The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-23
". ]. HORNE is CHOSEN
County Commissioner Vice the
Late Joseph S. Rawlins.
BOARD is RE0RGANIZED
VACANCIES OF ELECTION JUDGES
FILLED-REGISTR RESIGNS.

William J. Horne, nominee Of the
Democratic county convention from the
district outside of Salt Lake City for
the office of county commissioner, was
yesterday chosen by his colleagues on
the board to fill the Office for the unex-
pired term of the late Joseph S. Raw
Inns. As soon as Mr.. Horne was noti-
fed of his election he filed his resig-
nation as justice of the peace of Gran
gel. precinct The resignation was ac-
cepted. but the matter of choosing a
new justice of the precinct was de-
ferred till next Monday. Commission
er Horne then rendered his official bond
in the sum of $1,000, with H NJ Din
wOodey, A. T. Barnes and Henry Heath
as suretfes. The bond was approved
and the. new commissioned took his seat
with the other two members of the
board.
A reorganization of the board was
then in order. Commissioner Whitta-
ker was chosen chairman and an
nOunced the rearra ngement of COM
each instance being the chairman:
Committee on control of city and
county building, Commissioners NJ. S.
Woolley, Whitaker and Horne.
Horne and Woolley-
Committee on pauper and infirmary,
Whitaker and Horne.
Filling Vacancies of Election Judges.
After numerous petitions and com
munications relative to improvements
desired to be made on several high
ways in the county had been read and
referred to the appropriate committee,
the board proceeded to consider the
n of
election to fill vacancies caused by the
declination of appointees of last Tues
day to serve.
In the Fourth voting district c. z.
Stokes was appointed judge in place of
Abe Little. declined.
District No. g. W. d. Foster in place
of w. r. Foster.
No. Z. Richard Chamberlain in place
OF j. III. Hawkins
No. II, +. a. Walton in place of c.
c Buckle.
No. 10, t H. Mott, jr., in place of
Heber Give.
No. %, Hiram Groesbeck in place of
Walter Scare.
No. p, A f. Hyde in place of c. r.
Howe, and J. E. Burbidge in place of
G. 3. Felt
No. &c, d. H Twomey in place of
Horace H. Smith.
No. 81, Thomas Marnane in place of
No. "a, Ida Van Colt in place of Os-
car Van Colt.
No. 81. D. L. Miller in place of NJ. NJ
Miller and John Morgan in place of
J. r Nelson: Z. r. Morgan in place of
No. 81, J. J. Proctor in place of II. NJ
Bird and Andrew Walquist in place of
d. A Mcmillan.
No a, c. l. Cooper in place of A E.
Cooper.
No. IS. J. A. Borlace in place of Alma
Hogenson.
No. so. E. J. Judd Fred Lloyd and w
A Hicks in place of w. H. McKeever
NJ Riley and Orson HoIstein.
No 81, Cyril Peck and J. D. Lamb in
place of F. w. Quinn and r. w. Pal
mer.
No. 50. w. L. Crane and S. c. Miller
in place of F. Z. Straup and c. w
Heidel
No appointments were made to fill
the vacancies Of NJ. q. SowIes and J.
f. Taylor in the Ffftieth district. nor
of Il. 3. Beckstead in the Seventy
sixth.
J. w. Arnup resigned as registration
agent of district No A and Miss Jessie
Sears of $50 East Second South street
was appointed in his place
Health officers Complaint.
A complaint was received from DR..
T T 3. Beatty, secretary of the state
board of health. directing the atten-
ton of the commissioners TO the fact
that the local board of health in which
/ the town of Murray is located is han
dicapped in putting a stop to the spread
of smallpox in that locality because
cases of cOntagion are not reported to
the local health officer, as the law re-
quires. but TO the county physician.
The complaint was set for hearing on
Thursday afternoon, when the Secre-
tary, the local board of health. the
county attorney and the county ply
/ stefan will be in attendance.
D. Q. Dunbar viii discuss the labor