The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13
Livingston Faction Wins a Complete
Victory.
lspeeIal Io the nerala.

Especial to the RersId)
Alantl August r. The primary held
iasl evening TO select delegates
nia much TO widen the breach
gttWeea the two factions in the
ttepuphcan party The slate prepared by
I the ring prevailed By quite a n7aforitT-
ana the result is that Lewis Larsen OF
TINS city win get the support Of most
J OF the delegates to the county cOnven-
ton at Ephraim Monday next. for the
ONCE OF county attorney The delegates
/ are l. r Anderson. w D. Livingston
Senn Lowry, sr-, Ferdinand Adler, J. p
Lewis Anderson. J. ". Hogan, Lewis
larsen J. NJ Burns. George r. Bradley
= v Hardy J. ". Fox and Fred Alder
TIE alternates are W. X. Reid. c p
Larsen. Luther Tuttle, 6. 3. Cox. A Il
Christensen, ". c. Snow, Mrs d. c.
Brown.
John Lowry. sr.. and J. P Hogan we're
placed In nomination for justice of the
peace and Lowry Won out BY a small
majority Ferdinand Christensen was
nominated precinct constable.
The ring prevailed all through the pri-
mary. selecting one Of their number for
chairman who was partial as he could
be IN his rulings and selections Of off
GERS W D. Livingston took a leading
part IN getting the slate as prepared by
the ring through He and A G Chris
Jensen Of the other faction occupied a
great part Of the time in speaking. The
Geiegates from this city VIII come I'M
instructed Tor any office, but it is certain
that twelve out Of the fifteen delegates
are S0iid for Larsen. In the event Of
the selection of Lewis Larsen for county
attorney by the Republican convention.
u IS learned upon pretty good authority
that George Christensen of Mt. Pleas
ant viii be candidate for county at
torney on the Democratic ticket and
There IS no question. even in the minds
OF many Republicans. that he viii win
ovember. They say that they can hard
III
for district judge. Lewis Larsen for cOun-
~ attorney, and John Lowry, sT-, for
precinct judge
The Gunnison primary was also held
last evening. At the beginning the
strength Of the two candidates for rep
resentative was tested II. A Kearns re-
eeived 113 votes and c. NJ Madsen 90
Kearns won out and Madsen. the Oppos-
ing candidate, made the selection unani-
nous. The delegates from Gunnison are:
c. II. Madsen. w H Gribbie, a J. Rob
bins, Axel Modem. Austin kearnS, Viii
liam MetcaIf, Reuben Christensen. II.
A Kearns, Joseph J. Miller. Albert
Swain was the selection for justice and
g. a Dimmick for constable. One Of the
delegates reported this morning that the
Gunnison delegation viii come out for
Kearns and stay by him until the last
minute
The Sterling primary was held the
other evening. ana the delegates are y.
c. Christensen and Abner Lowry Chris
Jensen Is "A candidate for the legislature
and Lowry is a candidate for sheriff.
They wiz come to the convention pnin-
structed.
The people Of Mayfield held their pri-
mary and selected l. c Larsen and c.
r. Nielsen as delegates.
Moroni people turned down the pres
ent county clerk, p. W EliasOn, at their
primary last evening, and viii come TO
the convention instructed for Z. ID. An
derson for the office of county clerk
The fight made on Eliason was that he
had purchased 8 home in this CITY and
that he was now resident of Manti-
The county convention at Ephraim
Monday will he one of the most lively
scraps known in this county.