The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-12
DISTRICTS UNSUP2LIED
THE PoPULISTS SECURE MORE
PLACES THAN REPUBLICANS.
Compensation Fixed at Three Dollars
Each For Ali Services On Election
Day-Some Unexpected Character
istics In. the Order and Kind of
Appointments.

districts excepting the torty-n lntn, ano
FOR 81 out OF the 80 districts IN Int
county outside OF the city. Appoint
ments vial be made for these eight uiS-
tricts and to fill vacancies created pS
destinations next Monday, PROVIDED the
county chairmen of the several oollu-
cal committees submit names not sup
piled Yesterday, in recommendation al
that time. County Clerk Dunbar was
directed to invite such recommends
tons.
Hon. B. T. Lloyd, Democratic chair
man. and Hon. i. c. Eicnnor, RepuD-
lican chairman, were present at the
meeting, and the appointments were
made from lists submitted by them.
The Pooulists had no personal repre-
sentative before the board, other than
in County Commissioner Hall, but.
nevertheless, the minority party re-
ceived ali the recognition sought for,
and more.
FEW REPUBLICAN DISTRICTS. -
Only those districts which gave Re
publican majority for the candidate Tor
congressman two years ago received
two Republican judges, and IN ali oiher
districts the Democrats got two out OF
The three judges, except where Popu-
list was substituted Tor a Democratic
Judge. The E'iftieth district is the only
Republican district in Salt Lake City
on the basis Of the last general cleo
ton. and Sandy, herman and less
than . hale dozen other smaller DIS
tricts are lonesomely in the Repuplcan
column in the outlying precincts.
Unless The board OF county commlS-
siorers makes an order to the con-
trary. the first named in each set OF
Judges will, if custom is followed, be
the presiding judge. This Will give the
Populists recognition equal TO, II not
greater than that accorded to the Re
publicans. The board fixed the COM
pensation of the judges at SO each for
all services on election day.
A perusal of the following list Of APP
pointments will reveal some strange
combinations and novel features:
FIRST MUNICIPAL WARD.
First District.-E. W. Wilson CD,
Alex Mitchell 3D., w. S. Giesy, (R.).
Second.-Leander Clutches ODD, John
M. Letter CD, a. c. Sadler (R9.
Third.-John Siddoway CD, John M.
Breeze (R-). George Kinghorne 6P):
Fourth.-C. a. Lund CD, Robert H.
Siddoway CD, David e. Evans Y RI.
Fifth.-W. G. Sears CD, George
Maycock CD, Ed Pickering (R).
Sixth.-W. r. Foster Cd, A. Greene
valid CD, Rudolph Alff CR).
Seventh.-JoseDh A. Edmunds P),
A. w. GALLAGHER CD, William Raw
lings CD.
Eighth-S. W. Darke Cd, Joseph L.
Barrow CD, ]. G.. McAllister tR.),
Ninth-O. H. Petit Cd, j. H Donel-
Tenth-H. s. Laney CD, II. A
Reeve CD. j. F. Mcknight tR9.
Observation-Disclosures Holder (P),
w. j. Sloan CD, George Buckle (R.).
SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD.
Twelfth District.-A. E. Bryan O.),
j.. w. Cunnington Cd, II. A Heath
RO.
Thirteenth.-William H Chamberlain
CD, Henry Green CD, John j. Self,
(RD.
Fourteenth.-Alex Cowan Cd, c. A.
Carlquist CD, Frank Cutler (R).
Fifteenth.-john Wassmer (P.), H. j..
Walk CD, II. l.. A---~- >A,-).
SiXteenth--George Durant (P), N.
H. Glenn CD, II. Cartwright (R-)-
Seventeenth.-Hugh Watson Cd.
Robert Butterworth CD, Joseph Bur-
ton lR-)-
Eighteenth-S. E. Hamer Cd, A. L..
Poulton Cd, James H. Anderson (R.).
Nineteenth.-R. C. Hartley CD, Ed
ward Nissen Cd, L. P. Palmer (R).
Twentieth.-W. w. Miller CD, David
James CD, r. E. Callister (R).
Twenty -first-S. 2. Armstrong Cd,
Willis Whitridge CD, c. NJ. Hammond
R).
Twenty -second-Dennis Ward CD,
r. E. Pence Cd, S. H. Hin CRD.
Twenty third.-W. S. Burton CD,
William Scare CD, j. w. Fox (R.).
Archibald Buchanan Cd, Thomas Huh
(R).
Twenty -fifth-Samuel 1. Russell CD,
Samuel Boyd CD, Alex Watson R9.
Twenty sixth.-Samuel Allen CD,
D. E. Elton CD, Frank Meyer (R).
THIRD MUNICIPAL WARD.
Twenty seventh District.-C. B. Felt
CD, C. r. Howe CD, r. d. Lewis (R).
Twenty eighth.-T. R. Ellerbeck CD,
A. f. Barnes Cd, A. T. Doremus CR).
H Whitecar CD, H. Christopherson
R).
Thirtieth.-Milando Pratt CD, Rich
ard Collett CD, William Elliott CR.).
Thirty -first,-L. w. Tanner PD, r.
H. Haslam CD, H. H. Walters Cd.
Thirty A. POLAND Cd,
James Bishop Cd, Isaac Jennings (R).
Thirty third.-William Selley, jr.
Cd, John Holley Cd, L A. Emery
R).
ty-fourth.-George Pugsley CD,
S. M. Barlow CD, W. P. Nebeker (R.).
Thirty T. Taylor CD, Jesse
Thirty sixth.-Edward Brook Cd, G.
r. Jones Cd, f. Il. Rudy (R.).
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
Thirty-seventh district-George f.
Felt CD, Frank Moyle Cd, R. H. An
derson (R-).
Thirty eighth.-Herbert w. Lawrence
(P), ]. B. Cummock D), j. 2. Wells
R).
Thirty NINTH. y. Maynes CD. D.
S. Murray Cd, NJ. A. Romney (R.).
Fortieth.-E. L. Sloan CD, Edgar
Howe CD, ]. I. Axton, jr. (R-).
Forty -frst.-John Ford Cd, James
Barton CD, Alex Lyon (R.).
Forty second.-John w. Yenne PD,
w. j. Tuddenham Cd, H. NJ. Din
woodey Cd.
-third.-C. Christensen P.), C..
E. Angel CD, f. G. Rognon (RD.,
FIFTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
Forty-fourth District.-Hudson Smith
CD. Charles Baldwin Cd, Hoyt Sher-
man CR),
Forty-fifth-S. r. Skidmore CD, ].
w. Dangerfeld CD, c. w. Morse (Rl.
Forty -sixth.-C. l. Douglas Cd, G. w.
Snow Cd, Thomas Hills (R).-
Fcrty-seventh.-P. w. Madsen CD,
Frank Collett CD, f. E. McGurrin
R).
Forty -eighth.-J G. Midgley CD. T.
v. Williams CD, Ralph Guthrie (R).
Forty ninth.-No appointments made.
Fiftieth.-J. S. Daveler (R-), NJ. J.
O'Meara R.), T. w. Sloan CD.
Fifty-frst.-B. Y. Hampton CD, G..
e. Woolley CD, A. L. Simondi (R-).
Fifty-second.-J. w. Duckworth Cd,
Charles Smith CD, G. p. Rhea (R).