The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-01
OGDEN REPUBLICANS.
DELEGATES SELECTED FOR THE
COUNTY CONVENTION.
In Spite OF the Numerous "Harmony',
Meetings of Late, the Terms "SiI-
yer Republicans, and Gold Re-
DubIicans' Were Freely Used.
(special Correspondence.l

OGDEN, Sept. 3O-The Republican
primaries for the county convention on
Saturday were held tonight In spite
Of the numerous harmony" meetings
of late, the terms Silver Republicans
and Gold Republicans" were much
used. The lines were sharply drawn,
though in some cases candidates had
agreed on slate tickets and these went
through. Three wagon loads of men
from the power dam work came down
and made considerable noise before
they went back, otherwise all was quiet.
In the First ward bitter feud was
on between rival factions, headed, one
by w. P. Hart and the other by j.
II. Mccoy. They have not been politi-
cal friends since the school board cleo
ton, nearly two years ago, when Hart
was elected to the board. The en-
nifty was increased somewhat at the
election of city officials last year. when
Mccoy was defeated. The ticket elected
was the Hart ticket, as follows:
W. F. Critchlow, Sidney Stevens, I.
N. Pierce, Mrs. R. I. Robbins, C. E.
Layne, Joseph Carlson, E. f. Tout.
Jas. Carlson, John Jenkins, w. P. Hart.
Mrs. Addie Angels, John Pingree, A.
V. Mcintosh, Wallace Foulger, ]. c.
! kiesel, George II. Matson, Mrs. Mary
Graves, Hyrum Watkins. Henry New
ey, Taylor Henniger, Robert Pain, W.
L. Beardsley, James Lloyd, G. P. Nc
Cabe, Job Pingree, jr., Jerome Brown.
Harry Ford, Mrs. Clarke, Edward Kir-
wan, Thomas Jenkins. j. H. Ristan.
In the Second ward, the state ticket
went through. the gold men having the
majority Of the delegates NJ. N.
Graves, S. S. Schramm, G. F. Hans
brough, S. H. Cave, D. NJ. Mckay. C.
D. Hayes, D. Munroe, A. B. Shepard, c.
D. Dora, ]. T. Ryan, Joseph Strong,
George Draper, j. E. Williams. L. B.
Adams. Richard Hill, ]. E. Coolidge,
A H. Moves, Tom TindaII Thomas
| Mercer, Mrs. James Tomassik. Mrs.
William Chapman, Mrs. c. a. Nelson,
Mrs. Frank Wadman, Mrs. J. T. Smith,
e. Huntsman.
In the Third, there were no printed
tickets. The silver forces made al
most a clean sweep. The delegates
Ben Carr, NJ. L. Jones, ]. H. Carbon,
j. w. Arnold, John Farr, B. C. Shuck,
A. w. Putnam, H. L. Bowen, NJ. Shaw,
Miss Lillian Shaw, Mrs. Rosetta Shaw,
Robert Shaw, WILDER Shaw, c. W.
| Cross, Frank Williams, Moroni Stone,
A. 1. Stone, Clarence Stone
In the Fourth ward a compromise
ticket went through as follows-Fred
Chambers, A. 7. Wright, c. NJ. Brough,
N. c. Flygare, George Hanson, C. E.
Peterson, F. J. Hendershott, Mrs. Chris
Flygare, I. L. Cralk, r. H. Whipple,
Moroni Skeen, George ]. Kelly, George
L. Corey jr., W. R. White, James Nc
Beth, H. a. Simms. DR.. E. B. Graham,
Patrick Martin, A. S. Condor, Walter
Richey, James Halverson, Edwin STRAIT
! ford, Mrs. Clara Mcdonald. e. H. An
derson, Charles Meighan, L. r. Rogers,
G. j. S. Abels, Miss Maggie Chambers,
H. E. Steele, A. J. Warner, C. S. Pull
yer, w. f. st. John, 7. G. Burt, A. D.
F. Reynolds, A. B. Patton, George Dur
brow.
In the Fifth ward the Murphy-Bagley
faction got together and hot contest
was avoided. The delegates are-J. D.
Murphy, n. H. Ives, Dan Pugh, E. E.
Barton, t. ]. Stevens, William Drys-
dale. Rose Garfield, Warren G. Child,
T. E. Browning, w. F. Adams, C. C.
Brown, E. T. Hulaniski, R. c. Pratt,
B. A. Bowman, L. J. Ho1ther, ]. N.
Kimball, William Driver. G. H. Corse,
Mrs. j. F. Marshall, J. S. Seiss, e. \.
Littlefeld, R. P G. Minty, f. S. Schoon-
over, R. A. Moyes, W. r. Williams,
George Halverson.
Burch Creek selected A. B. Hayes.