The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-19
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Utah Loan Sc Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden, September 10.
Ogden, September 10.
THE Mk1NnEY MEN AND WOMEN.


One wing Of the Republican party of
Weber county held its county conven-
ton yesterday. This was the conven-
ton of delegates elected at the pri-
maries Friday night, when silver Re
puDlicans and Mckinley Republicans
were alike invited to participate, but
the silver forces did not turn out 20
any great extent, and consequently
their influence was not felt TO any
great extent.
AS a consequence, the convention yes
terday was very harmonious. A num-
Der of sJraight-out-and-ou silver Re
publicans were on hand as delegates,
but when they realized what a hopeless
minority they were in and heard some
of the arbitrary Mckinley talk they
quietly withdrew, or al least interpoSed
no objection to the programme OF the
majority AS an Illustration, the Third
ward of ogden, which elected eighteen
delegates, was represented by less than
halt that number. There were other
similar cases. However, there was a
good deal of vim. Business methods
prevailed, and the convention did what
all knew it would do in short order.
Chairman Dix read the call and in
troduced w. G.. Child as temporary
chairman. A. C. WINS was made sec
rotary and Mrs. Fanny Hurst assist
ant.
Committees on permanent organiza-
ton and order of business and creden-
tails were appointed and made their
reports.
The permanent officers were: Perma-
nent chairman, r. H. Whfpple; secre
tary, S. G. Watson; assistant secretary,
Mrs. ]. E. Bagley.
rr1.. Icx cd
that there were 1S9 delegates present,
and there being no contests, the report
was adopted.
Chairman Whipple made brief
speech on True Repubncanism," be-
fore proceeding with business of elect
ing delegates to the convention meeting
here September 26.
The following were the delegates Sc
lected from the city:
First ward-J. H. Mccoy, Mrs. l..
Griffin, John oCnnors, Ira Thompson,
James Cassfn, William Moyes, G. w.
Murphy, o. P. Mcdowell. Alternates,
Mrs. Jessup, j. A. Better.
Second ward-A B. Shepherd, j.
Strang, H. Berry, j. E. Coolidge, J. E.
Williams, Richard Hill, Mrs. A. S.
Burt. Alternates, D. c. Dorae, c. d.
Hayes, William Roman.
Third ward-W M. Raymond, J. NJ
Preshaw, L. B. Bach and Lee A Cur
tbs.
Fourth ward-H. A. Sims, w. r.
White, DR.. oCndon, Mrs. J. H. Holmes,
L. r. Rogers, G. J. Kelly. r. II. Whip
pie, J. S. Boreman and M. A. Breed
en-.
Alternates-Reese Howell, r. P. Hun
ter, w. F. ST. John, H E. Seel, Mrs.
NJ. A. Breeder, S. L. Ives.
Fifth ward-D. Gibson, J. e. Bagley,
George Halverson, J. N. iKmball, Mrs.
j. 7. PHurst, w. G. Childs and r. H.
E. iMnty.
Delegates from the county were as
follows:
North Ogden, G. Dean, Alfred Bar
ret; alternates, ]. Vanderhoow, S. j.
Barrett. Plain City, j. L. Skeen, w
L. Stewart Alternates, w. Knight
Lyman Skeen. Huntsville, Christian
Wangsgard w. G. Smith; al$ernates,
Albert Gardner, A. Nelson. Far West,
E. P. Williams: alternate, Temple
Short. Hooper, Eli Spaulding; alter
nate, A. G. Watson. West Weber, w. c..
Hunter, j. E. Stevenson; alternates,
Joseph Hogg, j. r. Mcfarland. Uin-
tab. William 1Franel; alternate, r. L.
Bybee. Riverdale, oJseph Fife; alter
nate, c. A. Childs. Kanesville, G.
Marsden; alternate, D. w. Scravener.
Beecher, l.. McCarTy; alternate, j. r.
Barton. Wilson Daniel Drake. Mar
RIOTS, Moroni Marriotts; alternate, j.
Marriotts.
Delegates at large-Moroni skeen,
David Mckay
A county central committee was
elected, as follows:
First ward, James Cassin; Second
ward, D. M. Mckee; Third ward, Rob-
ert Shaw; Fourth ward, R. H. Whip
pie; Fifth ward. B. a. Bowman; North
Ogden, B. F. Blaylock; Plain City, Will
liam England; Marriotts, Moroni S.
Marriotts; Huntsville, w. G. Smith;
Far West, Temple Short; Hooper, Da-
vid c. Low; West Weber, w. c. Hun
ter; Uintah, William France; River
| dale, c. A. Bybee; Kanesville, D. w.
Scrivine; Beecher, j. F. Barton.
The committee will meet today in
Mr.. Whipple's office to effect a perana-
nent organization.