The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-25
DEMOCRATS OUT
AT PRIMARIES
Chose Delegates to County Con-
VsntiOn Next Week.
ARE DETERMINED TO WIN
TIE sHRIEVALTY NOMINATION
TO BE CONTESTED.

| ] night attending the primaries for
- election of delegates 70 the coun-
o. convention 70 be held next Monday
and Tuesday. The attendance varied
iron. a score 10 upwards Of 100. accord
ias ,1 magnitude Of the contests in the
various districts for representation al
III convention. which bids fair 10
nominate a winning ticket 20 suit the
united Democratic party and 10 crafty
ns many Republicans who are sorely
glsaleased with the work of their con-
vsruon a couple Of days ago.
Indeed the attendance at the pri-
msras last night demonstrated that
III Democrats OF salt Lake have taken
& lively interest In the work before
tt-m. IL was also cumulative evidence
that the Democrats have ample Justi-
frltinn to take fresh hope In defeating
th- Republican machine. on every
hand was noted the determination 10
elect delegates who VIII nominate
ticket OF clean capable and honest men,
especially for the legislature, who VIII
choose a United States senator VINO
viii De an honor TO the state.
Naturally. no slight degree Of inter
est was manifest I'm the contest for the
sHrIevaIty nomination. A poll Of the
various delegations. as far as II was
uosalble 10 test the sentiment last
nfght showed that Sheriff Naylor has
q large majority Of the delegates
MANY OF the delegations are instructed
10 vote as a unit for his denomination.
However. the claim that he will be
nominated on the first ballot is dis
rured by the supporters Of Samuel
poWse and az former Sheriff John How
ellis. The Seventh district compli-
mented Dowse by instructing It's dele
gates 10 vote as one man for his nOmi-
nation. No special instructions were
given 70 admittedly HOwelrs delega-
lions but he shared with DOwse in
Capuring a number OF them from Nay
lor.
Three-cornered Fight For Sheriff.
As Il appears now. there viii be the
liveHest kind Of a scrap Of the three
coruered variety IN the convention over
the Democratic nomination for sherif.
j. Is a matter OF history that II is not
difficult 10 elect a Democratic sheriff
in Salt Lake county hence the rivalry
for The nomination. AT the last county
election the Democrats shared the vic
tory with the Republicans for about
half Of the offices, and the delegates
90 the county convention viii doubt
less nominate candidates who viii be
sure OF election against the generally
weak nominees on the Republican leg
fzi4rIva and county ticket
The primary In the Twelfth district
Instructed the delegates 10 support
Hush Watson for county commissioner
and ". II, Evans Tor county surveyor
The delegation from the Twenty second
are Instructed for Thomas f. Taylor
for county commissioner.
In Sugar ward the delegates nomi
mated John Marley for precinct justice
ard John DcerinE for constable
The county convention viii Consis
Of $50 delegates. or this number so
are from Salt Lake City districts an,
I43 srom the districts in the count.
outside the city.
Following are the names OF the dele
gates and alternates elected from IN
various districts:
First Precinct.
District No. &c. L. Street. n. Y
Jones. +. ID. Hoge, Joseph Pitt, Jess
Badger. William Naylor NJ. l.. Pack
Alternates-James Moffat, Barbar
Swan, Mrs NJ. Whitley. II. G. Nc
Donough, Henry Phillips.
District No. 2--J. T. Thorup, J. y
Pike. George Naylor. Stephen Alley, Il
q. snyder. Mrs. r. n. Green. Mrs. g. +
AageiL c.. r. Robbins. II. f. Howard
A.ternates-A. A. Duncan, LeGran
Young, George Hilton.
District No. 3-Rieg0 Hawkin:
George Haddick. J. W. Osbourne, job
Montgomery. jr, F. r. Hardie. job
GALLAGHER, jr, J. Z. Langford, II. :
Dinniny.
District No. 4--Louls Z. Iverson. 10
seph Faggergren. Or. j. Thomas. II. L
Fenrose, W s Wallace, T. A. Horne
John Stringam. Henry Wedgeland, {
q. Johnson, William Stringam.
District 40. Philip y. MayeocB
Ernest Dunn, j. w. Stringfellow, j. NJ
Hawkins. r. NJ Weller. John Halvor
zen. r. b Shepart. Mrs. +. P. Weller
j W. Eardley Fergus Coalter Alter
nateS-Charles Olson. Amasa Gleason
Mrs j. g. Angel.
District No. 6-George Klenke. L. w
blt,mann, John McFarlane, Mrs. n. G
thamh-rs. W. r.. Foster, A. 5. Brown
Frank Soldering. Alternates-Mrs
George kleuke. s. G. Chambers.
District No. &C. ], T.. Gulbransen
NICK Gu.hransen, MIando Pratt. q. C
lUrr. N IT, McAilister, Martin Ham
M-T samuel Dowse r. r. Golightly
Hugo Hof.r.
District No. S-A. n. Woolley, job,
I.'l Albert SWenSon. W. A. Hughes
~ 81 chamberlain, George Austee. J
j. ha''rN. Josephine Wooley Marth
barrow, Frank Margetts. Alternates-
W. ID NHpley II, NJ Holt IA. j
SI.La. Jrr Granville Ginett. II. 4
Schiller.
District So. 90. II Petit. C. 4
W.,as1r D. %. Rlves. n. ]. SchekeI
D. b L'ye7y e.. r.. Rives. Alternate
Nr7 1.orEs Ward. NJ NJ. Riley.
District 40 l0-G. A. Mclean r. r
I1-6N A. E sawyer. IT,. Harry Dor
h.H ID Luce. George Cheshire. Ernes
,..-".E William Fuller Alternates-
'h Harper. S. L. Moyle. }. IA. Pau
District SO lib. r. Lloyd. w 4
L'''I.r p. a. Walton. r. Y. Goldini
;. h1rkr II. j. Hogan. j. r. Letct
A.t-ruffaS Fred Rehrman,. GeorE
Ar77y O.. H. Brady.
Second Precinct.
Ns-->t No. 10 r. C.. Lewis. w. !
Evans. NJ t. Perry. J. }. Phillips,
h Kirk. o. n. Reeves. X. =. Harpe
W. tuuu.ugt1n Alternates-J. ]
Bailey r. Cotrren, NJ Ludlow,
lr.zra
District No. 1S-Mat Thomas. NJ.
Nottingham. ". r. Foulger. A.
ha sh. p r. Dawson. Prank stanle
A.'-rnates-Frank Dunford. Sar.
stanley
District No. lf-Arch Buchanan.
Huro.dge. George Littley. Villa
simpson, James FFeebain G.. A. Car
Gust a. r. Eeitner. William Mars
a..'Tnaies-Joseph Marcroft. ir.. Dav
'.--n. Joseph Grimths. r. q. Winter,
district No. l5-W. O. Husbands.
=. Walk. Thomas Gould. Joseph Davi
son. a. ID Edward
District No. Is-R. r. Currie. {.
L.-nt-Nr. A. ~ Randolph. Leo Bat,
n. uU-EHt NNrsH.Hs--.-... .Tsr..