Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
NOMINATIONS BEGIN.
Whitaker woolley and Horne
Named for Commissioners.

Whitaker, Woolley aud Horne
Named for Commissioners.
When Senator Rideout introduced
Judge Powers to the convention yester-
ay afternoon as permanent chairman.
& ?,rtect storm OF applause arose from
al parts Of the house. The judge
thanked the delegates for the reception
they had accorded him and then said:
Certain duties have been placed
upon me Ia regard to nominating
Speeches and IN spite OF my having
been made chairman | must discharge
then. shall not take up your time
win q speech now. You are here for
business You are here to nominate
men who Will conduct your county at
lars during the next two years and
Who will represent you In the Legisla-
tlfe Personal matters should not be
taken into confederation l hope no
delegate here viii reward a friend or
punish an enemy at the expense Of the
D,Hocrauc party. l await your further
pleasure
The committee on platform was not
ready 70 report az the conclusion of the
prayer and a motion was made that the
regular order OF business be proceeded
VIA lhe rules being suspended for that
purpose. After a few moments Of de-
ta'e me motion was adopted,
METHOD OF VOTING.
The committee on permanent organ
lIa'ion ana order Of business had not
.psched a method OF voting and j. &.
lAaperts motion that the roll OF dis
ul's De called was adopted. Some con-
l-hoh was caused over the manner Of
Lsinlhg the commissioners. Joseph NJ.
Coheh moved that the three receiving
~e hlsAest number Of votes over
majority be declared the nominees. W.
= eoah amendment that at least one
a~l RON The county be nominated,
was accepted
N0hens motion carried and then Il
was agreed 70 vote only for two city
candidates on the first ballot and af-
rewards 10 take up candidate from
loved
M, u, j. Stewart nominated Orrin p,
@ulsf OF East Jordan ID. b. Hemp
sSal nominated Martin Il. Mulvey on
v y,n4ll or The First precinct. Waldemar
p psa Oolt proposed f. NJ. Weller. j. G.
sesIef named Nicoll Hoed OF Sugar,
yWsls aVr kldeout presented George A.
,"l'AEer o delegate from the Sixty
.lti offered the name Of Alya But
~. " buuervlle. Judge Powers nomi-
~. ,9 ~ $. W0oliey, $. +. Hamer nomi-
49, 49, W. j. Horne OF South Jordan. and
s-ss A q Norrell named Mr. Beaver
nlngham. Numerous seconding
1Igynes We're made the result OF the
's.o, being as follows:
.. =, Mulyey lS5ib.
AZ 5 WOoIley, 27lB.
TTy,ge a Whitaker, sl5.
Z 81 Weller 106.
"oOLLEi AND WHITAKER WIN.
ae'srs Wooley and Whitaker hav-
s. 80 received a majority OF all the votes
49, 10 NE convention were duly de-
p-l me nominees by Chairman
,y"sIs and the announcement was
S1gious.y applauded.
ns hist roll call for the member
~, ~ w, Ihr county began amid loud calls
M Nilgr Horne, Hood and Beaver.
,' Is ballot resulted In the following
NNlt. 80
" ? Miller. l75.
~ j Horne. 1856.
N!'oil Hood, i06.
1aa& Beaver, So.
alvin Butler. 6.
HORNE Is CHOSEN.
IN NE second ballot the names OF
nv ana Butler were withdrawn in
W. OF Miller and the result OF the
Az. was Horne 30S. Miller us. Hood s..
M. 'ue nominations were made unanim-
,s., .s rss1lution In behalf OF the CAL
sr5 C ~ tlHerers struck a popular chord
NJ sgNgn Judge Norren moved that Il
e,,l 'lpl,d 10y a rising vote every dele
M 20 me house stood up.
,. .ut resolution was as follows:
''@FATHY FOR GALVESTON SUI
&c., FERERS.
A." e' your committee on platform
con e..9lutlons, recommend that this
Gei''suuon extend 70 the citizens OF
re-, 'e8,on' Tex our sympathy In the
h =, u,sasler that has befallen them.
=, we loss OF life and property and
'S'' her recommend that commit