The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18

10 have his nomination come with an aD-
RsisiFanee Oh regularity. lie objected to
wood also demurred to the wholesale
melhod and sat down on the irrepressi5le
Murphy. who declared they would get tho
whole job lot. even II they did have 70
take them separately.
The convention was we'll attended, con-
aloerlng the fact that there We're no con-
rests. However, the proceedings We're
ueVOlu OF snap, and the few bursts of ap-
pause We're pertunctory and weak. The
platform utterly ignores the promises of
Two years ago about the Waterworks.
Inc republican convention was called
20 order about u 80, i'm the court house.
and named Charles r. Hollingsworth as
temporary chairman and John -. GToberg
as temporary secretary.
Mr.. Hollingsworth addressed the con-
vention at considerable length the bur
den Of his address being municipal inn
tlon or the entire administration.
Committees Are Named.
After the announcement Of the follow
ING committees adjournment was taken
Resolutions-w. C. Child, ]. e. Bagley.
Mrs. Jennie Nelson, J. A. Smith. Edwin
biN, Grace LamoreauX. G.. r. Hollings-
worth X. kuchler, Henry Hutton. +. b.
Knapp.
Credentials-Alice Collins. William
Critchlow, II. G. Baker. f.. II. G.. Wa
lams' M. l.. Jones, j. NJ. Shirk, A. J..
Warner. +. r.. Christensen, A. j. r.
Reynolds. Charles Crisman.
Organization and order Of Busia2ss -
Wulldm moves. &. T. mcdowell. W. u.
Blosser. II. j. Powers NJ. Fl. Thomas. A.
j. stone, w. Richev. j. ID. Skeen, George
Mccormick, Y. c. Guunel,
Snyder, r.. &. Woods; Second ward. VI. T.
Forbes, II. J. Powers; Third ward. Albert
Power, David Jensen; Fourth ward, II. E.
Steele, ]. -. Murphy; Fifth ward, v. -.
Guunell, Charles Crisman.
On reassembling in the afternoon the
committee on permanent organization and
order Of business reported the following
OFFICERS. Permanent chairman. a. r.
Haywood; secretary. J. D. Skeen.
On taking the chair Mr.. Haywood made
brief address. calling attention 10 mu-
nicipal improvements.
The report of the committees were
promptly disposed Of and Mr. Murphy
nominated Glasmann for mayor, calling
attention to the fact that he had nOmi-
mated Mr.. Glasmann two years before.
pledginE his election and prOphesying a
successful administration The speaker
claimed fUlfillment of all the promises
made by him at the time.
To Bunch Nominations.
j.. T. Wadiey nominated for municipal
5Jdge j. A. Howell O. p Mcdowell sec
ended the nomination in a lengthy adj
oress, creating "a laugh by reCiting that
going to HQwells court was like going T.
church. Mr. Howell was promptly ac-
claimed the nominee. At this juncture
Mr. Murphy moved to nominate all the
rest IN a bunch. Mr. BaEiey objected, on
the ground that such a proceeding might
technically invahdaJe the certtfication Of
the nominations. Mr. Murphy pressed the
question. and the vote was heavily in ia
Nor Of nis motion, but there being some
opposition. Chairman Haywood ruled that
enc vote was enough 10 defeat the mo-
tion. and il was lost
Mr. Murphy then placed Mr.. Bagley In
nomination and the reclamation route
was quickly travelled Mr. Murphy then
named Robert a. Moves for treasurer.
Moves who has held the place six years
already and is said 20 be looking toward
the state treasurershiD arose and co1-fv
suggested that some other good fellow
be named He was told TO sit down and
he did. out arose later, after he had
been chosen, and wanted the vote recon-
sidereG- He was again told to sit down,
and he sat.
Mrs Hattie Brown for auditor were also
renomtnated in the routine way. and i'd
1ournment was taken
Platform Adopted.
The resolutions adopted by the con-
Ncntion follow.
''The Republicans of ogden city. I'm
convention assembled, rejoice and con-
gratuiate the citizens of our citv upon
the progress and prosperity of the ma
tion- state, county and city under Eepuh-
lican pOllcies and believe that those poll
cies. which are good for the country at
large. are equally good for ogden city
eve heartily endorse the platform
adopted al the Republican national con
NenuOn held ut Philadelphia I'M June
800. and the platform adopted at the
Republican state convention held I'm OE-
don city m September, 1902
I'VE uneQuivocally and COMPATIBILITY
endorse and commend thC acts OF Mayor
William Glasmaun and the present city
administration. the mayor and the coun-
Gil In fact. the entire present CITY adj
hliElstr1tion together have always been
striving for the upbuildiBg OF the city
the development Of it's natural resources
the increasing pr its population and the
retirement OF ITS financial affairs, and
have ever been faithful 20 all obligations
1--WE See a bright opening for a far
greater city. and know that those things
70 OBTAIN greater progress In city adj
-ninistration viii be accomplished through
The Republican party
we congratulate the people ON the
many public improvements carried ON by
the city durinS 1892 and 1909 We cs-
peclally commend their action fu pavips,
and macadamizng the streets surround
ing the business center and pledge our
nominees g. carry forward the work So
wen begun. we also pied 80 our uCmi-
rees 10 extend the sidewalk districts and
thereto. 90 the end that our streets ana
sidewalks may be improved and viii com
Iare favorahlv with other cities b-,-ir,o-
populations the same as Ogden.
Want a Boulevard.
" ask the now a0miufer rgtiou To-
favorabiy consider the advisabiitv and
feasibility Of constructing "a boulevard of
so least two or three miles In length
using one Of our desirable residonca
streets for that purpose. The cOnstruc-
ton of such a boulevard would now and
in the years q come prove "a great pleas
ure % our citizens and always be a source 1
81 great pride.
we also commend the present ad- |
ministrauOn for It's policy Ira using home
labor and material I'm the Improvement |
Ct our streets and sidewalks
we respectfully refer the taxpayers ]
or the city to the quarterly financial 4
reports OF the city auditor for definite |
Information rs 20 the disposition of 4
city revenue. We especially call atten-
tion 20 the reduction made by tha nres-
NJ city administration in the floating /
indehtedn sss Of Ogden city and the /
pacing Of the city upon q cash basis and i
rie"ee the rev Republican administer
ton 70 refrain from creating a floating
lndebteuness and 90 carry on public inns
IroVeme 1ts only within the revenue of 4
me city aud reasonable tax lew
We pledge our nominees tc cOnduot i
The affairs Of Ogden Cav I'm 1904 anS 4
1885, in "a business-like. straightforward /
honest mann Pr and 20 vigorously enforce 4
al laws add ordinances.
The Republican party keens steaduv
IN view three great principles in shc 1
government Of the city on Ogden-public
lmprovems mt public eeonouly and public