Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

no "cNca" FOR THE WOMEN
,, -, u.,, Two Of Them Nomi-
mated by Aoeismst'on Promptly
sa, Upon with rlEor'

Mr.. Krncger auggfs.'A ,.-.,.-
chat IN order 10 expedite the pAho.lns
ne vote be compiled 10 the dlp'r''S
AMI Announced By municipal wards
Mr.. Dale objected % proceeding On a
rule os .b,t kind iu che absence OF 70
many delegates. and Judge i'"..s
raised ths poln, % order 'ha' there "'s
rs at,rum present. Nhigh was ruled SO
be well taken. and At kroogaTs mo-
ton was not acted upon
chalrman Mlyie sent ths sergeant
a4.arms outside go bring Ia Held's mil.
itafy blnd. which poured forih lant's
" "Just Before tht Elsle M9tn'F
while The delegates were coming ~
ROASTED THE HERALD
Judge Powers. rising 90 a QUESTION oi
psraonai privilege. denied TIE aasls.ion
a. prlusad In the Herald O. TIE euelt
thai he was after Mr. punD1rs acaip'
In connection with nlu-pittl.Ahs' he
sali that TIE E3aieml ni was tne nf'ie
aurprialng and rlgrctahl- eius.
appeared IN VIVA; u supposed " pc the
Democratic organ. judge io"trA -
arriCd that since the DIVISION IN shl.
STATE on national party lines he had
| SUPPORTED none but Dtmlcude candle
dates nominated In - am9eraflc eQn-
ytntlons and any staiem,n, 80 the con-
| trary was absolutely false.
TO EXPEDITE
A motion prevailed ~ the onoct that
the chairman OF each voting district
prepare IN writing the vote % hla dis
I trlct and send tho same 20 the nCerc-
tary % the convention,
NAMES wiTiiDRAwN.
jos. NJ. cohen withdrew bio name
/ from the list uf napirantn 10 the lower
house Of the state Legislature. Tho
name OF Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts was
/ also Withdrawn In favor u Mrs. l.. ".
| Rhodes. G. H. Carlqulat Withdrew In
| favor OF y. W. Madison, John Stubhf
IN favor nf =. a. Kcnncr. John \.
Mayne In favor ~ y. T.. Armstrong. y.
~. Weller, Jr.
ItAw1.lNs CALLED FOR
There were calls for n speech from
Senator RawllnH while the ballots vert
being prepared. but that gentleman
was not IN the house. 10 the speech
was not forthcoming.
"sENToN" TAYLOR.
In reading the vote u district No.
u was found that two ballots were cast
FOR sexton" Taylor. Tho district
chairman afterwards credited the tive
votes 10 Joseph r. Taylor, and some.
ons suggested that the next thing ~
order would be a vote TOT the "VillaE'
blacksmith
TEDIOUS VOTING.
Wilson. Mansfield and Scbekei
were appointed 10 check the work Of
the secretary and 10 see that the vote
OF the districts were recorded correct
~, Several motions were made IN M
] .fYaNN - uHnIHlAaa Aas
but all g. them failed and the cum
brnus system adopted earlier IN IN,
morning was continued the rcadinl
clerk calling on the vote Of each dis
tflct aH Il was handed In. II was dis
covered that each ballot would rcaur
over an houi OF the conventions time
but there appeared no help Tor Il anl
the grind went On while tho delegate
waited In patience and longcd for total
which would Fivc definite information
OUT FOR VOTES.
TiFac are the people who were belnl
voted upon Tor nominations. J. q. By
Water. Albert Spencer. John y. Han
sen, g. NJ jackson. Mrs. Alice N
Horne A. W. Foreman. George W
SNOW. 4. W. Madsen. Frank Y. Tayi1i
n. ~ shpard Mrs. l., u. Rhodes, jos
n. Taylor, \, A. kcnntr, Jos nuli,
r. Webb, Julius H. Taylor. =. r. Arm
strong, J. NJ. Denny, ~ II. HalHtrlu
T.. ]. Daily. Neila lam. Mrs. Sarah I
stewart. Phll corcoran. Mrs. Louis
Doydcn. J. W. Scott, Alex Mitchell. ,
, Hams Richard Howe. Miss Margart
LlgFon. JJhu siddoway and u, d
Pfery ".
H. q. whitney moy,d % nppolr
I rNeor,iing clerks for each munlclpl
ward and one for the county prcclnut
ok groups In all, 20 record the votes ,
the wards separately Ia order 90 faCIl
\ tute the hnllotlng. The motion carrie
: md the system gave promise of havin
good reaul.a,
COUNTY COMMITTEE
r During the compiling Of the votes N
9 county committeeman werc named d
] follows:
: First wrd--Jamea d. Pariee, =.
- sScSnd warl-Mattlo Hughes Car
. NON. George II. Blakely.
9 Thlrd ward-JoS. =. Grow. Jos
F1arih wari--James Maxwell, ia
Sabine Jr.
Fifih ward-d, Il. woolley, T, !
Williams.
|. c1mnty Memhors-Albert Spence
Taylorsvllle Jos. Hilbert, West Jordan
W. Beaver Bingham, NJ. NJ. Mile
n MN Greek; d. w. Moffa'. south "
ionwOod.
I; JACKSON NOMINATED.
when the recording secretary con
70 plHed his totals Il was found that
N. jackson was nominated by 2S votf
FOREMAN ALSO.
A. W. Foreman was also nominate
a having ESQ votes 10 his credit,
n was l O'Clock whom the vote vi
~ announced and recess was taken tlll
O'clock, leaving four morn nominees
% be chosen this afternoon.
r. AFTERNOON SESSION.
ueld's band played "The stars al
~ Stripes Forever and Chairman Moy
4 called the Afternoon session 10 ord
at o'clock.
b. TWO WITHDRAW,
= The name OF Joseph Bun was wit
drawn In favor Of Mrs Alice Horn
and 8. u. Armstrong withdrew
favor OF George w, Snow
PROSTITUTES NOT RECOGNIZED
Mr.. j. II. Letoher here arose a
called attention 10 the Democratic a,
\ larntlon Of welcome 10 other ranks
4 the party 10 such citizens who belle
In silver but who can fnd no hope q
cent In tho Democratic party. In vi
- OF that declaration Mr.. I.etcher mi
: gcsted that such men as u. n, Stephe
Q should receive recognition. Tn
4 | were cries OF No mol" all over
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