The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-20
Republican ticket, locally and nation

Republican ticket, locally and nation
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! The report was adopted unanimously
and q. recess Of five minutes was taken
to enable the municipal wards and
country precincts to select their dele
ga+es, which was next in order
At the end of the recess the following
lists Of delegates were reported for
election:
THE DELEGATES.
First municipal 'ward-D. E. Eichnor,
J. J. Greenewald. ]. M. Breeze, Gus
S. Holmes, L. P. Palmer, H. S. Mccall
lum, j. P. Bloomfield, G. B. Margetts,
Louis Hyams, B. D. Blackmar. Charles
w. SiEnons, Hyrum Newton, j. II.
Lallin, NJ. NJ. Kaighn, N. G. Klein, S. 3.
Phillips, c. A Erickson, F. j. Davis,
Harry T. Duke, C. o. Whittemore, H.
F. Hapgood, c. E. Palmquist.
Second-T. S. Rhodes, H. C. Wallace,
H. S. Anderson, c. NJ. Hammond, ..
G; Whitaker, Mary E, Camp, Pencil
| Chemengton, Mrs. Matilda w. Burgess,
Miss Oily Myer, P. w. Nelson, D. w.
Hunter, Ike Wolf, Mrs. NJ. A. Douglas,
Joseph Anderson. J. Nj. Douglas, H.
G. Button, Charles Ingham. ST., w. l..
Brown, L. Jones, j. c. Davis, H. Alma
Reiser, Catherine Anderson, F. A. Muz-
zy, c. M. Stillson, Andrew Campbell,
w. NJ owen, L. c. Camp, A. NJ. Spoon
er, S. Rainy, Scott Anderson.
Third-Mrs. NJ. L. Jones, Mrs. S. F.
Smith. S. Galeazzi, Henry Hopkins, An
drew Graw, E. V. Taysum, W. w. Tay-
Tor, o. Spry, Mary A. Hopkins, A. F.
Doremus, w. F. Elliott, Mrs. Pauline
Doremus, J. H. Vincent, ]. Evans. JOS
eph Hopkins, G.. A. Smith, Mrs. Rachel
Miller, Joseph Nelson, Mrs. Edna
Smith, j. H. Miller.
Fourth-Gill S. Peyton, Mrs Annie
M. Adams, r. S. Campbell, Glen Miller,
w. c. Lyon, Charles Crane, T. E. Har-
per, John T. Axton, H. r. Watlous,
Mrs. Charles Crane, Ralph Guthrie, A.
L. Thomas, Arthur Brown, Juliet Gutn-
RE.
I7ifth-Alma D. Katz, Hoyt Shear
man, Mary A. Davidson. George n.
Gibbs, C. w. Bennett, j. M. Zane, A.
3. Miller F. E. McGurT.in, Samuel Paul,
NJ .. Phillips, Mrs. A. S. Hitler, H. B.
Meyer F. L. Houghton, DR.. S. Ewing.
Mrs, A. Burns, Nj. Stewart, j. e. Dooly,
+. T. McGurrin.
County Precincts-S. w. Sears, Mrs.
Belle Sears, John Sutherland, Albert
e. Cook, B. Harmon, Alex Mcfarland,
H F. Shurtliff, Robert Harmon, John
r. Smith, L. ]. Larson, Phil Clark,
Thomas Walden, Henry Harker, Will
lam D. Park. c. T. Smart, Joseph R.
Smith, w. w. Wilson, j. C. Hamilton,
j. j. Williams, John c. Mckee, J. j.
Williams, jr., C. D. Tnlinghast, Joshua
Ferry, p A Nelson, William Boise,
John Richardson, j. d. Hawker, Julia
Quayle, B. Jacobson, c. Nordberg, N.
S. Tfmpson, r Egbert, w. N. Hill,
Amos Gabbott, William M. Holt, B. b
Bitner, W. Rowe, John Lu Taylor, Will
lam Doxey, Alice j. Taylor, Peter Cor
DON
A motion to elect the delegates in a
bunch prevailed and they were unani-
mously elected.
Judge G. w. Bennett moved that the
delegations be empowered to fill any
vacancies, which carried.
w. B. Nelson moved that the dele
gates to the state convention be in
structed to support Mckinley and Ho-
bart electors.
The chair held that such instructions
were not necessary.
Charles Crane asked that Judge Ben
nett explain the purpose of his motion,
which he did by saying it was to pre-
vent the giving of personal proxies in
order that no one opposed to "our
views might by any means get into
the convention.
The chair announced that a special
train would be run to Mount Pleasant
for the benefit of delegates, motion
of thanks was rendered the temporary
and permanent officers and the conven-
ton adjourned.