The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-13

County Commissioners.
The board of county commissioners
yesterday appointed a great many cleo
ton judges to fill vacancies caused by
designations. It seems that people are
not any too willing to serve without
pay and the result of it al is that
many of those appointed have resigned.
The Democratic appointments made
yesterday We're:
DEMOCRATIC JUDGES.
Precinct 57-David L. Miller, vice
Precinct S6-John Moody, vice j. II.
Smith.
Lawyer.
Precinct S-Robert siddoway, vice
George d. Alder.
Precinct 6S-N. c. Jensen, vice Abel
Johnson.
Precinct 7S-E. A. Bateman, vice
Niels Lynd.
Precinct DIR. j. B. Keysor, vice
George B. Margetts.
Precinct S-William A. Taylor, vice
W. d. Wooley.
Precinct 47-P. J. Daily, vice James
O'Connor.
Precinct 56-Charles A. Bolton, vice
Daniel J. Lunn.
designations from Democratic ap-
pointees have also been received from
the Nineteenth, Forty-second, Forty
first, Fifty-second, Sixtieth, Sixty
first and Seventeen precincts, but in
the absence of recommendations from
the Democratic committee, the vacan-
cies will be filled at some subsequent
meeting.
THE REPUBLICANS.
The following Republican judges
were appointed to fill vacancies as
noted:
Shepherd.
Precinct 6-R. Aft, vice Frank Pierce
Precinct ED Pickering, vice John
P. Bloomfield.
Susan Perry.
Precinct i5-J. j. Corum, vice H. L.
Eyler.
Precinct 17-John ]. Acomb, vice E.
w. Condie.
Precinct 19-B. G. Raybould, vice
William A. Needham
Precinct 2O-Herman Hill, vice John
Swenson.
Precinct 21-Julius Gauer, vice
George A Ingham.
Precinct 22-John d. Wright, vice
Precinct 2S-J. L. Durgin, vice Will
lard C. Burton.
Precinct 2S-W. M. Williams, vice
Mrs. Rachael Miller.
Precinct 29-John Afford, jr., vice
Rich L. Coneley.
Precinct 3O-H. NJ Mack, vice
Ernest Cox.
Precinct S1-Alfred M. Peterson, vice
A. H. Parsons.
Precinct 32-George S. Tall, jr, vice
George S. Tall, ST.
Precinct S7-Joseph T. Hall, vice w.
D. Brown.
Precinct S9-M. A. Romney, vice H.
j. Moore.
Precinct 42-H. j. Foulger and John
A. Houghton, vice II. j. Moore and J..
W. Greenman.
Richards, vice W. P. Lynn and j. NJ.
Harvey.
Precinct 4S-H. Neewal and Walter
Woolf, vice Samuel Paul and Chris
Diehl
Precinct 52-w. F. Ford and ]. l..
McGinnes, vice Henry Ripe and B. X.
Smith
Precinct 5S-Marshan Todd, vice
George L. Gray.
Precinct 59-John Gordon, vice Nor
man Erickson.
Precinct 69-Emil Erickson, vice c,
F. Durand.
Precinct 61-Benjamin Wright, vice
James Sanders.
Precinct 66-Phillip j. Stone, vice
Hyrum Stone.
Precinct 6S-s. R. Kemp, vice Emil
RartviclEson.
Precinct 7O-William White
Precinct 71-John Latimer, vice NJ.
Hansen.
Precinct 72-Thomas Varrdrey, vice
j. w Smith.
Precinct 7S-william Cutler, vice
John P. PETERSON.
Precinct 79-Emily P. Harris, vice
Mrs. Ely P. Harker
Precinct S3-John Brown, vice Mrs.
Levi Wolstenholm.
Precinct S4-William w. Larson, vice
Mrs. Ellen Peterson.
Precinct SS-George B. Squires, vice
John r. Smith.
A NEW REGISTRAR.
In the Forty-seventh precinct F. G.
Lyndberg was appointed registrar in
| place of B. H. Young, resigned. The
formers address is 656 East First
South.
FRUIT TREE INSPECTOR.
Fruit Tree Inspector Price will soon
be out of job. The following reso-
luton by Roberts was passed:
Whereas, the season for effective
work in the department of the fruit
tree inspector is now closed; therefore
Resolved, That the fruit tree in
spector is hereby directed to prepare
and file his annual report on October
81. 1896, after which date his services
will be dispensed-yith.'
The county attorney reported favor
ably on a petition of Albert Capson for
relief from an alleged erroneous tax
sale; also of BERTHE Johnson to redeem
some property sold for taxes in 1882.
ALLEGED TREsPAss.
Francis Armstrong, through his at
torney, LIE Grand Young, notified the
board to cease road making on his land
in the north half of section So, range
west, township south, and to repair
damage already done.
Retail liquor licenses were granted
to Fritz Miller, of Bingham and
George Bess. corner West Temple and
Twelfth South streets.
JOHN STUBBS OBJECTS.
John Stubs, the irrepressible, regis
tered a vigorous kick against the
registrar of his precinct, No. IA. The
charges against Registrar w. H. Ing
ham were that he could not be found
at home evenings; that he went
| ffroueh the precipct only once: but the