Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-17

Is emptyIrr poor houses In all the
states OF Me- Union
I'VE ha,e no sympathy WIN me ldeai
that party WORK. aIe l3 pc IeWulltu
with publc of..ss regardless on thelr
fitness for such offices. We charBe tne
Democratle party 0i J"h county ln
It's last corya1tIIDI Win nesleclihB the
public welfare .n tho interests OF party
'heelers'
THE Democratic policy OF permitting
members III the board oi county COM
missioner DO take slh-tonVl acts on
public works. Is opposed 10 tle honest
administrau0n OF goyHrnmeut, ana ls
morally MONS We aenouhee mat
policy, ami DE Republican parry prone
ises that mo- Republican. oihclRlly repre-
senting ths county shall nave any III
terest OF nny nature 10 any puoiic con-
tract
I'VE hold that public Office should not
be used Tor private gain. and that OF
hcers CHARGED with 'ha duty Of employ
ing 80 msny deputies BOO county ofhces
that the principals are able 10 leave
their ofllca for pleasure travel private
business. and t1 devote their time 10
Democrat party N.IN' ,..
'The Democrat. party ri ulah coun-
~ represent fairly the idea Of the Ma
tional Democratic urg3nizauon IN COM
pllmentlng toe county commissioners
on their administration of public Of
fairs. and refusing FOB tenominate any
Of them. Inconsistency Us always
Democrat Jewel
THE Republicans 0f Utah county
while reanmIug an that has been said
In the State platform concerning the
splendid administration ~ state Of
ficcrs especially commend, The honest
capable and Efficient work n the state
treasurer Doe Hon James Chapman, Of
Utah county
Far above alI party loein~ Is our
love for humanity and the Republicans
In county convention assembled express
their doep and heartfelt sympathy win
the people ul tha once prosperous and
progresslya city 1f Galveston, Texas In
their hour NJ horrible devastation and
awful Bereavement
Chairman H0,hfl0k, after the reading
Of the platform. called for the nomina'
tons for Four representatives. ana the
following nominations were made;
Moslah Evans 0f LchI James T.
Thorne. Pleasant Grove. Henry Card
ner Spanish Fork Don G. Johnson, Of
springyill. EDhraIm Homer OF Provo
and jonathan Page Jr OF payson.
Evans Nas nominated on the first bal
lot, Gnrdn0r ON The second ana Homer
on the third ana Johnson on the fourth
For county commissioners 5. J.. Chip
man was nominated on the first ballot,
John Dixon was victorious on the Sec
Ond and g r HIIl won out on the third
after q hard contest
After IN. nominations were made for
commissianers the convention took
recess until I3) o'clock for supper.
EVENING SESSION
At the evening session the first order
Of cuisines was the nomination u "a
sheriff, and q delegate from American
Fork nominated Jesse W. Harmon. Of
Highland The rules were suspended
and Mr. Harmon was nominated by ac-
clamation
For county attorney. Joseph r. Page.
OF Payson and A. L. Booth OF Provo,
were Nominated The first ballot stood.
Booth l31. Page 49,
For county clerk. Felix Bachman, a
returned volunteer. Of Battery b. and
Harvey Clun, both Of Provo, were
nominated Bachman received 2Ol votes
TO Cuffs l3l
For county recorder George r. Stoney
| III. s. Pyue L. l.. Nelson. AN OF Provo,
and N. G. Christensen. Of Salem, were
nominated and the first ballot resulted:
Payne 22I. stoney 40, Nelson 20 and
| Christensen 90
Ephraim Tieuen, OF santaquin was
nominated county treasurer by accla-
nation.
Caleb Tanner, Of Provo, received the
nomination OF surveyor by reclamation.
Robert Thome. Of Pleasant Grove,
and Luther X Stewart, OF Benjamin,
were nominated for assessor Thorne
received lB votes and Stewart 81.
Mr. Charles DeMolsy was elected
| chairman 0f the county central COM
mittee and y. G. Larsen secretary
The county central committee was APP
| pointed as follows
Alpine-Btni Bates.
American Fork-Thomas r. Steele
and Eliza Buckwater
Beniamn-George A. Hone and Mrs.
+. Matlty
Fairhed-Andrew Bart and Maggie
| Mclean
Goshen-John Furth and Marie Fow-
Ter
Highlaud-James Brown.
Lehi-s w. Ross and Mrs. NJ A.
! Taylor.
Mapleton--D. G. CHATTER.
Paysot-Gcrman Ellsworth and Art
| mecy White
pleasant Groye-C. F. westfall and
Miss L. Eo1a
Provo BenCh-Willard Kofford.
Proyo-W. r. Span0rd. Mrs b. Bach
man. Nj Hugh Clayton. Miss Minnie
Startup Eph Homer Emma 2abriskle.
| II. j. Dugllle Mrs NJ A. Boyden, j. Il.
| Armsteai Louisa NJ Mcbride
salem-N g. Christensen and Mrs,
Luna Hanks
SantaquIn-Charles l.. DeBoies.
Spanish Fork-L o. Lawrence and
| Luolla Jones
sprlngye-D. C. Johnson and Zina
| w. Cumming
Thlstlc-B F. Smith and Mrs. B,
| Snow.
Lake Shore-samuel Ashby and En-
| ma Ashhy
Mt Nebo-Mr Walker and Miss
| Bushnell
After thanking the American Fork
people !or their hospitality go con-
vention adjourned and al 1890 p, m.
the special train for the South carried
| the delegaies 90 their homes.