The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-10
THE NOMINATIONS.


Maynes.
James A. Williams named S. P. Arm
strong a man who had worked for the
party and never asked for anything.
]. B. Timmony placed in nomination
P. w. Madsen.
w. A Stanton named ]. NJ. Denny.
A delegate brought the name of Heber
Bennion before the convention.
Judge LIE Grand Young named Mrs.
L. r. Rhodes, who would be an orna-
ment to the legislature and bulwark
to liberty.
Mrs. George H. Wood placed in nom
ination B. T. Lloyd, the noblest Ro-
man Of them all.
Miss Annie Liggan seconded the
nomination of P. W. Madsen.
Mrs. ]. Fewson Smith seconded Mrs.
Rhodes nomination.
w. H. Bramel, in an eulogistic
speech, named c. NJ. Jackson of The
Herald.
Gus Kroeger named George NJ. Snow.
A delegate from Cottonwood placed
in nomination Horace H. Cummings.
Mcdonald of Cottonwood named Jo-
seph f. TAYLOR.
Albert Spencer was placed in nominal
ton by a delegate from the Fifty
ninth district
B. t. Lloyd named one of 'the finest
ladies that God let's live" Mrs Egbert
Roberts.
Frank Y. Taylor. a man of sense and
ability, was placed in nomination by j.
W. Musser.
State Senator Matte Hughes Can
non, in a neat little speech, named
Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne.
o. w. Moyle seconded the nomina-
ton of Mrs. Horne.
H. G. Whitney placed in nomination
Samuel w. Stewart.
. John Gabbott of Farmers was named
by Ray Van Colt.
A delegate from the Nineteenth dis
trict named Albert T. Webb.
Judge Marshall presented to the con-
vention the name of d. c. Adams.
A. f. Barnes placed in nomination
John e. Hansen.
Judge E. A Wilson presented the
name of Joseph NJ. Cohen to the con-
vention.
r. X. Thomas seconded the nomina-
ton of George w. Snow.
]. H. Hamilton seconded the nomi-
nation of S. P. Armstrong.
Frank Quinn seconded JOHN E. Han
sens nomination.
Judge Sommer said his man wasn't
first class man nor second class man.
He wasn't a man at all. His man was
a woman Your mothers are women,
said Mr.. Sommer, and he seconded the
nomination of a lady who had done
more for Democracy than all the rest,
Mrs L. r. Rhodes.
n. H Halstrom was named by Mr..
Stewart of the Seventy-fifth district.
Mr.. Gannaway, a colored gentleman,
named julius F. Taylor, editor of the
Broad AK.
Matt Thomas seconded the nomina-
ton of S W. Stewart.
Oscar Van Colt named Niels Linn of
West Jordan.
z. w. Wilson placed the name of
Alex Mitchell in nomination.
John Green seconded Heber Bennion's
w. H. Dale seconded the nomination
of Mrs. l.. r. Rhodes and p. W. Mad
sen.
williams of the Forty-ninth district,
seconded the nomination of c. NJ. jack
son.
Joseph Bull. jr. was nominated by n
delegate from the Thirty-fourth dis
trict.
3. W. Forman of Bingham was nomi-
mated by Judge Timnony.
]. r. Letcher named for reelection
r. B. Sheppard, who did splendid work
in the last legislature and who is ugly
enough for anything.
Judge Powers said the man who did
the work in the last convention was
uglier than Dick Sheppard. He was an
old Democrat. too. and discovered Sam
Thurman in the sage brush.
Frank Y. TaylOr'S nomination was
seconded.
judge Henderson named Paul ].
Daily IAN honest lawyer"
George W. Snow named Mrs. Sarah
e. Stewart.
DeleFate Cummings seconded ]. E.
Taylor's nomination.
George z. Blair named Joseph G. BY
water. man of sterling character and
ability.
B. T. ,Lloyd's nomination was sec
onded by three delegates.
J. a. Williams named Mrs. Louise
Boyden and ]. W. Scott
DR. McAchran seconded Mrs. Boy
denis nomination.
Judge GiIchrist seconded the nominal
ton of R. B. Sheppard.
John L. Nebeker seconded the nomi-
nation of S. w. Stewart.
Joseph G. Bywater, c. NJ. Jackson
and j. M. Denny's nominations were
several times seconded
S. F. Fernstrom placed in nomination
c. R. Carlquist.
John Stubs seconded the nomination
Of S. A. Kenner. who. he said. was a
radical. socialistic Democrat for whom
he had a great respect.
John Stubs was placed in nominal
ton.
Judge Marshall seconded the nomina-
ton of ]. F. Taylor and in doing so
asked the convention to do Justice to
the emaneipated race.
Fred Leonard named E. NJ Weller,
If.