Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
REPUBLICANS MEET.
v,p,,,,ntatITss oil YOo'ls' SnHml'
and Salt Lake Counties
assemble IN THE TnEArER'
x.u,,,,s Candidates for Judges OF
N, inlrd Judicial District OF
The state Of Utah

~ b,lpr the Republican convention
.,u. Third Judicial district OF Tue
s,,,.of U,sh. Chairman A. II. f'i'
-, the salt Lake County hspuu-
,'u' : s.n,ni,t.e called the convention
n' a,ss,a, io.l5 q. IN. today. The hour
m,,,ipR was 10 O'Clock, but TIC
" $3.50. were slow 10 taking their
W. many Of them being busy UNDER
80, Inc button.holins operation
ne mart Of various candidates
rne Third judicial district OF tho
s,.,. NJ Utah comprises the counties
:, rooele, summit and Salt Lake Ine
..,,a, consisied Of 1875 delegates,
snn,,lt having 20, Tooele IL, and 5at
-. 49, The business Of the con'
...,,op vas 10 nominate three candi-
d,,,, tor district Judges, aud to name
,dIslrici committee.
Anst the convention was called TO
,,d,r. Mr. March, Of Tooeie county
read the call ..,
MI. Parsons said he had been au'hoi'
.,a to name Col. Geo. II. Squires, oil
s.n Lake county. NJ templrary chair.
~, and Jamss u. Hickman, Aoi
T,-se. o. Temporary secretary.
on taxing the chair, Col. Squires
.,d he had come back from Salt fiveri
s.kleb placr he had been scat by ihe
s,,te convention, especially TO MI TINS
N, and OF one thing he ielt sure, that
thsespdidntes named by this conven-
ian suuld not be- felegAted TO "5ult
p,S.fD by the electors. He c0unseled
hsc,nysption 10 act with prudence.
DJChaiWics, Of Salt Lake, moved
,Aeommittec OF three on credentials,
ane from each county, ho appointedi
tUo amendments, one tor n COMMITTEES
e1ers.two from Salt Lake anu one
Inn he other counties, and ono for n
cou,nitlce Of eight, i've from Salt
IaFs.igo from summit, aud one from
n osi,. tho motion for i've committee.
men was carried, aud Gus Holmes, J..
r. Axiom ard n. Il. Booth, OF SAT-
Lakt, aud David Keith, OF summit,
ami ID. u. S,oyer OF Tooo!c, were
namtd.
A motion for q like committee on
permanent ofgun = alton and order Of
buslu,,. wes cafriud, and ,. 4. Pars.
lev, VI Summit, NJ. Mcclellan, oi
foeele, anu ID. g. Eichnof, ;. u.
Wts,sffield aud Martin Christopher
sen, OF salt Lake, we're namei.
Motion TO urn TO | anu IL O'Clock
were Lost, and motion 10 adjourn TIL
gl.m. prevailed.
The convention was called to order
al 2;lO p. m. anu the COMMITTEES on
etedeutas reported the feprest ntI.
llols from ehch county complete, and
Recommended that onb extra delegate
be allowed 10 Tooolo county, giving It
u, anu making the total OF the conven.
Ion iS9.
The clmmlitee on permanent organ
lIttlon and order OF business reported
i0f pefmanrnt chairmsn George u.
Squifef, vice chnirmen Mis-. Kinney
and Ms. Campbell, OF Sslt Lake
county; secretary w, 3. Marks, OF
foorls county; assistant seorotariei,
q. D. ROlklodge, OF summit, AM
Ffank Skent0D, OF salt Lake; read
ing elefk, John T. Axiom; sergeant
alarms, Z. d. Goudsell.
Following this was to DO the nom
inalion VI thr,e candidates ior district
judges, a majority vote necessary to u
ehsief. rnu order OF roll call was
hIei. A committee OF eleven for the
judicial uitlriot was recommended, six
flom Salt Lake, three from Summit,
and two from roorle county.
JAKE Gfeenwald moved that the |
Judicial district COMMITTEES DO the thr, o |
egualy chnirmen. This motion was
lot
The report Of the committee was
adopted.
Frsnk sweuson declined to act as NJ.
sltlAnt secret ~.
Tue co cation then COX a recess 70
nNe minute, 80. precincts to elect |
chAlfmen 10 announce their votes.
On u sumilg the session, Fred Dyu-
Ms was named Us aSsiB,ant SEQ etaIy In
place OF Mr.. Sven on. Mr.. Dennis
dsellntd,and Louis HS ANS wa, named
hI tue , sltiOn.
Nomln, tons for candidates tor
luuges followed here, the following be.
Jog nAmtd' Grant II. Smith, by ID.
y, Eichnofi Barlow Ferguson, by J..
n, Tanner NJ l. Richie, by Glen Mil
w klehari u. Shepard, by Il. II. J ones
T. ID. H. Thompson by Gus Holmes;
senaa A. Street by T.. II. Colboru; WI
~ L, Brown by John 4. Lyuon; ID.
~ s'nnp by Mrs. Lillis X Pardes.
vsofge II. Goodwin by Harrison
5nlu'li Jshn II. Bowdls by Philip A.
"a hafmel PIau by A. +. DJremus;
=. A. Bowman ny Mr.. Huguhinson;
WI Mckay by J. X. Gillespie.
lhe various nominations were greet.
% Win applause from the supporters
" 'hu oandiuatee. Moot oil the nomin-
"ug speeches were of such length as
" " ufesome and mOnOtouOut.
alter two candidates Ind been
nanso, Chairman squares evoked con.
,IleIaule laughter by inquiIing IL there
hste any more candidates.
me ceremony OF nomtnsting oandi-
ls.ssi owing " tho long list Of would
~. Wye, was stu IN progress when
we NEWS went TO pros.
IHE A. =. A, sCiIEME.
me WORK OF the a. 4. A.-ihe anti.
,IA,holc secret socieiy-was evidrnt
u 'he eiTcuIation Of the following.
voIR FOR RITomR.
Ri Every delrgats SHOULD vote for NJ. L..
~ isa true American.
I, ie WIZ tland ny tbs United states
l,g asainst ,dTei. ners,
,,s ~ WI UPHOLD the public school.
hnult nkl0us Interference,
lolitics. iphuehoe IN
lie Isl l0yal Am.r,ea,, No., 49,.