The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-20
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twenty-eight from the county districts
and one from each voting precinct IN
the city.
Third-Eiection Of a chairman Of the
county central committee.
Fourth-Election of a county COM
nittee of seven-two from each ward
and five from the county at large.
Fifth-Nomination of five candidates
to the state senate.
Sixth-Nomination of ten members of
the lower house.
Seventh-Three county commission
ers.
Eighth-County attorney,
Ninfh-County clerk.
Tenfh--Sheriff.
Observation-Disclosures.
TWeifth-AuditOr.
Thireenth-Treasure ::
Fourteenth-Assessor
ifteenth-Surveyor
Sixteenth-Report of the committee
on resolutions.
nth-Miscellaneous.
Eighteen th-Ad5ournm
The committee recommended that
all speeches of nomination be limited
to three minutes each.
This report was adopted.
The chair announced that according
to the programme, he was to be intro
duced to the convention. you will
please consider me introduced. Naugh-
ter.) II is unnecessary for me to make
3 speech. The issues are already
Joined. That good man, that cheerful
politician, that charming Democrat,
William J. Bryan, (applause), with the
sunlight Of the dawn of better days in
his face. is now preaching living truths
TO ali men.
Nothing is necessary for me to say
concerning your duty. You will do it
as you see the light I shall try to be
an impartial chairman
A FUSION.
The chair then announced that
committee composed Of Hon. James II.
Moyle, w. H. Dale and Albert Spencer,
had been in consultation with the
PopuliSts on G, fusion on the county
ticket and legislative ticket. He
would be pleased to have Mr.. Moyle
report.
Mr.. Moyle took the platform and
stated that after several days confer
ence, it was decided the Populists
should have three members Of the legis-
}sture-one senator and two represen-
tatives; one county commissioner, who
shall be treated fair in the distribu-
ton Of patronage. and the chief deputy
IN the Office OF the county recorder;
the candidate for commissioner to be
one OF ability and integrity and a man
who can be cheerfully voted for Mr..
Moyle stated the Populists were in
session and would make a report ere
the convention reached that order.
On motion of John Green of the
First the report was adopted, almost
unanimously.
The convention then took q recess Of
twenty minutes to enable the precincts
TO elect delegates and committeeman,
The result was as follows:
DELEGATES STATE CONVENTION.
First ward, First precinct, H. J.
Dinninny: Second, S. E. Allen; Third,
w. H. Lett; Fourth, L. diversion; Fifth,
George T. Brice; Eighth, T. NJ. Holt;
Ninth, J. W. Burton; Tenth, c. s. KIN
ney; Eleventh, A. T. Schroeder.
At Large-FiSher s. Harris, Mrs.
Margaret A. Game, C. A Mclean, Z.
A. Smith, Q. H. Petit.
Second ward, Twelfth precinct-T. c.
Lewis: Thirteenth. Fred G. Robo; Four
teeth, S. A. Kenner; Fifteenth, II. J.
Walsh; Sixteenth, ]. H. Cochran;
Eighteenth, John Shea; Nineteenth, NJ
P. Wells; Twentieth, Mrs. R. K
Thomas; Twenty-frst, F. L. Marohn;
Twenty-second, Mrs. DR.. NJ. H. Can
non; Twenty-third, B. E. West;
Twenty-fourth. Joseph F. Morgan;
Twenty-fifth. Mrs. Rose Van Steeter;
Iwelty-sizth, G. S. Bachman
At Iarge--Alaert Fisher, Henry Wal
lace, n. V. Jones, j. H. Bailey, Mrs
Alice Butterworth.
Third ward, Twenty-seventh pre-
cinct-Mrs. Laura Hyde; Twenty
eighth, Joseph Bull jr.: Twenty-ninth,
S. 5. Newton; Thirtieth, J. T. Raleigh;
Thirty-1rst, Mrs. E. Thomas; Thirty
second. W. J. Newman; Thirty-third,
J. Il Haslam; Thirty-fourth, o. H
Hardy; Thirty-fifth, Joseph Anderson;
Thtrty-sixth, George r. Jones.
AZ Large-W. A. Hodges r. P. Nor
xis, W. l.. Dykes, Ed. Brooks, O. w.
Moyle.
Fourth ward, Thirty-seventh pre-
canct, Robert Patrick, ST.; Thirty
eighth, II. J. Faust; Thirty ninth. II.
p. Henderson; Fortieth, Joseph NJ
Cohent Forty-hrst, Mrs. DR.. Ferguson;
Forty-second. George @. Corey; Forty
third, John Gibson.
AT Large. L. Rawlins, John T.
Game, r. n. Baskin, o. W. Powers, w.
II. Dale.
Fifth ward, precinct 44-W. c. Jen-
ndngs.; As, Mrs. c. H. Banks; 46, Geo.
Nv. Snow; AZ, Francis Armstrong: 4s.
I. V. Williams; 20, Gustave Kroeger;
30, ]. W. Hamna; 81, Henry w. Ryan;
81, /. L. Welsh.
At iarge-James II. Moyle. M E Null
\ vey, Thomas Marshall, Robert Morris,
Joseph E. Taylor.
County at larse-Sugar, Frank 7. Tay-
tor: Farmers, J. NJ. Hamilton; Mill
Greek, c. S. Miner, Mrs. NJ. A Hamilton;
East Min Creek, Mrs. A. E. Neff;
Mountain Dell Martin earn; Big Cot
tonwood, Isaac Brockbank; Butler, Alva
Butler; South Cottonwood, Samuel At
wood; Union, George w. Proctor; San
dy. II. T. Green; Crescent, J. P. Jensen;
\ Draper, D. o. Rideout; HERMAN, ].
H. Bodell; Bingham, c. w. Hendel:
West Jordan, Samuel Bateman; South
Jordan, s. H. Beckstead; Riverton, c.
Page; North Jordan, Joseph Pixton
Granite, VI. j. Horn; Hunter. A A.
Jones: Pleasant Green, L Perkins;
Brighton, L. ]. Wickersham.
JUDICIAL DELEGATES.
First ward. precinct l, John W. Judd;
2, J. B. Timlnony; 3, G. A. Milliron; (,
Il. Penrose; s, George II. Knowlden;
6, A Greenewald; z, Annie Lynch; s,
6. W. Darke; 8, j. H. Rives; TO- W. H.
Cassaday; IL, j. H Wolcott
Second ward, precinct Il, Oscar Had
iey; Is, ] w. Scott; Il c. A Carlquist;
Is. George NJ. Jones; 16, H. p. Hansen;
Ii, Mrs. Louisa Green; Is, S. G. Winter;
a9, r. Z. Miller; 20, J. w. Whitehead,
ir.; 81, J. r. Anderson; %, T. Z. Taylor;
S., o. II. Dogge; "a, w. H. Evans; IS,
]. H. Murphy; &c j. W. IRE.
Third ward, precinct q, w. L. Dykes;
2S, Q. w Moyle; %, 1. F. Raleigh; 80,
Miss Hattie Ernshaw; 81, Lizzie NJ.
Margetts; 80, T.. r. Margetts; So, II. A
Smith; 81, r. P. Morris; So, Edwin
Brooks; sc, D. K. Perkins.