Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
sANPETE DEMOCRATS.
Nominate Ticket, Pass Resolu-
lions and Name Convention
Delegates.

The Democrats of Sanpete county
met In convention az Ephralm on Sat
urday afternoon and nominated leg
islatlve and county ticket and also
named delegates TO the state cOnyen-
ton which viii be held IN this city ON
Thursday The temporary officers OF the
convention, who We're later made per-
manent officers, We're Amam Aldrich,
chairman, and David Christensen Sec
Rotary o. y. Berglund was chosen as
chairman Of the county committee and
Il, L. Copening as secretary r. c.
Rydalch Of Provo, was the principal
speaker of the convention and several
pleasing vocal numbers were rem
dered by fllly and Hazel Graves. The
convention adopted the following reso-.
lutions
"The representatives OF the Democra.
dc party Of Saupete county Utah, as
5embed Yea convention az Gphraim this
third day Of September. 1904 hereby IN
dorse the national Democratic platform
adopted at st. Louis By the national
Democratic convention ON July G, 1904
We approve and ratlfy The nomination
of Judge Alton b. Parker and Henry c.
Davis for president and vice president
respectively by the national Democratic
convention. ana recognize ip,these nom
inees embodlments OF character, pa
triotlsm and craftsmanship. We reit-
lerate the Democratic maxim that a
public Office is ID public trust, and ac-
cordingly We announce our belief IN the
principle that officers should be chosen
solely on account of their character and
qualifications We pledge the nominees
NJ this convention 10 an honest. capa-
bic and economical administration OF
the affairs OF Sanpete county To the
end that the principles and policy
above stated may be applied to public
affairs. the affairs Of our nation and
country, we. invite the cooperation Of
NH good citizens regardless of their
past political atliliation,'
The ticket rs as follows For COM
missioner fOur-year term, Eber Olsen
OF FairyleW two-year term, Henry r
Thomas Of Wales, clerk, Howard Cox
Of Manti recorder, Nephi Little Of
Denison, assessor, James w. Anderson
Of Spring City; treasurer, T. Y Jensen
rahram. sheriff. John Fransen Of
Moronl attorney, George Christensen
Of Mt. Pleasant superintendent Of
schools. Mrs. Ann p, stevens of Fair
view, surveyor. John Hougaard Of
Mant; representatives Thomas Aid
rich Of Mt. Pleasant and Prank l., CO.
penlng Of Gunnison Thlrty-siX dele
gates were chosen for the state con-
yention. as follows; j W, Cherry. Bur-
ton NJ. Erickson W. W. Woodrng,
John w. Erickson. Mrs l., p Nelson,
Ben r. Hansen. Daniel Rasmussen, J.
j. Hougaard, Howard Cox, j, -. Chris
Jensen w. =. Righey. NJ r. Keller, o.
NJ. Spensersen, Peter Sunzwall, Eber
Olsen, Andrew Larsen, George Carter
II. r. Thomas, G.. HCandland, j. b.
Christensen. John Joseph. Jr., Thomas
Fautln H. c. Larsen, James ARM
strong O. B. Borglund II. l.. Copen-
ing. Nephl Cledhll. Nles Christensen,
Daniel +. Nielsen. John Daily I'D Blaln.
j. w. Anderson, c. a, Clinton, Fred ].
christensen John Thompson L. II,
Benson. George Bartholomew.
The delegates goes TO the convention
unInstructed and unpledged for the Of
fee Of governor but with Major Young,
their first choice, out Of the way, they
favor Movie