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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
Second Precinct.

District 12-B s. Rives, T. c. Lewis
W. II. Evans, Ben d. Luce. Walter Ry-
an. w. II. Young, J. ]. Phillips, ]. II
Rives, Mrs, Morris Sommer,C. r.. Rives
]. W. Cunnington. District Committed
ben n. Luce, chairman; Walter Ryan
j. W. Cunnlngton. secretary.
District l3-A $. Fowler, J. q. Cecil
j. w. Scott NJ. Hobbs, J. w. Hager-
man, ]. d. Bridgman. Axel b. Ander-
son, Mrs. NJ. + Cunningham. George
Peterson. District Commlttee--J. w
Scott, chairman: ]. G. Cecil. secretary.
j. c. Lambert. George Peterson, f. Da-
visor.
District 1f-George Il. Burbidge, NJ
l.. Perry William Green. James Free
BARN. George Lettley, William Griffith
William Simpson. c. A. Carlqulst, David
Green, William Marsh, J. A. Campbell
Frank Jones' District Committee
George T.. Burbidge. N, l.. Perry. c. A.
Carlquist, ]. A. Campbell, Mrs. James
Proclaim
District 15--R. r. Ayeson. II. J. Walk,
W. c. Husbands, ancisWalkingehaw
s. X, Jones. Mrs. S. A. Kenner Mrs.
Agnes ST. Jones. District Committee
III. j. Walk, w. c. Husbands, Francis
walkingshaw, Mrs. S. a. Kenner
District 16--N. II. Glenn. J. L. Hutchl
son, II. Il. Currle. James Grundy, Oliver
Bess. A. NJ. Rudolph, James Goodall
William II. Tolhurst A. Clausen. Dis
trict Committee-William ". Tolhurst,
James L. Hutchinson @. u Sanborn, X.
T.. currie, Mrs. r. f. Currie.
District ia. q. Giauque, Adolph
Rodgers, w. r. Watson, Hugh Watson.
Alex Watson. T. w. Green, J. c. Wat
son, Louisa S. Green, David Cook. Junl-
US Burt. District Commlttee--T. w.
Green. chairman; Adolph Rodgers. sec
rotary. with power 10 select the re-
mainder.
District is-N. II. Clayton, W. II.
Richardson. T. @. Winter, Thomas Win
ter. S. y. Hamer, +. p. scoville. A. r.
Poulton. william Homer. J. schaffer.
District COmmittee--T. G.. Winter.
chairman: A. r. Poulton, f. p. Scoviile.
District ig-J. H. Kidd. A. c. Piper.
Thomas Homer, James Dinwoody, ID. s.
Freeman, n. Margetis, Richard Hart
lev George Scott. W, s. Mccarthy. Dis
trict Committee-Thomas Homer, chair
man: J. II. Kidd. George r. Scott.
District 2O-Dr. II. Y. Grow. William
Mclaughlin. Mrs John Shea, John +.
Tavlor. n. X. Thomas. John u. King.
John Shea. y. r. Fleiner, Arthur
Thomas District Committee--Arthur
Thomas Dr. II. Z. Grow. William Nc
Laughlln
District 2i-D. II. Perry. Jr.. Sam
Reeeui. ]. q. Mcdonald, Jr.. j. A. VIII
llams. II. c. YOungst0n. +. A. King. II.
]. Faust. Jr. August Stein, Charles
Dause. ID. Ferguson Joseph p. Evans.
George Chuegs. Jr. District Commit
tee-Joseph p. Evans. chairman; ID.
Ferguson. secretary.
District e2-Thomas T.. Taylor. John
w. Smell. @. A. MAYOR. Airs. w. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
Decline of British Trade.

New York, Oct. s-The comments on
the subject Of the Increasing decline In
British trade, occasloned by American
competition, has attracted the atten.
tion Of Robert Barrett Fithian OF Not
tingham, Eng, commercial lawyel,
and member Of the British bar. Nj.
Fithian Is In this city after spending
several weeks In Canada investigating
trade conditions and studying various
economic problems. He will remain In
this country for some time on like
mission. As TO Great Britain losing her
commercial supremacy, Mr. Flthlan
said.
1.-THE total Of British exports and I'M
ports during the past year II the great
est volume Of business ever transacted
by any country In the world. and
amounts TO nearly 100000 COO increase
over the preceding year. which f. more
even than that Of the United States.
whose prosperity is the marvel OF US
all. ] admit that so far as the United
Kingdom Is concerned the increase N
due mainly TO Imports, large proper
tion Of which Is composed OF foodstuffs.
This is the only thing that gives Great
britain cause for anxiety. for each
year she is becoming more dependent
upon the foreigner for her food supply,
but her colonies are amply able 10 pro-
vide her with provisions for her In
creasing population for the increased
cOst only Of transportation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
Third Precinct.

District 27--J. L. May, Judge II, f.
Booth w. w. Pitt, b. Haywood, James
NJ. Campbell, s. NJ. Taylor, Sam Gale
a22i Malcolm McAllister, II, $, Ander-
SON. District Commlttee-H. S, Ander-
son, chairman. c T. Homan, secre-
tary; Malcolm McAllister. j. l.. Hay, c..
V. Anderson, George $. McAlllster
District 2S-W. n. Williams, T. II.
Cartwright, ], p White, c. Il. Summer
hays, Il. s. Tlngey, Andrew Jensen. T..
c. Rooklidge. John D. Hagman, A. f.
Doremus, Il. NJ Cannon. District Com
mittee--J. p. White chairman; T. II.
Cartwright secretary; first block, Hy-
rum b. Smith, second block, Washburn
S. Chapman; third block, Farley p. Jen-
son; fourth block, John ID, Hagman.
District &C. w. Olsen. Joseph r..
Mullett, Richard Papworth, d. B. Da-
Wis, ]. II. Jones, j A, Hauerbach, Will
liam Boag, Lon Ensign. Fred Jaques.
District Committee--D. b. Davis, c. II.
Pratt. Joseph MulletS. Mrs. Jones. c.
w. Olsen.
District COR Papworth. Sir. II, ].
Shlmmings, Frank Wlndberg George
Lambourne, T. A. Callster, n. Ire
week, Joseph Pugsey, District Com
mittee-A. =. Asper. chairman: w. T.
Edward, secretary; Mrs. Elliott, Frank
Newton, G. j. Reading, George Lam
bourne. Joseph Pugsley.
District STA T. Kesler, A. W. Pc
terson, Joseph Y, Smith Jr.. James II.
Smith, Daniel Dunn. The delegation
constitutes the district committee
District S2-Frank w. Jennings,
George a. Davis. Joseph vansteeter.
Robert Bridge. T. l.. Irvine. d, $. Tan,
tee-George A. Davis, chairman;
]. f, openshaw, secretary; Frank w.
jennings. ]. H. McCalum. w. +. Lam
genbacker. Joseph p. Emery d. s. Tai,
George w. Smith, Robert Bridge Jr.,
Joseph Inlay
District S3--Heber c. Anderson. Will
liam Yard. j. ~ Haslam, c. Frank
Emery. Mary A. Davis, William Davis.
Samuel Bates. District Committee
Heber c. Anderson, chairman; william
j. Yard. secretary; select own commits
tee.
District as. W. Il. Brown, S. NJ.
Barlow. n. p. Mathews. william Nc
MILAN. II. p. Nelson, W. p. Nebeker.
c. Fred Gatehouse, George Spencer
Dlsctrict S5-Josiah Lees, c. NJ. Lees,
ED Smith. F.B. Gowan, Geo Gowan, Jas.
B. Watson. ]. Il. Merritt District Com
mittee--Josiah Lees chairman; ". ID.
Smith secretary: John Jones, ]. r.
Watson, j. Needham.
District 36--I. O. Sandberg. ]. Har-
ridge. J. N. Harrison, D. Harmon, A. NJ.
Ernshaw.
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Fifth Precinct.

District "a. NJ. Paul. r. w PEN
rose, Mrs. c. 4. Lindquist, c. n. banks.
+. u. PhIppen, J. NJ. Hamilton, W. II.
Tuckett. Mrs. A. NJ. Paul. District Com
mittee--C. H. Banks. chairman; 4. y.
Phippen, WI. Tuckett, Frank Showels.
$. W. Brown.
District a. william n. Wallace MIRA
A McMasoer. II. 3. Davis, a. +. Jar
man, A. +. Pratt. r. w. Dole. +. Col
lett. Arthur W. Brown.
District fi-H. A. Anderson, John w.
Arnup. ID. T. Collett. George II. Wood.
Homer Duncan. D. II. Livingston. Mrs
Jessie Sears. Isaac Sears. District
Commlilee-Frank Croker. ID. +. Col
lett. Win +. Wanless.
District 4; james II. Movie. Herman
Bamberger. cP. Oyerileld. Joshua Mldg-
ley, samuel Guernsey. w. A Stanton.
Amanda J. HOOK. Thomas l. Wood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
REP. BABCoCK ON TARIFF.
Not Needed When Articles Can he
Manufactured beapesti In America.

Chicago, oct SIN an interview last
night Congressman Babcock OF Wis
consin. Republican. who declared him
self still an uncompromising protec-
ZIONIST, said:
when any article can be manufac-
tured in the United States cheaper than
anywhere else and is an article Of ex-
port, the duty produces no revenue and
affords no protection. but simply en-
ables those who secure control TO make
such prices as they see fit in the do
nestle market up TO a point where II
can be imported"
Mr.. Babcock instanced the, steel
trust as illustrating his contention that
the present system creates mon0polies
lie also insisted in this interview that
domination OF the worlds markets
shows that high tariff duties are not
needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
ReDYAE,
Baking
Powder
And makes the cake lighter,
2lnersflavored, more
slightly.

cinct Convention-S. S. Clawson. w. f.
Beers, w. l.. Ellerbeck, h. w. Ander-
son, II, H. Latimer, Frank Swenson, w.
g, Waters. A. l.. Thomas Jr District
Committee. Wash Young, chairman;
Arthur Thomas Jr,, w. G. Waters, SOL
kmball, c. r. Marks.
District Ss-Arthur Brown, Glen Mil
Ter, George n, Lawrence, r. Il. Burton
Jr., w. c. Spence Robert Campbell,
George L. Ellerbeck, II. Christopher
son. Delegates to Precinct Convention
Thomas Jennings. j. II. Lakin. Mrs.
John Groesbeck, Mrs. Theresa Woerner,
Mrs, Crouch, Silas West, Mrs. Rathbun,
John A. Groesbeck
District S9--John Sharp, j. Il. Jen-
nings, Col. W. II. Sells, A. b. Greeson.
Perry Arson, II. G. Naisbitt. Sidney
King, Mrs. H. G. Naisbitt, II. w.
Brown. d. j. sharp. District Commit
tee--J. H. Jennings. John n. Sharp, II.
w. Livingston, Mrs, IL. w. Brown, II.
G. Naisbtt.
District 4O--James Chapman, George
A. Wiscomb, Joseph Sharp, Arthur
Pratt, John Axton, Mrs James l..
Aoams, Mrs. Frank Hines, l.. M, Earl.
A, j. Hoffman, Col {. i. stevenson,
Ernest Fowler. District Committee
Joseph sharp, chairman.
District 4l-James Devine. S. w.
Morrison, Ralph Guthrie, KATE Milford,
Thomas A. Mulholland. Theo. w.
Whitley. NJ. II. Hyler, Robert Sheldon,
Jabez Birkenhead, Joseph Lippman,
District Commttee-Raiph Guthrie.
Thomas A. Mulholland. Kate Milford.
District l2--James Lawson. Bismarck
Snyder, A. $. Higham, IL. 5. Mcmillan,
Ii. a. Porcher, ii, S. Joseph, Thomas
Watkins, John G. Robertson. William.
Higham, j. A. Houghton. John 5.
Higham, c, Orlob. District Committee
J. A. Houghton, II, S. Joseph. James
Lawson, j. s. Higham, Ben Tilt.
District 4s--W. Il. Hutchinson, n. K.
Waterman, NJ. l.. Richie, j. A. De VAL
ley, j. NJ. Bowman, Il. l.. Tracey, John
T. Lynch, A. 4. Sanford. DR.. j c. l..
King,A. Litchter, II. i. King, L. 0. Lee,
w. b. Andrew. John Mounteer,
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Third Precinct.

District ED. b. Hampstead, Mrs
Thomas Fowler. Thomas Fowler, Q. W.
Moyle, c. A. Gibbs, j. ID. Fowler, VIM
Mexican, II. II. Sanders, Thomas MO
Kean, Margaret Ellen Burritge. Dis-
trict ittee-Thos. Fowler, chair
man; g. A. Gibbs, ID. y. Hampstead,
Mrs. D. W. Moyle, Mrs. James Fow'
Ter, Mrs. Thos, Fowler.
District 2S-A. II. Barnes, l., DAM
quist, q. Brown. Frank Brown, Matt
Thomas, j. Bull, Jr., w. D, Neal, Miss
Amy Smith, Miss LOttie Davis, ID. ..
Wiley Jr. District Committed. o.
Wiley, Jr.. H. Garrett, II. Brown, L.
Dahlquist, Aryilla Brown.
District 29--Henry Arnold John
Casterline, j. T. Raleigh, George Shop
pard. s. W. Mann, X. 9. Sleater, August
Wigren. James Houston, Lydia Cody
Ben Johnson, II. H. Sleater William
Brown, Mrs. Fred Rich. District Com
mttee-DelegatiOn constitutes commit
tee.
District SO--John II. Back. Richard
Collett G. l.. Berry, G. u. Asper, II. A,
Smith, Joseph Merrill. Benjamin F,
Johnson, Mrs. Vilate Bennlcn, John
Christensen, Geo Colett, VIM. Sleaier.
Joseph Raleigh. A. u, Carr, Thomas
Sleater. District Committee--Johil
Christensen, John II. Back. Benjamin
+. johnson, Richard Collett, VIM
Sleater,
District Sl-Mrs. r. j. d. Roundy, F,
j. Rawlins, X. H. Hasam, Mrs. g. c.,
Riser. G w. Tlmpson, G.. w. Greet,
Thomas Matthews, Willard Hamer. O.
c. Riser. ST., j. c. Wade Walter Ham
er, Heber Davis. District Committee
Heber Davis. chairman Willard Ham
en-. secretary; j. G. Wade.
District Sell A, POLAND, VIM. D.
Newman Geo. A. Partridge, Charles
Fletcher w. ]. Lewis. Ellz Gillespie,
Sarah Coon zillah Smith, J. y, Reid,
James Bishop. Mrs, Emily Lewis. Dis.
trict Committee. y. Reid. James
Bishop, Emily Lewis, Eliz Gillespie.
District S3--Edward II. Davis, John
Holley, II. ], Morris Jonathan w.
Evans, Joshua seley, Henry Walters,
William selley, Jr.. Oscar Evans, Thos,
Gillespie, w. d. Bowring Alfred Soren-
son, Alma II. Davis Brigham Haslam,
Alfred Foster Delegates to Precinct
Convention-Wm !. Crowther, Alma
Brown, Joseph II. Haslam, Martha {.
Brown. Jr. Joseph II. Brown. District
Committee-John Holey. chairman;
W. y. Bowring Joshua Seley.
District S4-Lon Haddock, O. H.
Hardy, p. A. Hin, Sam Holmes. II. }.
Haywood Milton Ridges. A. y. Mar
gets. II. ID. Goodyear Mrs Nellie y,
Pugsley. j. S. Hyde, Sam Rushton. Ben
jamin IIaddock, Jr. District Committee
Lorenzo ]. Haddock Pearl A. Hill,
Mrs. William NJ. Brown, Mrs. NJ. Had
dock, II. D. Goodyear.
District SIC. NJ. Nielsen. T. ]. Mel
son. William Newell ]. l.. Nebeker,
William J. Hall, ]. w. Haslam, ]. W.
sullivan. James H. Player. B. A. Rid,
" T. CaburH. Geo. Jones. Alternates-
]. II Evans. NJ. Vincent Fred Solomon.
District Committee. w. Haslam. T.
]. Nelson, Richard Lamp,
District s6--J. A. sundstrom. Geo. r.
Jones r. s. Fernstrom Ben Hollings-
worth ]. B. Fulmer. c. f. Anderson.
" p Folsom. District Committee-Beh
Hollngsworth ]. B. Fulmer, II. p Fol-
som.
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Second Precinct

District 12.--J. U. Eldredge, Jr., Fred
Sweet, John T. Williams, Horace
Heath, Harry jenkins. Joseph A. Bou-
ton, !. NJ. Weller, w. ID. Calister Il. q.
schules. George Raybould. District
Committee. ii. Preece, chairman;
Joseph A. Bouton, secretary; j. U. FL
dredge. Jr.. Harry jenkins, r. G. Schu-
Ter.
District Isl. NJ. Cannon. Charles
i. Davey, b. y. Mann. A. II. White, G.
i. Mitchell, a. Gray. Charles Cottrell,
Jr.. John De Cray Dixon. Z. w Hun
ter John Mcneil. John d. Bowers.
District Comlttee--Chas. Cottrell, Jr.,
]. d. Bowers, c. Il. Davey, Andrew
Gray, Fred Muggleston.
District IA. Freebalrn. James
Cowan, c. y. Hawley. L. Brlmley, John
Miller, Alex Cowan, Jr.
District 18Th. s. Eyler, l.. Wood, s.
A. Kenner NJ. A. Wilson, James Ire
geagle, William Anderson
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District 1G--A. +. Denny, g. r. Tuck
err II. II. Heath, ]. NJ. Simpson, IL.
Cartwright, r. w. Wells, George Cot
trell q. +. Palmer. District Commit
tee II. b. Wells, chairman ii. Cart
wright secretary; William Pickering,
III. Il. Heath, W G. Francon, George
Cottrcll. A. +. Denny.
District l7--John J. Acomb. Il. z.
Butte, John Watson, Andrew D. Burt,
Thomas a. Condie District Commit
tee John ], Acomb, Archie Llvings-
ton, ] Benedict Watson, Il. c. Evans
w II. Brinton.
District 1S--James NJ. Fullmer, F. s.
Condie, w, N. Anderson, c. D. Good
SELL Thomas Condie, John Glen, Mrs
c. V, Pardoe, A. II. Kelly District
Committee--James A. Anderson Chas
u. Goodsell, Robert Watson, A. II.
Kelly, Jr., Mrs. c. V. Pardoe.
District 19-W =, Appleby, A. W.
Raybould, w NJ. Owen. George New
land w. s. Thorn, y. A, NJ. Frolseth,
Andrew Campbell, Ben Fulmer. p. ].
Donahne. ]. A. r. Day. District Com
mlttee--William p, Appleby, chairman;
A. w Raybould, John link, George
Newland, W. M owen.
District 20--John Morehouse, T. Ellis
Browne, Il. @. Fox, f. - Work, Her.
man Hill, Myron Whitaker. Sam
Raney Mrs, Appln. Oscar Croxall,
William Rigby and Pennol cherlng-
ton. District Commttoe-John More
house, chairman.
District 2i--W, G.. Van Horne, c. Bo-
netti D. L. Miller J, j. Meyers, Ben
ner X. Smith, S. l.. Monroe, John Il.
Riley. l.. Il. Rodgers. w. L. Goodsell,
w. L. Vigus, i, NJ Teets District
Commlttee--D. 3, Richards, C. Bonetti,
chairman ]. j Meyers, John II. Rily,
w. II. Vlgus
District 22--Willlam Nelson, Jr.. A. L.
Williams, Jonathan Rae IT, G.. Carthy,
J. e. c. Glanheld. Miss Phebe Martin,
]. D. Keifer, =. c. Howells, G.. w. l..
stevens, NJ. II, Daniels, r. NJ. cummins,
S. IL HILL District Committee-A. l..
Williams, +. G.. earthly, T. M Cum
Minis
District 2s--Dr NJ. r.. Stewart, D. w
Gamble, Frank Wiseman, Jesse w
Fox, G. A. Dreamer, w. c. Burton,
George II. Taylor. Mrs. d W Gamble.
District Committee-Dr NJ r. Stewart,
d. w. Gamble, Frank Wiseman. Jesse
w Fox. chairman
District 2-Thomas Hull, william Il.
Jones. Jr, George Canning, Nephl l..
Morris. Ernest u. Morris. District
Committee--George Canning, chair
man. Ernest e. Morris secretary; Ne
phi l.. Morris, George Canning, Jr.,
William r Jones.
District 2b-Harry +, Evans. Charles
G.. Billings Daniel Parker, David IL,
Parry, Alex Watson, Mrs Jennie Stan
ford District Committee Harry +.
Evans chairman; Charles G. Billings,
secretary; Daniel Parker, Mrs, Jennie
Stanford, u. l.. Parry
District 26-Fred w. Price, T. a.
Reamer Andrew s, Backman. J. II.
Matson, Elias Ashton, George Ashton,
James J. Reilly, c. l.. Hughes. Dis
trlct Commitiee-T A. Reamer, ]. W.
Wilson. Mrs. Ann Morgan, Mrs. NJ.
Price, Elias Ashton,
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First Precinct,

District Nv. A. Lee, F. H. Clark, S
j. Paul, NJ. Stockman, b. S. Harrington
w ). Giesy, William Groesbeck, Tru.
man Schenck, II, NJ. Ulmer.
District I'D. N. Straup, c, u. Often
bach, George w. Gibbs, Mrs. Jessie l.
Thorne, A. 5. Chapman. A. w, Casey s
A. Stamford, W, H. Farnsworth Sam
Z. Allen, A. l., Hamlin, Alternates-J
q. Armstrong, james Whyte, Frank
Chandler, James II. Brown, Mrs $. l.
Chanln, A. S. Martin. District Commit
tee--A. L. Hamlin, chairman; Mrs. ). l.
Chafiin, James Whyte, y. a. Stanford
Sam II. Allen, George w. Gibbs.
District IA. c. Sadler, j. Smith,
John i. Hardie, w. j. Barrette, G. a.
Erickson K. Nelson, Gus Anderson,
William Crome, w. II. Wilkinson, j. r.
Mcknight. District Committee--W II,
Wilkinson, j. Il. Mcknight, A. c. Sad
Ter, w. j. Barrotte, Peter Johnson, c.
A. Erickson, William Cromc.
District As. b. Westerfieid, Joseph
Cowan, j. j. Whitaker, r. NJ Gilbert, c,
II. Ensign Sam Randolph, Abe Little,
Ed Parson, II. j Smith, Joseph Ed
munds, p. j. Bloomfield, James Hansen.
District committee is composed Of all
the delegates.
District 81. II. Valentine, c. S.
Buckwalter. o. IL. Hewlett, w. w.
Beckstead, George Smith, William
George, ], w. Minor, James Foote T.
7. Christensen, II. S, Knight, William
Dunn, +. b. Huffman, w. A. Clovis,
District Commttee-W. l.. Dunn, chair
man; c. s. Buckwalter, secretary; p.
j. Christensen, o. ii. Hewlett, w. l..
George.
District 6--J. w. Skinner, Julian
Riley, A. S. Kendall, Frank Pierce o.
A. Brown, +. f. Schoppe, l.. A. Doles,
]. +. Norling. w. II. Grinlths. Charles
Lumm, w. Il, Sauls, George Sutherland,
d. NJ. Grihllhs. District Committee
w f. Griflths, chairman.
District IA. f. Lawson, ]. d, H.
McAllister, George l.. Nye, l.. p. Pal
mer. G. s. Ford, NJ Levy, Edward NAL
quist John Lawson, William Shovel,
{. II. Cutting, John Hester, Charles
Gates. District CONFEDERATION
Shovel, chairman; j, c. Tuckfield, Sec
rotary.
District S--W. r. White, ], ID. Nc
Alister, NJ. II. Desky. N. p. Gray, Jr,
A. ]. Pendleton, Jr., Fred Davis, a.
Holt A. A. Hedberg, George Cheney,
~. .
Meeks. District Committee--M. IL.
DeslSy. w. X. White.
District g-W. f. Hills, Fred Bassett,
Wright Pickering. James Austin,
Charles w. Symons, Eber Case, W. o.
Carbls. ]. V. Buckle, c, II. Albertson,
David Bernhlsel, s. b. Hamill. District
Wright Pickering, W. f.
Hills, Charles Rookledge, Fred Bassett,
w. o. Carbis, George Wilson, Eber
Case
District lO-W. r. McAllster, Ernest
Speirs, Adam Proctor. Joseph Christen-
son, George Austin, William Grimsdell,
Jr., Charles Palmqulst Ella McAllister,
Charles Webb. District Committee
Reelected, Adam w Proctor, II. w.
McAllister William Risley.
District 11.-A. II. Atkinson, Harry
Atkinson. Axte Steele, Thomas Hob
nay, w. ]. Proctor, Il. ]. Swaner, Rob
prt Kenyon, John Moss, y. +, Seigfus.
District Commttee--A. IL Atkinson,
chairman; Axtel Steele, Thomas Hob
CAV.
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JOS. westwood, an Old Mormon. Dead

Kansas City. No, Oct 7.--Joseph
westwood, an associate OF Brigham
Young in the founding Of the Mormon
church, a member Of the first party
died at Independence. No. today In his
ninetieth year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08

quarters in Alaska for the past year Is
believed to have had pronounced bene-
iicial eject toward the protection or
person and property and the establish
ment Of Bood order In the territory.
This has been accomplished without
friction with the civil authorities and
In harmony II Is thought, with the sem
timent Of all law-abidlng and self.
respecting civilians"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
RANSOM OF MISS STONE.
Brigands Extend Time Of Payment
for One Month.

London. Oct SIT is reported from
Sofia. says a dispatch from Vienna
TO the Daily Experss, that United
States Consul Dickinson and an envoy
Of the missionary society arrived there
Saturday intending to follow up Miss
Stone, the abducted missionary, and TO
deposIt portion OF the ransom. The
brlgands have extended the time for
payment one month,
The Daily Telegraph publishes the
following dispatch from Vienna; MT
Dickinson and the director Of the
American mission had long audience
with Prince Ferdinand az Sofa There
Is no doubt that Miss Stone was ap-
dncted under orders from the Mace
DOMAIN committee"
we are now prepared 10 send OUT
orders. Beardsley's Tavern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
Were Well Attended in Most Of the
Flfty-Two Districts.
A LONG LIST OF DELEGATES
There Was Good Deal Of Activity
All Along tho Line, but No Trou-
BILE OF Serious Consequence.

There was much interest shown by
the Republicans last night in the fifty
two primaries they held In this city.
In some the rivalry ran to pretty
high pitch. though there was no trou-
bic or serious consequence. The dele
gates chosen to the precinct and city
convention are as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATES.
The Men and Women Who viii
Vote in the Conventions.
PRIMARIES WELL ATTENDED,
Much Interest Manifested at Meetings
Considering The suddenness oil
Starting the Campaign

The Democracy of the city rallied IN
the fifty-two voting districts last night
and chose delegates to the precinct ana
municipal conventions and named dis
trict committees. Much interest was
aroused considering the long delay In
commencing the fall campaign. The
selection OF delegates was as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08
Fourth Precinct.

District SIR. r. Anderson. A. X
Nicholson, Edgar Neslen, Tommy Hill
J. Wash Young, w. II. Sherman, II. l.
Nelson, c. L. Marks. Delegates TO Pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-08

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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-17
LEmLY FALLS Down.

Attempts to Show That schIey Was
Notified That the Spanish Fleet
Was Not mt ClenfucEos
Washington, Oct. 12.-Just before the
Schley court of inquiry adjourned yes
teraay Judge Advocate Lemly intro
duced Lieut.. j. H. Holden, formerly
watch official of the Scorpion, as a
witness. Lieut.. Holden signed the. en-
try in the Scorpions log giving the
particulars of the receipt Of a message
for Commodore Schley from the Eagle
which that vessel had brought from
Capt McCalla on May 10. 1898, when
the flying squadron, then bound for
Cienfuegos, fell in with Capt. Mccall
las subsquadrOn, which had just left
that port. The government had sought
to show that by this message Commo-
dore Schley had been notified that the
Spanish fleet was not in the harbor of
Cienfuegos, and Lieut.. Commander
Switzerland of the Eagle had testified
that he had megaphoned to the Scorp-
ion that there were only a torpedo
boat and several cannoneros in the
harbor. Capt. Lemly told the court
yesterday that the log of the Scorpion
did not show the receipt of the mes
sage in this form and that he was pre-
pared to admit that the evidence did
not carry that message to Commodore
Schley. Other witnesses of the day
were Lieut.. Commander w. H.
Schuetz, who served on the Iowa, and
Lieut.. A. w. Grant, who was on the
Massachusetts, who testified concern
ing the general campaign of the flying
squadron. Lieut.. Edwards F. Leiper
concluded his testimony begun the day
before.