The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10


Geddes, Roberts and Christopherson,
met yesterday morning at 8 o'clock
for the purpose of appointing judges
of election for the general election to
be held on November 5. The list OF
names sent in by A H. Parsons, chair
man of the Republican state commit
tee, was taken as the basis. and the
Democrats having so far sent in no
recommendations, two judges in each
voting precinct were appointed, leav-
ing the third one to be appointed
Wnen the Democrats send in their lists,t
which Will probably be on Saturday.
The judges are to serve without pay.
Inc following are the names Of those
who were appointed in each precinct.
Inc hrst named is to be presiding
Judge and the second one chief clerk
at each poll:
NO. l, j. Donnelly, W. J. Moore; No.
2 Il. E. Shepard, Joseph Thorup; No. 5,
w. j. Lynch, c. NJ. Cannon; No. 4. L.
C. Hardy, j. 2. Hanson; No. 5, E. II.
Erickson, ]. B. Bloomfield; No. s. II.
NJ. Willard, Frank Pierce; No. 7, l..
Dalquist, Edward Needham; No. s, A.
J. PendletOn, jr., P. A. Dix; No. 9. F.
c. Bassett, E. b. Critchlow; No. 10
Ernest Speirs, Florence Russell; No. IL,
K b. Kenyon, George Buckle; No. L,
L. A. Angel, Susan Sperry; No. Is, d.
). WhitehOrne, NJ /. Perry; No. IA,
W. II. Ingham, William Brown; No. 10,
L. j. Wood, 3. L. EileT; No. 16, E NJ
LeProhon. H. F. Heath: No. II, H. A.
Reiser, Mrs. Elizabeth Condie; No. Is.
a. II. Kelly. il, c. d. Goodsen; No. 10,
w. A Needham, F. ]. Kirkendall: No.
20. H. K. Hardness, Joseph Swenson;
No. Il, G.. II. Ingham, f. K Gillespie;
No. p, S. II. Hill, Leland Rocks; No.
%, W. G. Burton, Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fox:
No. "A, William Turton, Thomas Hull;
No. %, Mrs. Elizabeth Price, r. w.
Lewis; No. 26. J. B. Missing, Frank
Meyer; No. q, F. c.. Palmer, John D.
Lewis; No. %, George A. Smith, Mrs.
Rachael Miller; No. 20, r. L. Conley,
]. H. Dean; No. 80, T. P. Thomas,
Ernest Cox; No. 81. Arthur Parsons,
j. z. Gibbs; No. 50, J. II. Vincent,
George Tall, ST; No. SO, d. S. Emery,
w. P. Davis; No. 81. L. C. Kelsey. w.
v Nebeker; No. So, F. B. GOwan, c. NJ.
Lees; No. So, 7. W. Armstrong, W. A.
Holman; No. 81. w. D. Brown, r w.
Anderson; No. 80. Grant II. Smith, ].
Wash Young; No. 80, H. ]. Moore, j.
n. Sharp; No 40, L. NJ Earl, John
James; No. Il, @. W. Whitecar, J. p.
SOrenSon; No. Y, J. W. Greenman. A.
Higham; No. 43, G. W. Boyd, Captain
William Hoffman; No. A, E. H. Airs,
F. c. LoOfoOuTow; No. 40, e. D. r.
Thompson, Cyrus Twitchell; No. As, J..
Lawson. Arthur Pitts; No. IS, Chris.
Diehl, Samuel Paul; No. 40. T. W. Den
mis-, Nathan Sears; No. so, Thomas
Hutchinson, Mrs. John McVicker; No.
81, A. L. Simondi, Dr. S. Ewing; No. 81,
B. y. Smith. Henry Ripe; No. 80, ].
r. Bowdle, George Gray; No. "a. An
gus ]. Cannon, a. S. Gabbott; No. 80,
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John A North. D. S. Humes: No. 81,
Joseph Sutherland, Mrs. Agnes Merrill;
No. 5S, r. Harmon, Peter Gordon: No.
SO, Norman Erickson, James Godfrey;
No. go, Charles Holm, G. F. Durand;
No. 81, James Sanders, J. W. CahoOn;
No. 81, John Sutherland, r. Knudsen;
No. SO, J. P. Olson, Henry Grieve: No.
ga. W. B. Hardy, Phineas H. Young
No. So, John Wood, Eta McGhie; No.
Sc, Hyrum Smith, John Llingenblad;
No. g. W. D. Keuhre, G. II. Cushing:
No. 6S, F. Hartvicksen. John Rideout:
No. 50, William Thompson, Maud
Medley; No 70, William L. Davis.
CLERK not appOinted); No II. John T.
Spencer, N. Hansen; No. r. J. W. w.
Fitzgerald. J. w. Smith; No. 70. Will
lam Nichols. Mrs. Emma Jensen; No.
"A, J. S. Crane. Robert Dancie; No. Is,
George F. Beckstead, Charles n.
Dancie; No. 76 Albert Maby, w. NJ.
Holt; No II. F. A Cooper, jr., Roswell
3. Gardner; No. 78, William Aytell, jr.,
J. B. Person: No. 70, w J. Spencer,
Mrs. Henry Farker; No so, G. p.
Turnbull, o. Halstine; No. 81, G. E. Lee,
z. Hin; NO 50, G. J. Tinnell, L. c.
Herriek; No. SO. David Reid. Mrs. Levi
Wolsenhohne; No. 81, James Bertock,
Mrs. Ellen Peterson; No. SO. Bishop
McRae, Mrs. Mackey; No. Sc, J. A.
Sharp, James T. Schoenfeldit; No. 81,
S. II. Love. Dan Harrington; No So. j.
r. Smith. L. J. Larsen.
The commissioners made a number
Of appropriations and adjourned till
Saturday at 10 a. m.
A BOARD BILL.
The Knutsford Hotel company sent
in a bill to the county board on Aug
ust "A for S342.4O for boarding witnesses,
detectives and their friends, brought
here from Chicago and other eastern
points for use in the Hayl1en and some
other of the Doodle cases. The bill
was referred to Commissioner Roberts.
and he has not yet reported on it, and
it is said neither he or the other mem
bers of the board are at all anxious
to have the bill acted upon until after
the votes are counted which will be
cast on Nov g. The bill includes not
only for boarding witnesses and detec-
tives. but for their wives and other
relatives who came along to have a
pleasant outing at the expense of Salt
Lake county.