The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-19
REPUBLICANS IN SESSION.
Thirteen Members Agree on Septem-
Der 10.

L
Der 10.
With thirteen members of the county
committee present, the Republicans fixed
on the 18th day of Sept. for their cOnven-
ton TO nominate county officers. The
date Is Just tWenty-tOur hours from Fri
DAY, and the combination of hOOdOOs
caused considerable alarm among super
Suti0us followers OF Hanna when the
news got circulated yesterday afternoon
Primaries will be held on the night of
sept. 49, beginning at o clock, III each
OF the lightweight voting districts of the
county. The main convention begins at
o'clock I'm the morning OF Sc. t. IL, in the
Salt Lake theatre. These dates were
aSreed on without debate but the appOr-
Bile
1t was proposed at first to fix this on
the votes cast for Judge Zane in 1885.
Chairman EichnCT favored the Hammond
vote and had prepared aD9OrtiOnments
based on fifteen. eighteen and twenty
votes for Mr. Hammond. with the idea
OF letting the committeeman make their
talk and cake their choice. After an hour
or two OF wrangling, il was decided to
take the Hammond vote as a basis, and
twenty.
This will make the convention consist
OF 4Sl delegates, OF which III go 10 the
county. The apportiOnment follows:
Inside the City-First, s; Second. Il;
Third, 5; Fourth, 9; Fifth, 10; Sixth. 8;
Seventh, 9: Eighth 10; Ninth. S; Tenth
s. Eleventh, 8; Twelfth, 3; Thirteenth, s.
Fourteenth, 8; Fifteenth, 4; Sixteenth, 6;
Seventeenth. 4; Eighteenth, 5; Nineteenth,
Z; Twentieth, Z; Twenty-frst, 6; Twenty
second Q; Twenty-third, 6; Twenty-fOurth,
8; Twenty-tifth, 8; Twenty-siXth, D; Twen-
ty-seventh, 6; Twenty-eighth, I; Twenty
ninth, z; Thirtieth, 5; ThiTty-iirst, ,; ThiT-
ty-secOnG, 6; Thirty-thiTd, ); Thirty
fourth, s; Thirtyffth, A; Thirty-siXth, 4;
Thirty-seventh, 4; Thirty-eighth, 6; Thir-
ty-ninth, .; FOrtieth, s; FOTty-hrst, I;
FOrty-secOnd, s; Forty third. s; Forty
fourth, o; FolTy-iifth, 8; FoTty-siXth, I;
FOrJy-Seventh, .; FOrty-eighth, s; Forty
ninth, S; Fifdeth, s; Fiftylirst, 10; Fifty
second, s.
County Outside the City-Fifty-third.
Farmers, >; Fifty-fOuTth Farmers, 4;
fifty-hfth East Mill Greek. 3; FIfty-siXth,
Mill Creek. .; Flfty-SeVenth, Mill Greek.
q: Fifty-eighth, Mill Creek. 3; Fifty-ninth,
Murray, 3; Sixtieth. Murray, 4: Sixty
first Murray, 2; SiXtF-second; Big Cot
SiNty-fOurth, Mountain Dell. l; SiXty-ffth,
Butler, ?; SiNty-siXth, Union, 4; SiXty-sev-
enth, Sandy, >; Sixty-eighth, Sandy, >;
SiXty-ninth, Granite, !; Seventeen, Little
Cottonwood, 1; SeVenty-frst Crescent, l;
Seventy-seCOnd. Draper. S; Seventy third,
Blufdale, 2: Seventy-tOUrth Herman. 2;
Seventy fifth, RiVertOn, ,; SeVenty-SiXth
South Jordan. 4; Seventy seventh, West
Jordan, 4; eVenty-eighth. West Jordan, s.
Seventy-ninth, North Jordan Z: Eight
eth. Bingham. ,: Eighty-frSt Bingham
e.; Eighty-secOnd, Bingham, 4; Eighty
third, Pleasant Green. 2; Iighty-fOuTth,
Hunter i; Eighty-fifth, Granger. 6: Eigh-
ty-sixth, Brighton, !; Eignty-seventhr
sugar, 4; Eighty-eighth, Sugar, 3.
Chairman EichnOT presided over the
meeting and Secretary J. L. Eldredse
took notes. Those present, n addition
were a II. Parsons, \ $ Reiser William
Mcmillan, George J. Spencer, John A
HoughtOn. Colonel George Il. Squires, IL
y. Standish. Charles Denny. b. l.. Cut
Ter J. II. Bowdle. :. L. Howard.
The committee that had been appointed
to- look after railroad transportation tC
the Provo convention submitted a prODO-
sition from the Rio Grande Western &c
ron a special provided sixty people would
agree 10 60 The Short Line had prom
ised TO run a special clear through from
Cache valley 10 Provo, provided the Re
pubicans designate that line as the Of
nCiai route. Neither proposition was &C.
Cepted or declined, the matter being left
exactly where it was before. 1t is
thought both roads will run special trsins
Chairman EiChnOT requested that WOrC
bc passed around among the state con
Ncntion delegates elected Aug. - to meet
in some place TO be designated later OF
saturday Sept /, for the purpose of or
saGiZinE. At this time chairman vii
he elected and representatives to the va.
rICus committees decided upon.