The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20

Charles Baldwin, chairman of the NOM
mating committee, announced the Sc
lection Of Judge Sawyer and Mr.. Lewis.
he was appIauded.
On motion Of Judge Twomey the
nominations were unanimously rati-
0sd.
Waldemar Van Colt, F. b. Critchlow
and G.. +. Putnam were named as "A
committee to fill a possible vacancy on
the Democratic side Of the ticket and
A. T. Sanford, Charles Baldwin and D.
II Wells, jr., were appointed to per-
form a similar duty on behalf of the
Republicans
Wiley Brown then presented a reso-
luton pledging the nominees to do
their duty IL elected separate from and
Sndependent of the administrative af-
lairs of the dominant church Mr.
Browns motion to adopt the resolution
was not seconded. The signing of the
peutions OF the candidates followed and
the meeting adjourned.
Nominations Filed.
At 4:30 yesterday afternoon the GER
tificates of nomination Of Judge Saw
Yer and Mr.. Lewis were filed with CITY
Recorder NystrOm. The plan of the
members of the bar is to provide places
on the official ballot lor the indepen-
dent Republican ticket and the inde-
pendent Democratic ticket. each of
which contains the names of the can
eidates chosen by tn e regularly called
city conventions. except as to the nom
shees OF each party for the municipal
judiciary. and fOr these two offices in
both independent tickets the names of
Judge Sawyer (DemocraO end Mr.
Lewis (Republcan) are substituted.
The purity emblem designated for the
independent Republican ticket is a pic
ture Of the Goddess OF Liberty. and for
the inde pendent Democratic ticket a
figure e.nblematic of the scales Of JUS
uce. Both independent nominees IN
der the law, have until next Friday to
decline the nomina tons; otherwise
they viii be deemed to have accepted.
The signatures to the petition in sup
port of the Independent Republican
ticket number sixty. as follows: D. II.
TwOmey. =. w. Taylor. l.. V Higgins.
G. w. Burris VI. NJ Kaighn. u H
Wells. G. d. Savery. c. :. Price. G. W.
BOYD, II. G.. Twomey. G. : Zane. J. j.
Whitaker. G. S. Patterson. g. f. Good
WIN, a w Casey, W. II. Tibbals W.
G. Shoup. A. II. Ensign. J. T. Breckon.
". W. Evans W. H Dodge. j. n Pow
CTS. J. NJ. Stun. Grant H Smith. J. T..
Dcbneilan, ". r. Hodges. c. l. Doug
las. William Schwin. Hector Griswold
-. r. Hudson. r. r Hudson. c. s.
Davis, 9. b Jack. a T. Sanford. F. a
Sweet. G.. b Greenwood. +. B. Critch-
low. +. A Mock. J. +. Alley. Edgar :
Hills J. +. Game. Josiah Barnett, { II
R0st. }. L. Cox. Arthur Parsons. A.
Livingston. w. T. Foulger r. T. Bur
ton. jr.. A. G.. Young. r. w. Center ]
= CritchlOw, Joel +. Allen. II. 3. Shan
non. John a. HOughton. W. s. Eller-
beck, w. II. Bramel. Joseph \. Jen-
nings. J. \ SanbOrn, .sugh Anderson.
James Anderson.
Sixty-fiVe Siguers are under the petit
ton for the independent Democratic
ticket. which also nominates Sawye!
and Lewis. as follows: Samuel Nc
DoWali. r. L. Williams. Waldemar Var
Colt. p. J. DAILY. Eugene Lewis. Gus
tave Kroeger. j. II. .Hurd Charlie.
Baldwin. George smith Graham +
Putnam, 5. II. Lewis, G. II. Backmaa
=. - Walton. J. c. Gleason. Louil
I.uud. Henry Rives. VIII G. Higgins
J. d. Wood. +. w. Champion. NJ. NJ
Miller -. G. Orem. G NJ. Raybould
4. 5. Watson. A. 4. Barnes Edmuns
Wilkes. c. W. Meyer =. T. McAIas
tiers. II. l.. Pickett. A. K. Peak. Charlie
a. Peak. A. McMasJer. IT. ]. Diainny
=. T.. <. Thomas. y y. DOoley. r. 7,
Clark. q. r. Epperson, G. II. Shurar
den. Fife Hitch. Frances Romney. c
s. Narian. G. ~ Sullivan. \. T. Peter
son. J. II. Brown. J. Tracy Smith, /
J. Han Florence NJ Hall. I. A. Clay
ton. l.. H Young. w r. Wallace. II. J.
Hyler. A. {. Ellis. jr.. y. W. Some
6ecker. w O. Cleland +. n. Wilson. s
n. PInkerton. NJ. w. Miller T. q. Web
james II. Moyle. &. G. Raybould. San
kaDev. William J. Willes. y. =. Hogs
f.aymon-
TO- tI frst-named petition are tn
"a mes "a about twenty-four attorneys
sa-iow and Of the latter sixty-five six
= Ngr-s shout twenty-seven are tn
81 las Of memtsrs CT the bar.
-rSidates Well Known.
RotH .ofl.ness -cH known in tn
cst-. Mr. Lewis lJorn in Salt Lake
sept Is. 1853. He - educated in tn
public schools sud &c state univer
eis-t. and graduated N the law de
rartment Of the I'M -sity Of Michi
ean IN 1881 sIncs the he has beef
practicing law here. J. lewis wa
deputy re-enue colector1r Utah from
$50 up to a few monthsgo. He wa
! non,inated last far foristrict ss4g
y ~ the Republicans saAas defeafe'
e the polls
.rudre A. 3. Saw cen prac