Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-01
r., Ants Had a Walkovsf at the
l'' p.oubIicaa Primaries Last
Night,
rlst Of FOX AND THE GRAPES
,.,,, Senator's Field staff Concluded
' That They Didn't Want Any
Delegates Anyhow.

ria Kearns crOWd Jus' HN'
.a ,oparent several days ago TO the
. ss- senator field stan that It would goul,.
' ~, some purity tall hustlin" 10 carry
~" ,mor,es that were held last night
~. y, thereby have a look'in on the se'eo'
y. y, Of d delegates to the national con-
,,ru,n The same was more paintsl'y
..s,,pt early yesterday and for few
A1 ,,, ,be marshas struggled like the
'r,,hal Trojans, against terrific
~, "a swing the districts into line.
S ~, ,bsy soon realized the hopelessness
,,hs sHort. The anu-Kearns people
Nh buIlt up a yertable Port Arthur
!, a.,,nses and quietly the word was
,,...d around that Senator Kearns de-
..l mt to mix in this fight 1t II
s INV or words to that effect Ana
n. delegates elected In Salt Lake last
YIN, Who are known TO be favorable
~ Tssms may be counted on the nm
,sr Of two hands
~ +, ossms certain at this time that the
,..sstIon 10 the Republican national
.,,ysrtion will comprise six OF the fol-
wing George Sutherland, James d.
,,Ssnon. Salt Lake; c. T.. Loose. Pro-
Wv F. Snyder, Piute county:
u.,,cbh Bullen, Jr, Cache county;
pJsbam n Jones, Boxelder county;
lrS. r Wright, l.. W. Shurtllff, John
D murphy Weber county.
following Ia a complete list OF the del
.s,ts, TO the state convention elected
is night In this city
FIRST WARD.
Dist ~, @. souther, II. V, Van Pelt,
Dst, 2ojohn Il. Cox, Kenneth c.
KEN
bit Wv. ]. Lynch, s, r. Young, Jr,
INST III. s. Tanner, l.. Il. Moore.
D,t. J-.Oscar ii, Hewlett, Il. W.
| Kelly
! Ksger
bIst re. II, Necdham, John j,
/ HtsSef.
p,t S-Dayld p. KIngsbury, W. S,
lirgsnbeCker
Dit 9-E. b. Critchlow. r, G. Basset,
D.a lO-Claude Y, Russell, H. S,
lAnsg
Dia ll-Jacob Moritz, George c.
Buckle
SECOND WARD.
Dist PC. W. Jensen, Len Wheeler
Dit l--John DeGray Dixon, J. X,
CunnIlgton,
Dist NC b. Hawley.
DIST i'll. j. Wood.
Dist lt-George d, Dean, George Cot
tell
Dist l7-John NJ Rasmussen.
Dist ls--J. A. Anderson, A, IL. Kelly,
H. Atemates-Don Richardson, Bert
Pratt
DIST la-Sam G, Park.
Dist a-E. j. ODonnell. c. r. Mar
Etp
Dist Nv, J. Greenewald, II, G.,
Fisher and p, Porter got votes each
and each will be entitled to one-third OF
8 vote IN the convention.
Dist Civilian Nelson, C, f. Eme-
y Aternates-.F. II. Jordan Isaac
WoOi,
Dist 9-Theo Nystrom.
Dist A-GeOrge Canning.
Dist st-Albert w. Griggs.
Dist gS--Ge0rgc +. Ashton.
THIRD WARD.
DIST gi-B, F Grant, NJ, II. Krichel,
N.t 81 3 Tlngey, Thomas II.
O;t s-Hans Chnstopherson, Dun
aa NcFadgen.
H't IA, y. Asper.
pst S-Joseph i, Smith, Jr. Alter
ht-zacharlas Derrick.
NV W, II. Openshaw, Wm. Hall.
NtTnate--John G. Smith.
Usl aS-Wm, J, Yard. II. c. Ander-
w Mternate-Henry James.
p't Mt. A. Heinger.
g't &C. N. Lees.
Ust VINO primary held. t
FOURTH WARD.
@t "a. l. Thomas. Jr.
~ SS-Glen Miller
NY ss--Perry Arson, John @. SHARP
~" f'-Janes Chapman, T. e. Har.
Hardy "'"''' Lyor' Nu'us II
H rs. ~. 8, Hlgham, H. s. Joseph.
~" "-John r. Lynch, T. Sanford
FIFTH WARD,
pst A~Will i. Price.
v, Wv W. b. Jensen, DR.. Il. V. Sill.
D D't !S-Horace II. Smith
F.n I'LL NJ standIsh, Joseph II
bly, D., = * D, Hardy C. W. johnson
b, "a 49, ~, p. Allen, L, NJ. Garnett.
M, M, %-Charles Read.
d., s % G, Ewing, Il. s. KerrIck
V"N VA ], Davis.
COUNTY PRECINCTS.
T pI,i 80 . c, Smith, A. e. cohoon.
6,,s S-Samuel Perry ~
bis Emil Hartviksen.
ysg5row,. - o, RIdeout, Jr.. Thoma,
DSf :, ,S,-Gieorge GoG. Meal Anderson
Nn bsrl,J,' y, Whitbeck. Alternate
tl r S%,,,el Harrington. The dlstric
toh was SlHn. " u ana Daniel Harrlng
NJ district. '''' 10 act as chairman o
vfSsn% c,-iohn r, Smith. A,torna,e-