Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-19
FIRST WARD.

SECOND NAID.
A. q. Glnuuue. n. long term.
w. F.. Cotton, r.. short term.
r,,rup wApD
-,
y. W. Hosie' D'' 'o"e
W. d newman D'' ''o'' 'ei"
FOURTH WARD.
Not A. brigham. d.. long term.
p w. yo,mc d. short term.
FIFTH WARD. -
Vt, n >-o,darp long teru
Charles boidwlh' W. snort 'elIh'
Tho above names comprise the ticket
t..., a. ,ho so,oo, hoard ran
foihlii'eu az me Se'oo'
Nentions held throughout the city last
night. ON IL there are seven Demo-
rs ana tbree RenubIicans The
t'"'' -, .t. -.
Democrats receINeu iour VI ''e 'o"e
terms and the Republicans one. -FOUR
Of the nominees are Mormons and six
= -, ,t,,,,o,s
are non Nioi NUNS
Ihe interest III 'he cohNehtiohs was
little less than intense. Never before
,,ad tbere baon s,ich nm outpolulnp of
10 -, -. -, oo,,,.o,,.i,,, .irco
clu2ehs At 9phoo' 'oi'e"'ioi's ''''o'
the Organization of the present sys-
tom of public education, The senti-
,,,a,,, ,y,s rrouaIiaedlv fin favor of the
mem -, ~.
maintenance VI '"e "e'V"'
stahuaru VI 'iie pup,at 49, sI''oo' ''''e'''
iheiuu'"s wy Us" se
FIRST WARD.
The long and short term nominees
of the First ward were, respectively,
IL. w. Wilson and Il. u. Critchlow.
The following were put in n.,mina :.
1ion: Charles w. Symons. Harry
Young. o. H. Petit. n. b. Critchlow
u w Wilson, A. u. Sawyer, Rudolph
Afr Adam Sneirs. l. l. Thomas and
n I<inrsb,iry, Prof. Einrsblrv
and Svas nnt vnted for.
ON the first ballot 512 votes were
cast tho resnIt heins MS follows. c. wv
e,',s,ns soi. Itorrv ynupo III, n II
1s;tit n. n n Critchioyy 9g1. u w,
Wilson. 91i: A. Il. SAWYER. Is: Rudolph
Ain 30: Adam Speirs, SIS; j. j.
Thomas. IA
20 ,,dtda,a h,,l rooat,.o1 a ,,,,-
.,1, III ~ -, ao,t 49, 80,
90 w., gu - a. o,,,,i h'i,nt 90, ~
dered.
AIN, Petit ana Speirs then with =
drew, ana the second ballot resulted as
fellows, S9t votes being cast: Symons,
2Oo; Young, 30; CritchloW, 2O5; wilson.
M; Sawyer, 4; THOMAS, /.
clared the regular nominees of the con-
vention.
SECOND WARD.
Tho voters of tho secnnd ward re-
nominated tho nrnsent members of tho
honrd fron, tb,t distr;ctlNW n Cnltnr
~ aat tha n,,a go. form, and At.noii
q Ginnot,e wbn received The tbre. wear
Mace. The convention was held in Tho
eei.th MA ,,,,ati,,r t,e,,.n 80 ,,,ns
err, Ia rsai, ottandads Golnnol WI VIM,
Nnisnn SraS cboirnnn ana Georyn III
Ingban, secrntarv Nnminatinns for
the three year term was first ordered.
II AndcIsnn. M, w " Rette bv w
q Van Horne ana IyiiIi,n r. Coltnn
hv Irarl, - Cartbav Tba name az
~, Nnisnn vas oisn nresonted bi,t tbe
49,, 10, -, nh, - ~ ~
orst ba,Iot was ns follows. WV
f;Isuo,e ose
Snitrn o.
potts q,
Mr. cotton v;as no,n,inotcd hv nc
c1ar,o+,o., sn- tho n,n ,,aa, te,.,;, and
tho convnrtinn adio,,rrcd
THIRD WARD.
The Third ward met i'm the Plvmoutl,
church which. wns crowded to the
door and many PERSONS beinp unable ia
gain admission were compelled to go
home vvithnut narticipetinT in the pro-
ceedings' u, A. POLAND acted as
chairman and Frank JtimbolI as sec-
retarv The following resolutions. in
troduced bv John II Hansen. were
adopted nv an overwhelming vote with
the words "conducive 10 hubble vel
fare" eliminatad from the third clause.
Wberens Tho education of the mass
es Ia ono Of the strongest incentives
and saferuards of good government:
and
Whereas Salt Lake CITY has nm edu-
cotionni system witch guarantees
such t,overnment md which Is the
nrida and glory Of her peonle. there
fore be n
Resolved THAT the citizens and tax
pnvers Of tbe Tbird municipal ward, in
convention assemhled, declare them
selves in favor Of the support and
maintenance of the public school sys-
tenn, including the high school, at its
present excellent standard, said sup
port ana mnlntenahce TO ne along tht
most rigid INES OF economy cohuucNe
10 pubiic weiIare' ana ne u turther
RecolNed' That the candidates seek
ing nominations Tor board oil educatlor
metnDership heiore tnls convention
pleuge themselves 10 carry INTO ehec'
'he PROVISIONS OF THESE resolutions;
a General anu sotneWhl, spiriteu uis-
cusslon on the cohduct OF the scnooIs
occurred ana nnm'na,lons were De
declared IN order, WqItgr j; Lewis
named W. D. newman D. l.. Nepekei
presented the name oil George Il; EN-
cry John Mcl,un susgested Dr, ~