The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-26
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
THATCHER, POWERS, RAWLINs
AND EVANS FAVORED.
w. IL. Rowe Appointed Receiver For
the Ogden City Street Railway
Compuny-GeneraI GIimpses.

Democratic primaries were held last
night in all wards except the First,
where the meeting adjourned till to-
morrow night. All the meetings were
quiet, and the delegates to the county
convention were soon chosen
In the Fourth ward, the largest in the
city, resolutions were adopted favoring
Thatcher, Powers. Rawiins and Evans
for delegates to the national conven-
ton.
In the Second ward DR.. ]. x. Allen
was chairman and W. L. P. Peyton
secretary. The delegates chosen We're
J. X. Allen, c. D. Tyree, j. n. Perkins,
Mrs. ]. X. Allen, John Josephs, w: L..
P. Peyton. Dr. George w. Baker.
George Tribe, Martin Cullen, Cache
Vanhorn, John w. Taylor, Gilbert Tor
censor, Moritz Richter, n. j. Thomas'
c. c. Richards, Mrs. David EccleS,
Mrs. ]. A. West, George Moe.
Alternates-Joseph Baker, Alex VIII
kinson, Joseph Banscher, Mrs. Andef-
son, William Lockhard, John L. Her
rick, Miss Ella Folkman.
Third Ward-Roy Davis was chair
man and j. P. Richards. secretary
Delegates were elected as follows:
James Harrop, R. L. Davis, Annie ID.
Taylor L. g. Lovedahl, Mrs. E. Taylor,
Thomas D. Dee, r. Christopherson,
Joseph E. Taylor w. H. Struper, Jr.,
T. NJ. Allen, l. P. Richards, Joseph
Parry, William Tracey, James Taylor,
H E. Gibson, G. H. Butler, William
Porter. Joseph Harrop. Alternates-
Mrs. H. e. Gibson, w. H. Moseley,
Chas Clark, P. L. Shriner, Caroline
Harrop, Ellen Gurnin, Annie T. Dee,
JUi1NnX
Fourth Ward-In this ward the meet
ing was held in the court room. A. G.
Horn and H H. Goddard were respec-
lively chairman and secretary. A. j.
Weber offered a resolution declaring
strongly for free silver. and instruct
ing the delegation to do all in their
power to send only such men to the
state convention as would oppose the
election of any man to the national con-
vertion who favors The Republican
doctrine and policies of Sherman,
Cleveland, Carlisle and Mckinley"
The resolution carried unanimously.
FaGr chairman; C. A. Smurthwait,
George G. Taylor, ]. A. Lampert, Mrs
D. H. Peery, A ]. Shupe, Val Gideon,
A. ]. Weber. James Wotherspoon, H.
SON. R. ]. Taylor. Sam Myers,
j. L. Reynolds, ]. R. Horspool, Mrs.
Orson Riser, A G. Horn, S. T. Whit
taker. E. S. Rolapp. Mrs. A. G. Har-
ris. John A. Boyle, Dan Hamer, w. j.
Ross.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the delegation from
this precinct use their influence in Sc
curing a delegation from this county
who will be favorable to the election
as delegates at large to the Chicago
convention of Moses Thatcher, o. w.
Powers, j. L. Rawlins and David
Evans.
Fifth Ward-F A. Shields was chair
man and T. H. Shreeves secretary. The
delegates are: j. G. Tyler, Mrs. Hattie
Nye, Mrs. Sarah West, Mrs. joseph
West. Heber Wright, John Watson, E.
H. Nye, ]. n. Langsdorf, G. H. Is
laub, F. A Shields, w H West, ]. w
F. Volker, I. A. Shreeves. j. P. Ledge
widge. John a. Boyle, A P. Biglow,
Mrs. Mary Burton, Willard Snow, NJ.
S. Browning, David Evans, Moroni
Poulter, H. H. Spencer, H. Henderson,
]. C. Pryor. Alternates-Mrs j. A
Boyle, Arthur Bradder, 7. A Whalen
Mrs. George Coulter, Mrs. j. G. Tyler,
Sam Haivorson, C. H. Woodnpansee,
Mrs. Hilliard, John ]. Crftchlow.