Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-07
PORTER FOR SUPERINTENDENT
Davis County Man Nominated AMER
some Exciting Incidents

some Exciting luSiu
when the chair announced That nomi-
49,. CO.. ernsrlntendent OF public IN
struction were In order, state senate.
pidao,,t mentioned the canqldecS 20
osear Van Colt and for geoBIalils9'.
reasons withdrew the gehuehiah
name. ,,.,, ,ypaaring |
- con,eotlou as a delegate from
aarGe,a county placed I'm nomination
Miss Elsie Ada Faust OF thls ciIy'
prot i II Paul nominated lrol' ~
o. Clark OF Salt Lake D-.aor n
Mat Thomas nominated Nahum
Porter OF Davis. a. Nm, aud
j. Golden Kimball seconded F@nleL,
Frank ri STEPHENS seconded Clarh'
Fisher Harris told the convention Oh
how Inc spectre Of geography hau pull1
susd him FOR the past thirty Gays anu
made life a burden FOR HIM ne nv
longer feared geography or any '', '.,s
else The only thing ne teaIeu ~
that the convention might lo' I I,glt,,',',
gentler sex. He seconded MISS iuUs' .
nomination. .,,t,hi
Albert c. Morris rldiculed the eX '...,,.
ton Of gallantry towards lhe opii,'t,ere
sex In O Democratic c'n'ehlloH 49,,
such an important olhee ds 9u l,,,'i,,.d
dent of public instruction was NV ,,'.'. a.
He was a friend TO the lauits' me- srion5
friend 10 Fisher Harris me- WIS ths
10 education; he was d lIl,nt Len
| Democratic party. and tor thas p1 49,
would second the nomlnali93h. ot ~ rCn,
Hon. b. +. Lloyd apiehel W ' linen
| ventlon not 10 oNeii''N H., In tbe
nSst was due To the work Of the laoles;;
ana a gave him much pleasure anu
much 10y 90 be able 90 second INV "0'''
nation OF Miss Faust ao,a
senator Robson also had a Few 80
words for the ladies', and he secohueu
' Delegate Holton Of Boyelder was i ioi
,tiss Faust FIRST last ana an lh'
Prof William NJ. Stewart a delGga y.
from Davis county made an lh'y'ls T,,'.
and earnest speech ON educauon' ln
caica under consideration he salu, Wo
tbe most important ~ an. II conceI nv u,
,bo future welfare of the state, anu wy
delarates should lay aside sentllm1u'
politics and ''yote catching ability. an
| iook Ia the needs and wants or 'N
? people educatlonally. some Oh Ma, Ma
named for the Office were not quaIl'v,
to nm the position. He knew ihel" , oa
tboy were his friends, but theIe wa
one so far as ability was concethe.
het ehone out above them aH-ah
: maj was Prof Porter (Iremendo'
cheering and applause -. ,..,
!. I'm To this time the delegates WI
about equally divided between ~, Sl.
= Troust and prof. Porter, but AFTER fIo
= stewart had concluded Il was eNlueI
y maj the sentiment Of the house WI
!, sraln undergoing a change IN laVor
Judge King raped, and raped aga
Cor order Or. Matte Hughes ounl I.
stood i'm the aisle waving a paper yl
. her head and demanding OF the cha
- mat She be heard on a question OF pc
s0nal privilege ,rt,,ucs
10 estate your personal pIlNllJt
ss madam" said Judge King soihe""
e. lmpatiently. ,.r.,r,,, !,
= tors said Mrs. Cannon, IN repll ,
= ~. rernarks ~ Prof Stewart, VINO
\. t,ta n has attempted 20 cast a REM
a. lion mon the ability OF the CANDIDACY
~ re,raseut and whom the women OF ~
ny. ,e6nt to nm this office. Cheers from I
ny FSust CONTINGENCY. Mrs. cannon ll
~. rsod the following communications
he To Whom Il May Concentrates
Ada Faust was student In the nol 7
dsrarfmeut uf the University OF
ana was graduated from the nor
as course ln 1855 Her record Is sooa
be exhibits a uniform, persistent anu :
cessful effort IN the subjects peisue
led Miss Faust has taken subjects pe,
that required In the normal eouIse
he equal success. She was ear uta" ?,
re- ious and determined IN an me
.all she undertook while In at'ehuuu1'
tue O''' J. T. KINGsBUR
"a 5y knowledge Of Miss Faust just
M me I'm endorsing the above staten
na. 10y Prest. KingsbuTy ,,,r,,,,,,p
aid, A,rs Cannon also read a commun
vel ton addressed 10 MISS r"u11
'"e Judge Henry Z. henderson, VIZ.
eject held that Miss Fauss, unlvl
-. law. was eligible 10 the once sue
u . PRED o.. a..
t,,, ~ me- letters and II took Chair
j
After quiet had been restored
few steward Was recognized and the &c
mer man said the reading Of his leu'
spdorsement tended 60 put MN
ay 3 false light lie had simply gwen
'en- Faust a letter OF recommendau"
TOP vng the custom al the University.
.ady denied that either he or IIes
hel9 Ktnusbury had given a letter emu
eA- anyone for the office. -,
pc More cheers from the Porter 81
~ - the house -,.,..,
., Ter. and intlmated that he ala not
a'eu 10 see "a woman nominated
4 lady from Uintah secohueu
'"''' Faust. 49,, ,,-....,.
Ntte' Dr pike of Provo saw weak
tp the Republican ticket for the
UNITY ~ superintendent. and he thoug
.,onia De- "a good stroke OF polite
dominate Miss Faust. The Re
Ems had turned down Mrs. McN
sec ana the women regardless OF y
Mui- didn't like II a bit. Now was a
Al. chance for the Democrats.
ueie- Delegate knight Of Provo sec
.,.,s Miss Faust
eates senator A. ]. Evans OF Lem 81
eaon had lust received telegram tro
'rs Oh wife saying that II he didn ca
vote Tor Mrs" Faust ne y
: Nc coing ',v,', ~ wanted the sec
Amid hoi,'l''. 49, '', rl,.or5 the fact
Mr.. 70 ps SUI W ~ r,osie seconded !
Iditor b,l. 49, -! ,ar,iIUiar objection
In be- ne haN M. 80 is n woman" h
y. tho | men. Aly WlIe ~ 49,.
Sc Wy Wasatch seconded Faust
nous washington waived her right
'p ond or nominate. Cloud appiaus
u the reporters tablet
!" When Wayne county vas
- ,,. Delegate Joseph NJ, Cohen gro
e 'ic hore hip testimony to womans