The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08

A Is. IurtOn maze a rev REMARKS III
behalf. of Thomas Hull.
James.
c. E. Stanton lifted up his voice in
behalf of his deputy, Al Reese.
j. L. Frank seconded Reese.
Ed Bassett endorsed John James.
H F. Evans enunciated in favor Of
John James.
Mr.. Mcmillan, of the saltair Office,
seconded Thomas Hull.
]. ]. Greenewald favored John James
J. Wash Young declared this boy
Reese is all right" and then they voted.
REESE NOMINATED.
Reese was nominated on the first
ballot, the vote standing:
Reese. 29S; James. 1919; Hull, 50.
The house decided at this point to
permit no more seconding speeches.
JOHN D. SPENCER FOR TREAS
URER.
George N. Lawrence rose to nominate
a man whose name was slogan in the
battle two years ago, John D. Spencer.
a name synonymous with integri y, hon
esity and capa bility
Hy F. Heath moved that the rules
be suspended and Mr. Spencer declared
the nominee of the convention by accla-
a dozen places at once and went
through with a whoop
COUNTY RECORDER.
Nominations for this office being in
order, NJ. M. Kaighn nominated man
who win draw votes in this county.
Alma c. Sadler.
Gus Holmes voiced the sentiments
of countless millions in nominating a
man who has proved his capacity" in
the person of Scott Crisnon, 'the
strongest man in Salt Lake city"
Frank Pierce seconded Scott Crismon
Charlie Short ditto.
Sam Westerield the same.
| SO did Wash Young.
And John T. Lynch
And Swenson.
! c. S. Emery nominated a sober, in
/ dustrious man." in the person of Will
/ Farnsworth.
Urry and Missing seconded Crismon
CRISMoN NOMINATED.
Crismon was elected on the first bal
| lot. The vote:
Cr1smon ....................... 346
Farnsworth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
I Sadler ..............-...... 81
The nomination was made unani-
nous.
FISHER FOR AUDITOR.
James Anderson arose to present the
name of a young man born in Utah,
capable and honest, A. W. Raybould.
James Jennings seconded Raybould.
J. S. Daveler named Frank B. Shelly.
a man among men.
Both nominations were numerously
seconded.
George B. Squires had a level-headed
man who had held the office from it's
creation, j. NJ. Fisher
Fisher received the endorsement of
Colonel Kaighn and others.
fusilade of seconds for all the
nominees poured in and then balloting
commenced.
First ballot:
Raybould .-...--.-.............. 951.
Shelly Observation-Disclosures. 81!
rlsner ..--------- .-.-.-Zo4
Fisher was nominated and his nom
ination declared unanimous.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Nominations for assessor being in or
der, L. G.. Hardy placed before the con-
vention the name of Jesse w. Fox, jr
Charles NJ. Cannon nominated Ar
thur H. Parsons.
A. F. Doremus presented Mr.. Moses
w. Taylor, of Salt Lake.
Delegate Ellerbeck nominated Harold
NJ Pitt
S. H Love nominated B. B. Bitner, Of
Big Cottonwood.
Charles A. Short seconded Arthur
Parsons.
Frank Pierce and a dozen others, in
Guiding Wash Young, seconded severa
persons.
The first ballot resulted:
PARSONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,:
HlJI %
Fox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5l1:
Bltner ..-................ 81
Iaylor %
The band left at this point and an
other ballot was ordered, there being
no election.
PARSONS GETS THERE.
The next ballot resulted:
PARSONS ..........-...... ~
P1tt LIB
blJDeT ..---.-..----.-
FOX --...---.-..-... ..--.--.-.. .
1aylOr q
Parsons was declared nominated.
COUNTY SURVEYOR