The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-16
THE HERALD WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1896

for the purpose of selecting candidates
Tor the office of constable and justice of
the peace The following is the list of
precincts. which took action and the
names of the persons to go to the con-
ventions alluded to:
District l-Same delegates and altern'
ates as to the county convention Were
District 2-Delegates to the precinct
conyention: John D. Thorpe, Sam Allen,
Z. 5. Richards, Joseph Booth, Charles
Miss Eva Lloyd, Mrs. F. S. Harris. The
deieGates were requested to vote for
Adam Duncan for constable.
District T-George T. Brice, Miss Annie
Richard Chamberlain. Alternates- ohm
Olsen. John Dewey, Nick Gulbrandsen
and Mrs. Martha .Shelmerdine. Cam
paign committee-F. j. Rawlings, j. b.
keysor, Miss Annie Lynch.
District S-Deiegates to First municipal
ward convention: W. d. Woolley, j. NJ.
Denny. H. j. Bywater, A. II. Woolley
W j. Corbett, l.. c. Snedecar, William
Martha Barrow, J. f. Collins. Alternates
y. L. Barrow. John Rees, Mrs. NJ. j.
Denny.
District PA E. Bryan, NJ. S. Beatie.
Thomas B. Needham, A. Preece, Mr..
Phillips. j. R. Hartman, f. w. Brazier.
District 13-W. C. Hoffman, c.. j. Ander-
son, Carl Ffsch, j. W. Ward George
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Stanley, William Foulger, Alex Wanless.
District 17-Delegates to Second precinct
convention; William I. Evans, James
2. Watson, James c. Watson, Mrs. Alice
Altman, A. G. Giangue, Hugh Watson,
d. II. Clayton, Mrs. Louisa Green. AL
ternates-William NJ. Little, George Ir-
vine D. z. Fullmer, William R. Watson,
District 1S-Delegates to Second pre-,
cincr convention: l. M. Waddell, Newell
H. Clayton, Edward Middlemas. John E.
Cowley, Mrs. John Shae, Mrs. w. H.
Henry Wallace, Mrs. J: H.. Poulton.
Precinct 25-George Floyd, D. K. John
son BENJAMIN Floyd, William Williams,
Joseph Elton, F. Ertman, Mrs. E. G..
Steeter, E. G. Holden.
District 2s-George b. Wallace, jr., S. L.
Newton, John Holmes, ]. L.. Ford,
Thomas Slight, William Wallace, Milando
Benjamin Johnson.
District 21-Mrs. Sadie Benedict, George
D. Shell, DR.. Roumania 3. Pratt, Morris
Sommer, F. F. Marohn, j. R. Anderson.
Best, Harry Edwards.
r. 7. Burton. f. Stevenson, w: H. Law
renee. H. 8. Beatie, W. H. Irvine, N. V.
Jones, o. H. Dogge, B. e. West.
District 2s-B. Y. Hampton, George g.
Bywater, A. F. Barnes, julius E. Howe,
Mrs. B. Y. Hampton. Alternates-J. A.
Peck. John Reese.
District S1-Heber Davis. H. A. Smith,
R. II. Haslam, G. W. Simpson, H. Walt
ers z. ]. Reiser, G. W. Green. A. C.
Lyon, H. H. Waller, G. H. Spry.
District 33-W. A. Hodges, r. P. Morris,
G. w. Clark, Joseph H. Hasten, Thomas
Robinson. W. Sicily, sr., B. W. briggs,
Mrs. j. II. Haslam, Mrs. Zadock Mitchell,
Edwin Entwistle.
District 24-Delegates to the precinct
on Friday evening: B. A.
West, 7. G. Griggs, r. T. Burton, ST.,
Ezra Stephenson, w. H. Lawrence, Fl. S.
Beatie, w H. Irvine, N. V. Jones, o. II.
Dogge, B. e. West
Precinct committee, W. B. LaVielle, B.
E. West, William Lapham.
District 34-Delegates to the precinct
w. G. Margetts. L. Parry,
Irwin Margetts, Philip Pugsley jr., w. H.
Tolhurst, A S. Fowler William D.
bruce, r. A. Margetts, o. R. Grow, Harry
Druce. Alternates-Hyrum Maxwell, Ern-
est Brown.
District 35-John w. Haslam, B. A. Ridd,
". j. Hall, John Lees, Joseph Anderson,
R. Perkins, Joseph H.
Player, Mrs. Ada Vincent.
District 44-Delegates to the ward con-
venrion: E. l. Kisler, Thomas Danger
1eld. w. c. Jennings. w. F: Shelton,
Charles Baldwin. D. L. Levy, r. Norris
Mrs. w. G. Jennings, D. Cameron, Joseph
Iurd Campaign committee, Thomas
D. L. Levy, Mrs. Tuckett.