The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-21

GlenWOod, Vergn1llton, o1gurd, WHOM
Bend and Burrville were absent but
finding q quorum present they began
their task Last week the platform
had not been regularly adopted because
OF the early adjournment This time
however, they adopted the platform
H p. Hansen moved that mixed
delegation be sent to Mount Pleasant
and the peace-promotng proposition
carried.
James M. Bolitho added more to it
by moving that there be ten Bryanltes
and seven McKinIeyites and that they
all attend first the Mount Pleasant,
then the Ogden conventions. This was
adopted and the Independent Republi-
can convention at Salt Lake was not
noticed.
THE SEVEN MEN.
John Meter, Richheld: Nelson
Brown. Joseph; Thomas Hunt, Mon
roe; f. G. Willis. Salina; James M.
Peterson. Richfeld; w. L. Lisonbee,
Annabeila; Henry Mckinney, Red
mond.
THE TEN.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bolitho, Richfield; ]. NJ.
Bolitho, Richfeld;, Andrew Nilsson
Monroe; 0. Cuddebock, Salina, Mrs.
Mary Olson, Salina; Dan Hanson, FL
shore; John Kirknan, Glenwood; mos
Gledbin, Ver1nillion; w. II. Schock,
Burrvilie: H. P. Hansen, representing
Aurora.
During the session James NJ Boil
tho presented the following resolution;
Resolved, That the Mckinley dele
gates TO the Mount Pleasant conVen-
ton are hereby empowered to cast the
vote OF the entire delegation for Nc
Kinley electors ard that the Bryan
Gelegates thereof are hereby empower
cd RI CT fl,a 0pie-
gates for a central committeeman for
the county.
Resolved. That the members pres
ent at the conventions to which they
have been elected have power to cast
the entire vote of the delegation and
that this resolution be embod1ed IN
their credentials"
Tonight the Republicans held a pri-
mary at the academy hall and reor-
ganized the precinct. John Meter was
again chosen chairman with Emma
Christensen vice-chairman and Jacob
Iauritzen secretary. They also nomi-
mated Peter Jensen for justice Of the
peace and John Christensen for con-
stable They then proceeded to elect
sixteen delegates and eight alternates
TO the county convention to meet next
Monday for the nomination of county
officers. On the list of delegates could
be seen thirteen Bryan Republicans
and three followers Of the candidate
from Canton. while the alternates were
divided in halves
In Piute county the county tickets
are both in the field. There are but
three known McKinleyites in the coun-
ty The Democrats and Populists have
fused. and now are very confident of
victory, while the Republicans are not
so hopeful.
The tickets are:
REPUBLICAN.
Commissioners Furgesson
ITarysvaIe; L. D. Morrill,, Circleville,
and William Brown. Koosharem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morrill,. of
Junction.
Clerk-Horace Morrill,, of Junction.
TreasureC-John ". Stoker, Of juno
ton.
Recorder-Aljce Hayes, of Junction.
Attorney-Gilbert Beebe of Junction.
Assessor-George NJ. Beebe, of Circle
Vile
Sheriff-Henry Mills, of Marysvale-
Surveyor-T. E. King, of Kingston
DEMOCRATIC.
Commissioners Richard Brown, of
Koosharem; Reuben Dewitt, of Marys-
vale; r. D. L. Mitchell, of Junction.
esenTative-James Forshee, Of
Wilmot.
Clerk-w. H. Luke, of Junction.
Recorder-AIiss Ella Kenner, of
Kingston.
reasurer-Charles Hales, of juno
ton.
Attorneys. L. Page, of Marysvale
Assessor-Ed Bagley, of Koosharem.
Sheriff-James Stocks, of Marysvale.
Surveyor-George T. Henrie, OF
Marysvale.
NOTES.
]. K Wright, the Democratic candi-
date for senator, says that The Herald
has come to his address in Richfield for
twenty years.
The Republican alliance seems to be
easily shaken and some seem now to
be dissatisfied.
No Republican CONT a0icts t1le state
ment THE Democrats have a strong
ticket"
The Mckinley men are not so indie
pendent as they were two weeks since.
1t is presumed that Sewer county has
more AIcHinleyites than Salt Lake
city.
Sewer county will have many stu
dents in northern schools this winter.
The Richfield and Salina district
schools have begun and those of Mon
roe will open next Monday.
Dodge, Yard and three other officials
of the Rio Grande Western went UP
Bear Greek ON horseback this morn
ing.
Democratic Primary at Nephi.
NEPHI, Sept. 20.-The Democrats
held their primary here Saturday even