmillan, F. o. Horn, Fred
Hale, j. ]. Stewart, R. S. Watson and
r. S. Campbell, of the Fourth; and w.
P. O'Meara, A. L. Samondi, Chris
Diehl, Louis Cohn and A. B. Miller, of
the Fifth.
The Delegates.
Following is a. practically complete
list of the delegates elected:
First Precinct.
First Wlard-C H Wilcken, A. V.
Taylor, S. a. Stanford, j. H. Griffin,
L. Lewiston, L. Cracroft, A. L. Ham
lin, 142 votes cast. This is a Glendin-
ming ticket.
Second ward-L C. Hardy, O. Gro
shell, James Iverson. F. c. kelsey,
August Anderson, N. J, Hansen, H.
Sorenson. The result in this ward is
considered a Knockout for the Lynch
faction, which has bossed the ward for
years. In all 2S2 votes were cast The
delegation is solid for F. J. Hewlett for
the city council.
Third Ward-Joseph w. McMurrin,
William George, o. H Hewlett, C. A.
Erickson, Joseph Y. Smith, A. j.
White. Sixty-eight votes cast. The
delegation is solid for F. j. Hewlett for
city councillor.
The Annex-W. H Clark, William
Groesbeck, B. S. Harrington, w. J.
Moore, f. NJ. Ulmer.
Eighth Ward-L. Dahlquist, Rudolph
Aft, A. F. Lawson, J. G.. Bechtol JUL
ian Riley, J. ]. Greenewald, William
Shovel, w. T. Neeley, H. NJ. Willard,
Alf. Ecklund, r. 3. Johnson, B. F.
Stewart, H w. Farley. The total vote
was 533, of which the winning ticket
secured 329. 1t is an Evans and Glen
DINING ticket. Jake Greenewald, in
the absence of one of the judges, acted
as judge, and it is said several pro-
tests will be filed on this account.
Ninth Ward-Harry Duke, A. Holt,
Dennis G. Eichnor, c. G. Wilkinson,
Harry P. Lyle, John P. Meakin, c. E.
Stanton, Louis Hyams, James G. MAR,
o. T. Carlson, E. S. Urry.
Tenth Ward-Charles w Seymour,
w. J. Proctor, w. NJ. Risley, F. J.
Leonard. Joseph Mcknight, Dan C.
LOTUS, John B. Moreton, IS. J. Kenyon,
Thomas 3. Busby, Jacob Moritz Will
lam Grimsdell. Jr. This is a solid del
! egation for Buckle for the city council.
Second Precinct.
In this precinct delegates were elect
ed to the precinct convention also,
which will nominate its candidates for
the city council.
Sixth Ward-City convention dele
gates: Alex Watson, ST., D. H. Wen
ger, Mrs. Catherine Anderson, Carl A.
Eek, j. W. Hitler H. Alma Reiser, E.
J. Eardley, George B. Sanborn. Pre-
cinct convention: John J. Aconb,
James Olsen, ]. G. Long, Thomas F.
! Coleman, John Watson, W. H. Fran
comb, William Rodda, Robert Buttle.
Seventh Ward-Delegate to city con-
vention: M. H Walker, William Rig
by, A. H. Kelly, Myron Whitaker,
George w. Meyer, William S. Thorn.
A. w. Raybou1d, James Chesney, N.
T. johnson, ]. B. Swenson, D. L.
Gregg, D. c. Richardson. Boyd Park,