The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-23

cEpL tAt ABOVE pIuAir1t WAlNn VIC du-
vice be recognized. the delegates whose
names are thus printed be given seats
In the convention.
We further recommend that in all
districts where alternateS have been
elected. and there are regularly elected
delegates absent. the delegates present
from such district decide which alter
nate shall be entitled to vote.
We further recommend that upon
all ballots. each district be entitled 90
vote its entire strength, whether all
delegates are present or not.
1--WE further report that we find no
contests.
wv. NJ. M'MILLAN. Chairman.
"HYRUM J. SMITH, Secretary"
Permanent Organization.
hTe committee on permanent organ
ization and order OF business then re-
ported, as follows:
For permanent officers Of this con-
ventiOn:
Chairman-Judge d. II. Wenger.
Secretary-Stephen n. Love.
Assistant Secretaries-Miss Lillian A.
Cutler, Miss Mary A. CahOon.
Recording Clerks-James F. Smith,
Russell G. Schulder.
Sergeant at-Arms-Lieutenant George
+. Gibbs.
Assistant sergeant-at-Arms-John
Butler.
Chaplain-JOhn T. Axton.
Upon order OF business. the commit
tee recommend:
Installation of officers.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Reception OF the report of the COM
mittee on resolutions.
The nominating OF three county COM
mlssiOners 10 be made in the following
manner: That all candidates named
FOR the positions be considered nomi-
nees for the long and the short terms:
that each delegate 10 the convention
vote for three OF the candidates SO
named at one time, and the candida te
receiving the highest number OF votes
providing the same is a majority of all
the votes cast. be considered the nom
inee OF the convention for the fOur-yeaI
term; and the two candidates receiving
the next highest number OF votes, pro-
viding they receive "A majority Of all
the votes cast, be considered the nomi-
nees Of the convention for the two-year
terms
Nominations for county clerk, treas
urer. sheriff, recorder. assessor. audi
tor. attorney. surveyor.
Adjournment TIL Tuesday. Sept 2s
1902. at IL o'clock a. m.
Legislative Ticket.
On Tuesday, Sept. 1913 proceed to the
nomination OF the legislative ticket in
the following order:
Nominations of two state senator's
KrFffnor r4FfHafa@
ballot until the TWO candidates receive
the highest number OF vites. provid-
Ing the same Is a majority of all votes
cast.
Nominations OF ten representatives
voting for ten candidates upon the
/ first ballot and for the whole number
OF candidates remaining to be noml,
mated upon succeeding ballots. until
the ten candidates receive the highest
number OF votes. providing the same is
a majority OF all votes cast.
Delegates from Salt Lake City pre-
cinct will meet in the Theatre on Tues
day. Sept. %. at 10 o'clock a. m, fol
the purpose of organizing themselves
/ together for the nomination OF one JUS
tice Of the peace and one constable fOi
Salt Lake City precinct.
We recommend that the delegates
elected in the various election districts
} In the county outside OF salt Lake
/ City precinct do meet In their respec-
tive precincts at such times and places
as they may select. and nominate one
Justice Of the peace and one constable
/ for each OF their precincts
That all voting be by ballot, and that
the roll of the districts be called
ha ha 1f atrut, die
| trlct shall announce to the chairman
! OF the convention the result of such
/ ballot: and that no district be allowed
TO pass its vote and vote thereafter.
We further recommend that all NOM
| mating speeches be limited to five min
utes, and that seconding speeches be
limited 10 three minutes.
County Committee.
Upon motion Of Joe Lippman the re.
| port was amended 10 provide for tn,
selection Of a county committee. con.
sisting OF one member from each city
! precinct and FIVE from the county. Al
/ bert 5. Reiser tried 10 amend the re.
port relative 20 the election of eoun-
/ ~ commissioners in accordance win
| the provisions OF the call but did no
succeed. Councilman Daveler wanted
/ Il amended so the legislative ticke'
would come first, but didn't succeed
/ Lewis amendment that the candidate
! receiving the highest number of votes
should be the long term nominee of th'
I convention carried.
/ The permanent chairman was theI
J escorted 10 the stage by James +
! Smith and Delegate Simon. Chairman
/ Wenger received a luke-warm recep
I ton. His speech was very short, and
/ void OF interest, excepting a plea fol
/ harmony. After the other officers had
taken their places Chaplain J. T. AK
! ton delivered an invocation.
Judge II. :. Tanner read the shor
/ set OF resolutions amid silence. They
were applauded quite frequently. WheI
/ the chair announced that the next or,
/ der Of business was the nomination o.
I county commissioners. the following
We're placed before TIE convention:
/ ]. II. Anderson. By judge H. S. Tur
/ ner: II. VI. Standish. by w. r. White
/ ". W. Wilson. by Archibald Stewart
( Henry Harker, by J. c. Mackay; f. B
Rich. by ]. F. Smith; James Godfrey