The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-23
PRIMARIES At OGDEN
Republicans Chose Delegates to
County Convention.
WAS LIVELY CONTEST
ONE WARD ENDORSED GLAS-
MANN FOR CONGRESS.
Especial to The Herald.)

Ogden, Utah. Aug 22.-The Republican
! primaries for the county convention Sat
urday were held tonight. This convention
Will have the naming of the forty-f. 2
delegates. to the state convention; also
the election of delegates to the district
convention set for Aug, p, and which is
TO name candidates for judge and attorney
for the Second district
The chief contest was by the friends
of opposing candidates for attorney In
all wards except the Third there were
opposing tickets printed and known as
the Hayes and Allison tickets. In the
First, Second and Fourth wards the
tickets claimed by the Hayes people were
elected. These wards have ninety-seven
delegates. The Allison ticket carried in
the Fifth, which has thirty delegates. and
the Inlrd ward with twenty-five dele
gates, is mixed.
The Allison people do not concede the
claims OF the others, saying they have
many delegates on the Hayes tickets and
on the other hand the Hayes workers
claim twelve on the Fifth ward tic H.
ana claim also that the majority OF the
county delegates will be for their man.
Inc Second ward primary indorsed Glas-
mann mann Tor congress. The Haywood sup
nation of their man for judge by accla-
matlon Is assured. The delegates are:
The Delegates.
First Ward--I. n. Pierce, John Driver.
Alonzo Herrick, Mrs. Loyal Griffin E f.
Brattz, George Graves, John Corners, Leo
peterson, John jenkins, J. n. KimbalI
L; b Best, j. l. Thompson, Robert B.
Mrs. Addie Angel, Maiden. r. H. Nc,
Quare, James Oakley, T.. c. ChamberIin.
James Browning, Jerome Brown, Sidney
Stevens; James GasSin, a. Y. Ross.
Wis, ]. c; Henderson, H ]. Powers, J. H
FORBES, William Leppert, J. Z. Coolidge,
+. Huntsman, Lars Jensen, d. W. Ellis,
5. H Cave, Richard Hill, James O'Con-
J; Han, Pat Faris, Joseph Davis, J.
Hoey. Martin Moran, T. c. Mercer, w
a. Ramsey.
Third Ward-John Anderson, NeiIs An
dersOn, II. L. Bowen, Albert Powers, Jo-
Seph Bailey, Vivian Hatch, Charles Jay,
David Matson, Myrtillo Shaw, David Jen-
sen, p: F. Myers, William G. Wilson,
Jonn Farr, NJ. l. Jones, Bernard Stone,
7. w Cross, Joseph Dana, John L. Will
son, Alexander White, H. E. Peterson.
Fourth Ward.-Joseph Stanford. G. ].
Kelly, II. c. Wardleigh, Mrs. Z. c. West,
William Connell, ]. S. Smith, Joseph Bax-
A Sims, Fred Chambers, James Drys-
dale Walter Richey, James Macbeth. r.
N. Skeen, A. w. Agee, Mrs. Laura
-ICASAAcAll JOStpn CLTEuS, w llkidn NT4dS-
mann, F. ]. Henderson,, Albert Powell,
Lee ellison, Tom Burt, E T Woolley.
Miss Myrtle Crocker, H. e. Steele, G. J.
3 Abels, NJ H. WheelWriglnt, Fred Lund
a S. Condor. G.. c. Bent, L. n. Meid, D.
Z. Dora, Joseph Rankin, A T. Wright,
l. l.. Clark, Miss Laura D. HOrr
Fifth Ward.-C. C. Brown, Dr. j. F.
Snedaker, r. A. Garner H H Thomas,
Thomas Z. Browning c. A Porter, R A
Moyes, B. P. Critchlow, George Halver-
son, Ezra c Rich, ]. C. Nye. William
Driver, F. f. Dalton, T. B. Evans, Rose
Garfield, w. F. Adams N H Ives. G. H.
COrse, Mrs. LeeOta H BigelOw, j. w
Abbott, A b. Corey, Elijah Larkin, s.
l. Ives, Israel Brown, Dan Pugh, Fred
Massa, r. 3. Lewis, Eliza Barlow, Jo-
seph BelnaD.
There was a tie for the final place on
this delegation between Peter Bankers
Mrs. NJ Berry and J. T. Newton, each
receiving SiXty-fOur votes.