The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-02
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Republican Prin,aries.
Ogden, April ?.

The Republican primaries were held
throughout the county last night and
passed off quietly. There were two
tickets in the Second ward and a hot
contest, the ticket known as the Osce-
ola ticket winning over the Haywood
ticket. In the First and Second wards
strong silver resolutions were passed,
which also endorsed Senator Cannon S
position on the silver-tariff issue At
none of the wards were there large
crowds nor much enthusiasm over old
time Republican principles.
In the First ward Ashly Stringham
was chairman and George B. McCabe
secretary. The following were elected
delegates:
Mrs. L. Griffin, Mrs. R. D. Robbins,
Mrs. j. Glare, Mrs. c. S. Hills, Mrs.
Addie Angels, Mrs. j. F. Berry. Mrs
A. c. Dunbar. Mrs B. Hussa, Mrs. F.
Weaver, Mrs. G. A. Graves, w. F.
Critchlow, o. P Mcdonnell, C. e. Layne,
Robert Lancaster, J. H. Mccoy, Henry
Stevens, William Moyes, John Pingree
Beardsley, George W. Murphy, John
V. Nelson. G. H Matson, H G. Sher-
idan, w. P. Hart, j. L. Carlson. Rob-
ert Paine, A. c. Mckinney, Ira Thomp-
son.
Second Ward-John D. Murphy was
president, Dave Munroe secretary. The
delegates are: Richard Hill, Dr. j. H.
Powers, P. T. Ferris, Mrs. william
McClintock, G. F. Hansbrough, Mrs.
Joseph Streng, George W. Jones, D. NJ.
Mckee. a. H. Meyer, Phillip Rank,
Mrs. Jennie Nelson, Mrs. Eleanor
Watts, D. Munroe, Mrs. Callie Cave,
w. B. Wedell, Thomas Meyer, Mrs.
James G. Meyer, Miss Laura Bowring,
Mrs. A. S. Burt, Miss Rosa Hartog,
William S. Murrain. William Butcher,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy, Thomas Tyndall,
j. D. Murphy.
Third Ward-M. L. Jones was chair
man and NJ. ]. Stone secretary. Dele
gates were chosen as follows: ]. II.
Condor, NJ. j. Stone, ]. NJ. Preshaw, A.
W. Putnam, NJ. L. Jones, Robert Shaw,
John Farr, c. A. Barrows, w. NJ. Ray
mond, Mrs. Rosetta Shaw, Mrs. W. W.
Boatwright. Mrs w. Nj Raymond.
David Farr, T. w. Stewart, Miss Mi
nerva Shaw, c. w. Cross, Miss Lillian
Shaw. Alternates-Moroni Stone, Dan
Munson, Mrs N Marks, Mrs. Levina
Munson, DR. ] o. Campbell
Fourth Ward-F. J. Henderson, was
chairman and Charles Meighan secre-
tary. The delegates are: j. c. Nye, F.
]. Henderson,. Mrs. c. r. Hank, Clara
Hunter R. C. Lundy, Mrs. A. j. War
ner, Mrs. DR.. E. B. Graham, R. Kra-
mer, G. L. Covey, jr., t. G. Burt,
Joseph McBeth, F. W. Chambers, w.
A. Lee, NJ. H Wheelwright, j. D. Fife,
Mrs. H. C. Wardleigh, Mrs. P. H. En-
erson, r. H Whipple, George j. Kelly,
Mrs. Charles Meighan, Edwin STRAIT
ford, August Carlson, c. E. Peterson,
Mrs. Chris Flygare, w. R. White, A
b Patton, Jacob S. Foreman, Mrs. z.
H. Anderson, Mrs. c. NJ. Brough, Will
lam Drysdale, John Smuin, d. Thor
burn, W. S. Cornell, S. L. Ives, B. +.
Thomas, P Martin.
Fifth Ward-J.. E. Bagley was made
chairman and Miss Leota Kennedy sec
rotary A resolution introduced by Mr..
Gunnel relating to free silver and
"bolters" was tabled. Delegates were
chosen as follows: Miss Rose Garfield,
w. F. Adams. c. C. Brown, j. E. Bag
ley, Erva Corey, c. NJ Strewell, ]. F.
Marshall, o. A Kennedy, L. ]. Holther,
Clara A. Patterson, r. A. Moves,
George Halverson, Mrs. T. E. Brown
ing, F. ]. Schoonover, Patsey Healy,
c. A. Hensy, Mrs. ]. D. Gill, G. H.
Corse, John T. Hurst, Mrs. L. R. Bow
man, Mrs. William Driver, Mrs. R. c.
Pratt. Mrs c. E. Coulter, Mrs Maria
Stevens, Miss Hattie Brown. Birch
Cleek elected A. B. Hayes, J. Z. Spald-
ing as delegates.