The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-02

Forty-fourth precinct, l.. Roy Mans
field; Forty-fifth precinct, Theodore
Brough; Forty-sixth precinct, f. Hills;
Forty-seventh precinct, B. H. Young,
jr.; FoVty-eighfh precinct, H. E. Cot
tie; Forty ninth precinct, F. B. Shelley;
Fiftieth precinct, c. o. FarnSworth;
Fifty-first precinct, John NJ. Hansen;
Fifty second precinct NJ. A. BrouSe;
Fifty-third precinct, T. E. Harris;
Fffty-fouTVh precinct, A W. Stevenson;
Fifty-fifth precinct, Horace Cummings;
Fifty-sixth precinct, T. B. Jackson;
lame; Fifty-eighth precinct Peter Cor
don; Fifty-ninth precinct, Joseph H.
Sheppard; Sixtieth precinct, Charles
Holm; Sixty-frst precinct, S. B.
Wright; SiXty-second precinct, w. J.
Sutherland; Sixty third precinct, John
r. Olson; Sixty-fourth precinct, John
Wells: Sixty-fifth precinct, Andrew
Jensen; Sixty-sixth precinct, j A.
Walker; Sixty-seventh precinct, WILL
lam w. Wilson; SiXty-eighth precinct,
j. R. Drinkwater; Sixty ninth precinct,
Alex Brand; Seventeen precinct, Will
tim Ufeld; Seventy-frst precinct, n.
A. Nelson; Seventy second precinct, B.
M. CrossgroVe; Seventy third precinct,
George j. Merrill; Seventy-fourth pre-
cinct, Edward Orgill; Seventy-sixth
precinct, Joseph Holt; Seventy seventh
precinct, Joseph j. Williams; Seventy
eighth precinct, B. L. Cutler; Seventy
ninth precinct, George M. Spencer;
Eightieth precinct, O. F. Lunberg;
Eighty-frst precinct, John Butler;
Edghty-second precinct, R. McLaugh
lin; Eighty-third precinct, Edward
Lambert; Eighty fourth precinct,
James N. Rid; Eighty-fifth precinct,
David Mckay; Eighty-siXth precinct,
Joseph F. Schoenfeld; Eighty
precinct, Thomas Henderson,; Eighty
eighth precinct, Christopher Aston.
The disaffection among silver Repub-
licanS over the state committee plan of
holding the conventions continues to
grow rather than abate, and a CORE
spondingly increased interest in the
meeting at Ogden tomorrow night is
manifested. If the plans for the meet
ing do not miScaIry, and there is no
reason to suppose they will, the meet
ing will result in somewhat of a con-
trast with that held by the Mckinley
men at the Junction City. The local
people having in charge the arrange
menGs for taking the SaiG Lake debe-
cation have secured a round trip rate
over both the Union Pacific and Rio
Grande Western of 81, and the Western
will run a special, leaving Salt Lake at
o'clock In the evening, returning af-
ter the meeting. AT the meeting AT tine
Knutsford tonight such arrangements
as have not been completed will be pro-
vided for, such as securing a band 10
accompany the delegation, etc. 1T is
expected that at least $50 Salt Lake
people will attend the meeting.
Chairman D. C. Dunbar of the Demo-
cratic county committee issued the call
for the Democratic county convention
yesterday. The convention will be held
in Salt Lake September 10.
John R. Smith Of Sugar Ward is the
latest announced Republican candidate
for the place on the board of county
commissioners which goes, to the out
side Mr.. Smith is said to be a silver
Republican, with strong backing in
the city as well as in the country.
Charles W. Stayner IS out as a senn-
torial candidate for the legislature from
Davis county to represent the district
comprised OF Davis, Morgan and Rich.
Attorney James H. Moyfe has re-
turned from Brighton. where he has
been summerng, to resume his law
business and contribute his usual quota
of support TO the Democratic campaA gn.