The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
PRIMARIES ARE WELL ATTENDED


Continued from Page u
mate as to the number Of the delegates
he thought would be friendly 10 him IN
the county convention. His 1riends
claimed fully so per cent of all TIE dele
gates chosen. They also claimed that
as this was the largest county in the
state. and as the fight for election
would be largely fought out in this
county. the result of the primaries here
would have a marked effect throughout
the state.
William H. Dale. who is con sidersd
one Of Judge Kings ablest supporters
said last night in answer to an inquiry
that he was not down town after the
primaries and knew little Of the re-
suits. he thought, however, that the
claim Of the Dunbar men of SO per cent
Of the delegates Of the county was too
high.
Instructions in Twenty-6rst.
The following resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted at the TwGnty-first
district primary:
Resolved. That the delegates to the
county convention are hereby instruct
ed to vote for members of the state
convention who viii support D. c. Dun
bar for the Democratic congressional
nominee"
motion carried in the Fifteenth
district primary that il was the sense
of those present that r. :. Aversion go
as a delegate to the state convention
and be instructed TO vote for w. H.
King for congress. This Instruction
was later withdrawn and Mr.. Aversion
was favored for state delegate without
instruction.
The First district in the First pre-
cinct was given but five dele gates, &C
cording to the call. According to the
vote for 3. H. Roberts they were en-
titled to seven, they claim Seven
were elected with the understanding
that if seven were not admitted to the
county convention, the last two would
be dropped
First Precinct.
No. I-Delegates: W. c. A. Smoot,
Joseph Pitt, Alma Ash, George Hill, h.
w. Wilson, Mrs. George Hill, Mrs. 10
seph Pitt.
District committee: Joseph Pitt, Mrs.
Joseph Pitt, II. c. McDOnaugh.
Chairman of primary, JudSe Z. D.
HOgue: secretary, Alma Ash.
Number present. 80.
No. delegates: LIE Grand Young,
Robert II. Morris ]. B. TimmOney, Lee
Geotchins, a. A. Duncan, Bert Paul,
May Johnson. Alternates: George
Hilton, Miss Sudbury, Mrs. z. Smith
District committee: Lee Geotschins,
chairman; Nell Alley, vice chairman;
A. a. Duncan, secretary.
Chairman of primary, Lee Geo1sch-
ms; secretary, a. A. Duncan.
Number present, 20.
No. delegates: John Siddoway,
John GALLAGHER, William Campbell,
William Hart, A. Milton MusSer, Will
liam Harding
District committee. John SiddoWay,
John GALLAGHER, John W. Robertson.
Chairman Of primary, John Siddo-
way; secretary, John W. Robertson.
Number present, 20.
No. flames T. Iversen, r. H Sid
doway G. A. Weggeland. c. c. Johnson,
A. jacobson, c. A. Lund, II. Mitchell,
Joseph Fagergren.
District committee: G. A. Weggeland.
/ secretary; James Iversen, A. jacobson,
! G. G.. Johnson, chairman; II. l.. Pen
rose.
Chairman Of primary, c. G. Johnson;
j secretary, George Weggeland.
1 No. 5.-Delegatee; 4. NJ. Weller, J.
| Halvorsen, Mrs. McFarlane, NJ. O..
Hamilton, B. Piper, Mrs. Angel.
District committee: William Cotton,
/ Mrs. J. G. Angel, John Halvorsen.
/ Chairman Of primary, Z. M. Weller,
ST.: secretary, Phil Maycock-
/ No. 6.-Delegates: A. I. Morris. Judge
/ Burton, Aaron Greenwald- Alternate:
| William r. Foster.
District committee. Mrs. Rhodes. Mr..
/ Anstee were added to old committee.
| Chairman of primary, A. w. Burton;
/ secretary. A. L. Morris.
] Number present, 20.
/ No. delegates: Miss Annie Lynch,
/ a. W. Gallagher. Frank j. Rawlings,
4 Charles Gurbransen, Nicholas Gulbran-
/ sen. Edwin Frost Mrs. Milando Pratt
! AIternates: Martin, Hamer, Milando
Pratt.
! District committee: Miss Annie
/ Lynch, A. w. Gallagher. Mrs. Milando
/ Pratt. Frank J. Rawlings, Mrs. Julia
! Golightly Charles GulbranSen, J. NJ.
/ Hawkins.
Chairman of primary: Andrew ".
| Gallagher; secretary, MilandO Pratt.
/ Number present, 30.
/ No S.-Delegates: Granville Gillett,
/ A. H. Woolley. A. NJ. WoOlley, T. NJ.
! Holt. John Holt. Theodore TObiasOn,
/ josephine WOOlley, i. c. Snedaker.
/ District committee: Thomas NJ. Holt,
/ Martha Barrow, G. Gillett, Frank Mar
gets, W J. Corbett, c. W. PenrOse.
/ A T Well
Chairman Of primary, A. T. Webb;
/ secretary, T u. Holt
! Number present, %.
! No. 9.-Delegates; Rodney lillian,
/ ST.. John F. Taylor, Anna Meier, Z. S.
! Lovesey. Alternates: James Meier,
/ Harry Taylor.
District committee: John f. Taylor,
| Anna Meier, Rodney lillian. jr.
| Chairman of primary, Z. 5. Loveseyi
/ secretary, James Meier.
No. 1O.-DeIegatee: Thomas 3. Bus
/ by. q. A. Mclean, James T. Strong,
1 Ciaud Russell. s. L. MOyle, George
/ Spefre. w. f. Gray AlteTnates: G. n.
| Naylor. A. B. Sawyer, John Harper, J.
! H. Paul. Mrs. 5. L. NIOyle.
/ Chairman Of primary, Thomas B.
/ Busby: secretary, s. /. MOyle.
No. 11.-Delegates: J. s. DaTke. G. II.
/ Brady. B. Y. Golden. T. Rherman. J.
r. Letcher. W. J. Sloan. Alternates: Z.
| J. Leonard, B. a. Shoemaker, Mrs. Bell
/ Rherman.
District committee: George II. Brady.
Y. L. Reeve W. J. Sloan.
/ Chairman of primary, c. Buckle; sec
rotary, W. J. Sloan.
Second Precinct.
No. 12-Delegates: T. c. Lewis. W.
| H Evans. VI. Ludlow, J. w Cunning
ton. George Foster. Joseph Mitchell.
Alternates: r. Mcdonald.
4 District committee: T c. Lewis.
chairman; J. w Cunnington, George
/ Foster.
Chairman Of primary. T. c. Lewis;
secretary, J. W. Cunnington.
/ Number present. %.
No, 13-Delegates: A S. Fowler.
Frank Stanley, James c. Lambert. J.
W. Hagerman. Alternates: J. H.
Ryan. GuendOline Fowler.
District committees A. s. Fowler.
chairman; J. c. Lambert. secretary:
Frank Stanley.
Chairman Of primary. James c. Lam
bert; secretary, A. 5. Fowler.
Number present. 20.
| No. 14-Delegates. NJ l. Perry