The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-27
THE DELEGATES.

First precinct ]. E. Hanson, proxy;
Second, J. 3. Timnony; Third, Joseph
Milliron; Fourth, H. Penrose; Fifth
George H. Knowlden; Sixth, a. Green
wald; Seventh, Annie Lynch; Eighth
s. w. Darke; Ninth, H. Fl. Rivers;
Tenth, w. H. Cassidy; Eleventh, J., h
Wolcott; Twelfth, Z. S. kers-
lev. proxy; Thirteenth, J. w. Scott;
Fourteenth, c. A. Carlquist; Fifteenth
George NJ. Jones; Sixteenth, H. P. Han
sen; Seventeenth, Mrs. Louisa Green;
Eighteenth, r. G. Winter; Nineteenth,
f. E. Miller; Twentieth. ]. w White
head. jr.; Twenty-frsT, ]. r. Anderson
T. E. Taylor; Twenty
third, C. H. Dogge; Twenty-fourth, W.
H. Evans; Twienty-fiftlr, j. H. Murphy )
Twenty-sixth, ]. w. IRE; Twenty-seo-
enth, W. l.. Dykes; Twenty-elghth. -.
w Moyle; Twenty-ninth. j. L Raiel3n'
Thirtieti, Miss Hattie ErnshaW; Ihei ~ :
first, Lizzie NJ. Margetts; Thirty-sec-
ond. f. R. Margetts; Thirty-thlrd, Jos
eph Bull. IT.. proxy; Thirty-fourtn, Is.
p. Morris; Thirty-fifth, Edward BROOKS
Thirty-sixth. d. K. Perkins; Tnirty-seV-
enth, S. w. Stewart; Thirty-elgh Jonl
r. Cummock: Thirty ninth, K. W
Young: Fortieth, E. @. Woolley, u.
Forty-first, w. H. Bramel. proxy; forlg-
second. Thomas F. Thomas; Forty-ttflrd'
p II. Cabel: Forty-fourth, D. i. LeYey
Forthwith, o. A. Wooley, proxy; For'y-
sixth, R. G.. Hartley: Forty-seYenln, ..
C. Royle; Forty-eighth, j. e. dHlnS'
Forty-ninth, Thomas Marshall; tilsth'
NJ. S. Lindsay; Fifty-first, T. }. Anoer-
son; Fifty-second. James a. Williams;
County precincts-Sugar precinct, D.
G. Rvwater John NJ. Cannon; Farmers,
John Howells, Ray Van Colt; NH
Greek. George Taylor, John MORGAN;
pleasant Green, S. V. Taylor; East MIN
Greek. c.. Stillman; Brighton preclncl'
L. ]. Wickersham; Mountain Den, "
Dixon: Hunter, William Rid; Big Cor
fonwood. S. Pascoe; Butler, Alva But
Ter. Granite. Sol Wickson; South Cot
tonwood. j. S. Rawlins, Harry Baharo
Sandy. NJ. P. Wells, proxy; Unlon' j.
". Sharp: Crescent, George. W. Parks'
proxy; Draper, Henry Day; B4uIL Daie,
Joseph HIousley; Herman. w. n. lee-
man; Bingham, George D. smell pfoAy ;
West Jordan. Jesse Arden; SoutH 80
dan. Joseph Hutchings; RIverton, u L :
Summit counay-G. R. Hancock,
nr 9Sl5i' for R. n. Gray; C. A. Tuckbury
and Robert galloway; a. d. bowers
proxy for ]. M. Taddies; w. W. Ciut,
sr Droxy for W. W. Cuff, jr.; George
W G5,oo. also proxy for ]. A. Pack and
e Bromley: Thomas Cupit, atso
n1,,xv for William Sargent and John
McLane: Henry Shields, also proxy LOT
NJ. A. Hancock. c,...
Tooele county-W. z. Moss. McCuls-
ton. n. B. Dresser, proxy; Ropln9oh'
H. j. Cameron, proxy; a. q. Ahislroll'
W. ]. Adamson, C. /. Speiged.
PLEDGED TO SERVE.
,r lindsey presented the. follow
,v,1r resolution and moved its adoptlol !:
Preserved. That the nominees OF
,bis convention will be considered
nJe1rey5 that if elected, they Will serve
the flH terms CT their respective OIL
ces unless prevenltd by somethins IN
avoidable.' 80
to the necessity for the resolution. az
ter which it was unanimously adoi0eo'
PROPOSITION TO FUSE.
6. w. Darke laid before the conveI-
tion a. proposition from the Populists
tn fusra on the judicial ticket, which ne
said mad been presented TO the COM
,,15Htef. and which had been referred TO
the convention by that body without
arfion. The proposition contemplated
placing Judge George F. Goodwin OF
the ticket as the Populist caadidate ID
fusio1ll were desired by the Democrats.
The proposition was disposed on py d
unanimous vote in favor OF a mpllstD
made by John E. Hanson to lay ON the
table.
ONE MINUTE RULE ADOPTED.
motion TO limit nominating
snee,,hes to one minute was earned,
and o. P. Miller rose to place A. ".
Norrell i'm nomination. He did so by
presenting the name of Judge NolTei1
as that CT a man who would see tnaN
Justice was done when cases OF 1ar-
mers' water rights were being neafo-
Tooeie county seconded the nomlna-
ton of Judg Norrell, as dGd also D. p
Rawlins of Salt Lake
Henry Shields Of Summit nprninate0
J1de-e Hoge and ]. A. Williams of SAT-
lake seconded Che nomination.
THOMAS Marshall placed Walter MuT-
nav in nomination, pointing with pride
IN the record his candidate had MADE
as a prosecuting officer, when ne haa
nroven himself an able lawyer and an
honest man. .,,..-+
s. W. Stewart nominated Albert
n. Cherry as a lawyer VINO had bes5n d
practitioner twenty-five years anu
man whose ability and integrity were
above reDroach.
o. w. Aoyle presented to the conNeho :
tinn the name of c. J. Pence as that OF
a man of und1npeachable integrity and
a lawyer of the, highest standing. he
had been city attorney of Rico. Colo
RADIO. later county attorney eli San MI
euel county. and still later of Dolores
county, in all of which positions ne hdd
made an excellent record.
John E. Hanson nominated Charles
Baldwin as 81 lawyer whose reputation
was of the highest. he was SILVER
man and a Democrat, answering IN
his devotion TO his party. He said the
convention would do itself Justice py
nominating such a man.
T. II. Murphy said it was necessary
10 nominate lawyers, not only of ex-
perience but ability, and seconded the
nomination of both Pence and Cherry
J. A. Williams had heard that the
greatest qualification of g, judge was
absolute integrity. A judge Should be
So fais. chat he would decide in favor
of the most humble attorney, and never
be swayed by the e1ninence OF oppos-
ing counsel, if his case meTited 1T. The
spectacle CT judges being Influenced
known, and he wanted g. man VINO
would not be Influenced. He considered
Judge Nor1ell such a man and sec
on1ed his nomination.
j. H. Walcott seconded the nomina-
ton of Charles Baldwin, Judge An
dea-son seconded Judge Norrell. ". H.
Cassidy performed the same Office for
Judge Norrei1 and H. i. Smith did
likewise by Walter Murphy.
Jonn Howei9s moved that nominations
close. which carried, and after decid-
ing to take the vote by municipal
wards in salt Lake City, by precincts
in Salt Lake county outside the city,
and chat Of Summit and Tooele earh as
. ,,-l,afss q 1-etness of thfsafa 1lin1lteS was