The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10
This is a Democratic wear.

The attendance at all the primarie
Of the Democrats last night was ex
captionally heavy, the meetings bein
crowded. All The meetings were har
monious, the utmost good feeling be
ing manifested. The selections for del
egates are all good and the ticket nom
mated by them in convention canno
help but be a good one. In severa
OF the wards preferences were express
ed for members Of the city council
The ladies turned out in force, an,
were warmly greeted at all the pr
maries. They manifested an enthusi
asm in the work, and demonstrate
by their work their earnestness in tn,
success Of the ticket In no case wa.
there any complaints of stuf1ng. sucl
as have marked nearly all the prima
ries of the Republican gang thu;
tar.
A list Of delegates is here appended
First Precinct.
First Ward-Tlle chairman stated
that the object of the meeting was to
elect eleven delegates ITO the city con-
Vention, which meets on Monday, the
14th, and to elect twenty-five to the
precinct convention, which meets ON
FRIDAY evening, the 11bh inst.
On the manner being selected the
method was agreed upon ito vote by
reclamation, and that the nominees
be made from the body of the haN
The following were placed in nomi-
eion:
Samuel E. Allen, E. P. Newell, LIE
Grdnde Young, Joseph Booth, Steven
w. alley, john Siddoway, j. 3. Tim
mony, J. c. Murphy, Mrs. Agnes Camp
bell, Mrs. Pfoutz, Mrs. c. j. Brlnker,
Mrs. Mary W ATusser, John T. Thorpe.
James Warburuon, \. q. Stringam
Fisher S. Harris, j. D. Pardee, William
Campbell. II. F. f. Thorpe, John Rob-
entson, Thomas johnson, George E.
Hin Harry Slaffer, Mary Proctor, a.
NJ. Musser.
A motion ITO reconsider the motion
10 vote by exclamation, and vote by
ballot was carried.
The eleven receiving the highest
votes will go 10 the city convention.
Those elected to the city conven-
ton were: S. z. Allen. E. P. Newell,
flames Booth, John Siddoway, ]. B.
Timmony, J. c. Murphy, Mrs. Agnes
Campbell, C J. Brinker, Mrs. Musser,
Fisher S. Harris, Thomas johnson.
Those no the precinct convention
were. S. E Allen. E P. Newell, LIE
Grande Young. John Booth, J. D. Tim
mony. J. c Mcrphy, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. PfOutZ, c. j. BirkneT. Mrs. Mus
ser. john T. Thorpe, n. G. Stringam,
Fisher S. Harris, J. D. Pardee, William
Campbell. John Robertson, Thomas
johnson. George Z. Hill, Harry Shaffer,
A. ". Musser.
Mrs. Mary Proctor and H. S. Thorpe
we're decided on as a1ternateS to the
precinct convention.
Speeches We're made during the
counting of the votes by lie Grande
Young. John Sid6oway, S. Z. Allen,
J. B. Tmmony and j. S. Pardee, which
were well received, and an enthusi-
asm awakened which will go a long
way toward making this a. Democratic
year.
bert L. Penrose, Samuel Peterson. Jr.,
I. A. Home, Jr., Antoine jacobson, ].
c. Jensen, Mrs. Wright, A. Game,
George D. Alder, George A. Alder, a.
N. Cannon. Jr., c. G. Johnson, John
GALLAGHER Mrs. Mary L. Bassett, c.
a. Lund, Hezekiah Mitchell, Stephen
Tucker. Jacob Heuser, John ]. Peter
son. Nickli GoldbranSOn and George
K. Reese, Thomas y. Horne, Jr, sec
rotary.
Third Ward-Fred Schneider. Fergus
Coalter, Elias A. Smith, ]. ". Eard-
ley, Z. NJ. Weller, James Gibson, Mrs
Emily ?. Weller, Mrs. Mary Irvine
Mrs. Catherine Smith. Mrs Elizabeth
Mac Farlane, T. j. Curtis. George H.
Knowlden. George StringfeLow, A L.
Gleason, T. o. Angel, John I. Blythe,
William Brown, Urban Picknen.
Eighth Ward-AIiss Annie Lynch,
William r. Foster, Miss Aggie Nc
NIurrin. DR.. J. B. Keysor, J. NJ. Hawk
FMS, William hrout. a. J. Greenwald,
Thomas Howard, Richard Chamber
lain, Jr., J. NJ. Chamberlain, T. j
Rawlings. Mrs. Martha Norris. C. T
Bruce, Edwin Frost, Henry Scheels,
2. O. Peterson, H. NJ. H. Lund, John
r. sands. C. NJ. Olsen. J. B. Hawkins,
E. P. Frost, Moroni Keysor.
Alternates-George Norris, Alice Co
lightly William Rawlings.
Ninth Ward-F'rank Harris, J. NJ.
Denney, Sidney Groo, A. T. Webb. H !
J. Smith. T. NJ. Holt. W. A. Taylor, A |
NJ Woolley, J. 7. Kingsbury. ]. A |
Gillett F. Fallett, George Ginett, Fife |
Webb, J. S. Myers, s. w. Dunke J. L. !
Barrow, A. II. Wooney, Ubyssis Dug !
out, ". ]. Corbett. Mrs. Mary Moir |
Mrs. Martha Barrow, L. c. Schickell I
Tenth Wand-J. S. Darke. Adam
Spiers ". &. Hughes, Walter Murphy, |
H s. Daney. Dan Griffin. Gilbert Nc |
Lain. John z. Larson, J. r Strong. A. /
,. Sawyer, W. ]. Sloan, H. H. Kins- |
man. T. f. Mulloy, w. T. Fuller, w \. /
Rossiter, r. Hahn, ST., John Harris, J. /
e. Paul. a. L. Schroeder, George A. |
Annie MahD. Alice How
arth. Maud Paul. Mrs. NJ. A Ashman,
L0ttie r. Paul, Joseph Pitt. Hon. + w
Judd, Alexander Mitchell, H. Schwarz.
Hon. W. w. Gee. D. Walker. Simon
Hanecker. II. J. Dinninny. E. w. We
son, ]. 3. Walden.
Second Precinct.
Fourth Ward-J. NJ. Phillips. William
Burton, Ralph Van Glider. Arthur
Sperry, Edwin S. Kelsey, William Cum
lington, George Foster, William Hard
man, Oscar Hadley. Isaac Hardman.
W. j. Halloran, J. W. Clark. ]. H
c. W. Atdgley. L. N. Kelsey.
Charles Brasher. Max Van Glider. De
Wilt B. Lowe, T. B. Lewis, j. H. Bar
ey, Sheppard Crowley, Henry Green.
Albert Pruce. A. c. Brixen.
Fifth Ward-Edward D Crowther.
WIN Dyett, William Marsh. Arch
buchanan, Richard F'elce, William A.
3rowther, S. H. Reeves, Mrs. w A
sidney, George Littley, Alaf Howarge
lex Wanless, Allie Diet. c. ]. Ander-
on, Frank Stanley. Lydia S. Crowtber
ohm He'll, w. Greene, Della Lewis.
Buchanan, NJ. Parrott, Frank Dunford
edward F. Crowther, F. Wheelhorse ,
z. Fletcher /,
AIternates-George Cook. p. C. Win =
er, q. H Crawther, J. Frebaiun. a ,