The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-18
OGDEN DEMOCRATS.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT LAST
NIGHTS PRIMARIES.
Great Interest is shown BY the
Party of the People in the Coming
Contest-The Delegates Chosen.
Special to The KeraldD.


OGDEN, Utah. Sept 17.-The prim-
aries for the Democratic county con-
vention, which assemblies here Satur-
day, were held last night. They We're
the most largely attended of any
primaries ever held in the county.
Sharp competition over the local coun-
ty offices was in a great measure the
cause. Women participated in the
business OF the primaries.
In the First ward Samuel Doxey
was chairman. The delegates elected
are: D. H. Ensign, Charles Welch,
John Pincock. Mrs William West,
Joseph Hall, Samuel Doxey, j. j.
Ellis, Frank Watkins, r. T. Harris,
Adam Gledhil, NJ. F. Brown, j. NJ.
Brown, Elizabeth Oakley, William
Purdy, ]. R. Paine, Lilly Purdy, Agnes
Moore, James Riley, Heber Scowcroft,
Mrs. Mark Lindsey, Richard Douglas,
Eliza Hail. George Wardlaw, Moroni
Brown, Job Pingree.
Alternates-Ben Ternes, E. M. Com
roy, Howard Carpenter, William
Pierce, Mary A. Riley, Mrs. Jesse VIII
son, f. NJ Tout, #. j. Waine, D. NJ
Stevens, E. F. Tout
In the Second ward, there was a
large turn out, DR.. George w. Baker
was chairman and Joseph Mcfarland
secretary. Ladies were numerous.
Nominations were made without a ball
lot. Thirty-one names were placed in
nomination, and on motion the first
twenty-one named were made the dele
gates and the rest were made altern-
ates. The delegates are: Thomas
Wickets, j. L. Herrick, Mrs. s. c.
Anderson, Cash Vanhorn, Robert
Simpler, Martin Cullen, W. H. O'Brien,
Charles FenSter, Mrs. NJ Richards,
Thomas Smurthwaite, Peter Minnock,
DR.. George w. Baker, C. C. Richards,
Mrs. E. T. HalgreeE, ]. n. Perkins, J.
X. Allen, D. A. Smyth, R. L. Brennan,
Moritz Richter, Tom Rolley, Harry
Tammany.
Altern@tes-G H. Tribe, E. I. steph-
ems, T. r. O'Connolly, ]. F. Bauscher
w. L. P. Peyton, Gilbert Torgenson,
W. w. Evans, f. L Scoville, Sidney
Badcon, NJ. D. Eccles.
In the Third ward, Thomas D. Dee
was the chairman and l. P. Richards
secretary. After considerable discus
sion the .balloting resulted in the fol-
lowing being elected as delegates: L.
F. Moench, H. E. Gibson, Hagbert
Anderson, w. L. Porter, Joseph Parry,
Thomas D. Dee, James Taylor. James
Harrop, F. S. Woodcock, Anna D.
Taylor, Joseph B. Moore elected at
large; Joseph Harropp, P. L. Sherner,
R. Christopherson, 1. P. Richards,
Reed, Samuel Thomas, Frank Higgen-
botham, AL Folker. Alternates-Mrs
Amelia Anderson. Mrs Maggie Higgin-
botham, Caroline Hadnesen, S. W.
Streeper. Justice of the peace, r. S.
Hadley; constable, Joseph Taylor.
Precinct committee-Hagbert Ander-
son. chairman; Samuel Clark, 1. P.
Richards.
In the Fourth ward the contest was
ished till 2 o'clock. Delegates-A. L.
Brewer, John A. Boyle, C. H. Green
well, H. H. Goddard, Daniel Hamer,
H. N. Civilian, Val Gideon, Mrs. Or
son Riser, G.. L. Becker Mrs. D. H.
Peery, T. w. Jones, Joseph Wi+her-
spoon, r. ]. Taylor, Orson Riser, A. ].
Shupe, j. S. Peery, F. R. Christensen,
N. Farr, A. G. Horn, G. R. Belnap.
S. P. Ash Enooh Farr, Sam Whitta-
ker, c. A. Smurthwaite, Fyrum God
dard, A. G. Harris, Robert Chambers,
G. w. Larkin, A. D. Kuhn, L. w.
Shurtliff.
In the. Fifth ward the delegates are:
John Scowcroft, Matt Browning, Ar
chic Bigelow, Albert Allen, W. A Nc
Cav. Sam Halverson. Asa Farley John
Watson. Robert McEwan, Arthur Brad
der. Joe Burton, T. B. Lewis, Thomas
Ballantyne, T. D. Johnson, H. H. Hen
derson, j. NJ. Langsdorf Fred ]. Kie-
sell Mrs. H. S. Woodmansee, McLaren
Boyle, Joseph Clark, Heber Wright,
John Volker, Joseph Wallace, ]. C.
Armstrong, Moroni PouIter, w. w.
Browning. Alternates-R T. Hume, r.
S. Joyce, Marion Burton, Thomas H.
Reeves, Theo. Schansenbach, John
Mcguire, Miss Edith f. Ashmore Jas.
Ballard, j. e. Ballantyne, w. w. Ell
mer.
North Ogden-The attendance was
light. The delegates are Lorenzo Wal
dram, Joseph Orion, Henry Baker, Ma
thaniel Montgomery, Agnes Brinker,
Mrs. Helen Waldrown, Solomon Shupe.
Alternates-John Hall, William Cazier,
Francis Dudmau, John Daniels, Mrs
Lille Randall, Miss Lucinda Montgom-
cry, Annie Ziemer.
The delegates are to meet tonight to
organize. The sentiment of the dele /
cation seems to be for all new county
officers.