Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-22
Is REPUBLICAN
DAY IN SALT LAKE.
CONTINUED from page one,)


nominees for the long and short terms
that each delegate to the convention
vote for the three of the candidates so
named at one time, and the candidate
receiving the highest number Of votes,
providing the same Is a majority OF al
the votes cast, be considered the nomi-
nee OF the convention for the four-year
term; and the two candidates receiving
the next highest number OF votes, pro-
yiding they receive a majority Of all
the votes cast, be considered the noni-
nee OF the convention for the two-year
terms.
Nomination for county clerk.
G-Nomination for county treasurer.
denomination for county sheriff.
Nomination for county Recorder.
Nomination for county assessor.
DENOMINATION for county auditor.
Nomination for county attorney.
DENOMINATION for county surveyor.
Adjournment TIL Tuesday, Sept. %,
1902, at II a. m.
on Tuesday, Sept. %, proceed to the
nominations Of the legislative ticket In
the following order.
/. Nominations for two state sena-
tors voting for two candidates upon
one ballot until the two candidates re-
ceive the highest number Of votes, pro-
vlding the same Is q majority Of all
votes cast
q Nominations Of ten representatives.,
voting for 10 candidates upon the first
ballot and for the whole number Of
candidates remaining TO be nominated
upon succeeding ballots, until the 10
candidates receive the highest number
of votes, providing the same Is u ma
jority Of all votes cast.
g. Delegates from Salt Lake city
precinct viii meet IN this theater on
Tuesday, Sept %, at 10 o'clock a. m,
for the purpose of organizing them
selves together for the nomination Of
one Justice of the peace and one con-
stable for Salt Lake City precinct.
T. We recommend that the dele
gates elected In the various election
districts In the county outside OF salt
Lake City precinct do meet In their
respective precincts at such times and
places as they may select, and nominate
one justice OF the peace and one consta-
Bile for each Of their precincts.
s. That all voting be by ballot and
that the roll of the districts be called,
whereupon the chairman Of each dis
trict shall announce to the chairman
of the convention the result Of such
ballot; and that no district shall be al
lowed to pass its vote and vote there
after.
6. We further recommend that all
nominating speeches be limited to five
minutes and that secondlng speeches
be limited TO minutes.
The report, after some discussion, was
adopted.
NOMINATIONS FOR COMMISSION
ERS.
Jas. II. Anderson H. s. Tanner.
III. N. Standish-W. X. White.
Amos G. Gabbott-S. II. Love.
w. w. Wilson-Archie Stewart.
Henry Marker-Jno. c. Mackey.
Il. II. Rlch--James r. Smith.
James Godfrey-Knudsen.
Hiram Goff-Wllliams
In assuming the duties of the chair
Judge Wenger received a warm round
OF applause. He declared that he
wanted every delegate IN the convention
to aid him In his work There was
every reason for congratulation as the
nominees of the Republican party
would be those who would be success.
full In November. But" said the
speaker this is time for action and
not for talk therefore the order OF the
day will be called for"