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

the physical proportions of Harrison
Sperry.
John D. Lynch nominated F. NJ. Kin
zie.
George NJ. Cannon lifted up his reso-
nant voice for A. S. Geddes, who can
defeat the allied forces of Democracy
and Popunsn.
j. L. Frank presented IAN old resi-
dent, well known and who will add
strengt to the ticket" D. w. Gamble.
Mr. Swenson, of all the city precincts
seconded the nomination "of his old
school mate A S. Geddes.''
A delegate nominated Samuel Perry
of Sandy.
5. H. Love seconded H T: shurtliff.
S. W. Morrison seconded d. ".
West Jordan seconded Harrison Sperry
who had caused two blades of grass
to grow where one grew before"
Jack DaveIer roared Justify in plac-
ing Timothy Egan before the conven-
ton.
Judge Bowdle spoke of jack rabbits,
sparrows and chipmunks, at some length
ending up with naming that lusty,
healthy, honest and extremely husky
/ Republican, Martin Christopherson.
/ Alphabetical Coates endorsed Cap
/ tain Timothy Egan, who commended
1 himself to every woman because he was
a. man with a family"
/ Doremus. in behalf of the Third, sec
onded Geddes.
Bingham spoke for Egan.
Mill Greek spoke for ChTistopherson.
A youth from Big Cottonwood sec
onded r. C. Knudsen.
Dan Harrington, by a dual use of the
word coordinate" got john G. Mackey
! before the convention.
! E. E. Ritchie had "a native of Utah;
an active Republican" Hon. James c..
McAllister.
C. A. Short nominated Merari North.
George B. Squires seconded Samuel
Perry of Sandy.
Dave Mcdonald seconded Timothy
Egan.
! A. F. Doremus enjoyed himself in
nominating A. ]. Pendleton.
H. NJ. Hadley seconded A. S. Geddes.
C. E. Stanton seconded Samuel Perry.
j. J. Greenewald whooped it UP for
A. S. Geddes.
w. w. Taylor seconded A. S. Geddes.
And then they voted.
Pending the call of the ballot John T.
Anton sent to the chair a request for
all the Mckinley men to come to the
stage during the recess.
This was greeted with cries of Lay
it on the table" "Who wrote IT. ETC.,
for Johnny had not signed his request.
GEDDHS AND PERRY WIN.
The first ballot res,,Ited.
Geddes. 3OO1b: Perry. 245: Csbrist,oniha,.-
son. 1893; Egan. 1461b: Gamble %. Meal
lister, 45; Knudsen, 49,; Pendleton, "a;
Mackey, II; Miller, II; Shurtliff, Az;
/ Sperry, 81; Kinzie. 5: North "a
Geddes and Perry were declared NOM
mated.
Dan Weneer moved +ba oon,,a,,+i on
take a recess until 7.30 which nre-
vailed
EVENING SESSION
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Inc alnenoinent preValeo.
COoNIA AIIORNEY.
: Nominations for county attorney be
ing declared in order Judge Samue
Mcdowell nominated George L. Nye,
young man esteemed highly, etc.
: j. L. Mclaughlin, of Bingham, nomi
mated Frank P Stephens
. J. Wash Young seconded George L
: Nye.
Fred Hale seconded Stephens.
r Dan Wenger testified to Nye's abilit.
!, by declaring he had prosecuted cases
c IN ms court. when statement cause'
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This matter having been disposed O.
fiopc for sheriff were declare