The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
FIXES The DATE
FOR CONVENTION
Democratic County Committee
Acts.
SEPTEMBER 20 THE TIME
APPoRTIoNMENT OF DELEGATES
FOR CITY AND COUNTY.


The Democratic county convention
for Salt Lake county win be held in
this city Wednesday, Sept. %. If the
Salt Lake theatre cannot be secured
for this date change Of a day OF two
either way may be made, OF the con-
yentior may be held in the Salt Palace
theatre. The final arrangements were
left in the hands of a committee with
power TO act. The convention will be
composed of 52s delegates. The appor-
tionment is one delegate for every 20
votes cast for William II. King for
congress two years ago and one for
every major fraction of 20.
The primaries to select delegates to
the county convention viii be held Mon
day evening, Sept. %. from to 3
O'Clock. This action was taken at a
meeting of the county committee at
Democratic headquarters yesterday
afternoon There were present Chair
man NJ. +. Mulvey, Secretary c. NJ.
Jackson, J. II. Haslam, G. 2. Over
field, Herman Bamberger. John Holt,
Ben d. Luce, a. w. Foreman, Brigham
Ward. S. Z. Hamer. G. b. Blakely. A
II. Rock, MahOnri Spencer. Nicol Hood.
d. f. Collect, Z. L. Sloan ana 3. B.
Quinn.
The chairman decided that no assess
ment would be made on the delegates
to pay the cost of the convention.
Chairman Mulvey, Secretary jackson.
OVerfeld. Holt and Blakeiy were con-
stituted a committee TO make all ar
engagements for the convention: and
Ben ID. Luce, G.. 3. Blakely, $ Z. Ha-
Hler and d. o Wiley were appointed
a committee on finance
Tuesday, Sept 6, was chosen as the
date for holding the primaries to Sc
Iect delegates TO the state convention
to be held in the salt Lake theatre
Sept s. Some favored selecting both
sets of delegates at one primary, but
it was finally decided that they were
too far apart.
Here is the apportionment of dele
gates:
Delegates by Districts.
First Ward-First district, S votes;
Second, s votes; Third, votes; Fourth,
II votes; Fifth, 10 votes. Sixth, votes;
Seventh. IL votes; Eighth. II votes;
Ninth, votes; Tenth, votes; Elev-
enth, votes. making a total for the
dictricts of the First city precinct Of
"a votes.
Second Ward-Twelfth district, 6
votes; Thirteenth, votes; Fourteenth,
Z votes; Fifteenth, 3svotesy Sixteenth,
; votes; Seventeenth. votes Eigh-
teenth, 6 votes; Nineteenth, votes;
Twentieth, votes; Twenty-flrst, 3
votes: Twenty-secOnd, votes: Twen-
ty- third. votes; Twentyfourth. ,
votes; Twenty-fifth. votes: Twenty
sixth, votes, making a total for the
Second city precinct OF IS votes.
Third Ward-Twenty-sev dis
trict, votes; Twenty-eighth, votes;
Twenty ninth, s votes; thirtieth, .
votes; Thirty first, 9 votes; Thirty sec
ond votes; Thirty-third, s votes:
1hirty-fourth, 9 votes; Thirty fifth,
votes; Thirty-sixth, 4 votes making a
total for the Third city precinct OF Il
votes. ~f
Fourth d-Thirty-seventh dis
trict, II votes; Thirty-eighth. s votes;
Thirty ninth. votes: .Fortieth, . votes;
Fcrty-fir 10 votes: Forty-second, .
votes; Forty-third, 2 votes, making a
total for the Fourth city precinct of
So votes.
Fifth -FOrty-fourth district. 6
votes: Forty fifth, votes; FOrty-sixth,
votes; Forty-seventh, { votes; Forty
eighth. votes; Forty-ninth, S votes:
Fiftieth, S votes; Fifty-flrst, s votes;
Fifty-second, : Votes making a total
for the Fifth city precinct Of IS votes.
Country Distriet-The appOrtionment
for the election districts outside the
city in the county is as follows: Fifty
third district. votes; Fifty-fourth, s
votes; Fifty-fifth. votes; Fifty-sixth,
votes; Ffty-seventh, votes, Fifty
eighth. votes: Fifty-ninth. 10 votes:
Sixtieth, votes; Sixty-first, votes;
Sixty-second, . votes: Sixty-thiTd, Six
ty-fourth and Sixty-fifth combined, 3
votes; SiXty-sixth. s votes; SiXty-sev-
enth, 3 votes; Sixty-eighth, > votes.
Sixty-ninth, ! vote; Seventeen and
Seventy-first combined. . votes: Sew
enty-second, s votes; Seventy .
votes; Seventy fourth, l vote; Seventy
fifth, votes: Seventy-sixtb, votes;
Seventy > votes; Seventy
eighth, votes: Seventy ninth. votes;
Eightieth. votes: Eighty-fi first. votes:
Eighty-second. votes; Ninetieth. ?
votes: Ninety-second. I vote; Eighty
third. votes: Eighty-fourth. , votes;
Eighty-fifth, 3. votes: Eighty-sixth.
vote: Eighty-seventh. votes: Eighty
eighth. votes; Eighty-ninth, 2svotes;
1 vote.
Precinct Conventions Also.
In addition to electing delegates to
the county convention the several dis
J.
ty will elect delegates TO a precinct
convention which will nominate can
didate for justice Of the peace and con-
stable. Salt Lake City delegates viii
nominate a candidate for each of the
two offices mentioned The details OF
these matters VIII be made u subject
for the official call.
State Convention Delegates.
The apportionment for the state con-
vention to this county made by the
state committee is 124 delegates for Salt
Lake county. and the apportionment for
the several districts of this county is as
follows:
Districts 6. 3, u. 1S. Is. IS. IS. 1s. 20,
q. 23 "a. IS. 81. (36 and 81 c0mbined1. H.
IS. AZ. 40. 80. 81. "a. 50. Sc. 81, IS. (e2. So
and 81 c0mbined). g. Sc. g.. IS. (69. 20
and Il combined), y, g, a. 70. IS. ~
30, so. 81, 81. go and 81 combined), IS,
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