The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-30
LIVELY FIGHT is ON
Republican Primaries Indicate
HOllingsWerih Will Beat
Condor Fer Senate.


Republican primaries preliminary TO
Saturdays county convention were held
throughout Weber county Last night. In
Ogden primary elections were held. the
polls being kept open from Till
O'Clock. The attendance was light, sew
enty votes being the highest number of
votes cast in any district. while many
of the delegates in smaller districts
went in with about a dozen votes, I'M
Guiding those of the three judges. In
the tenth, one of the largest districts of
the city. no votes were cast. AT the
| eleventh hour an effort was made to get
some Judges. but they were not secured
until after o'clock. There was strong
| aversion to serving as judges in all the
| districts.
( There are three we'll defined contests
before, the convention. One is over the
nomination OF state senator. where
Charles p Hollingsworth and A.
S. Condor are the leading contestants.
with H. c. Wardleigh as a promising
! dark horse
! Another is for county commissioners.
! The principal candidates appear to be
/ Oscar Madison, Joseph Stanford, Lyman
Skeen and Jesse Powers. with favOrite
/ sens in most of the outside county dis
! tricts, any one of whom, may develop
strength enough TO win out.
. Another pretty contest is between W.
! ID. Peterson and Thomas Mckay for
county school superintendent. The sit
Catiou as TO legislative nominees is also
considerably mixed as a sharp contest
/ may develop between Edwin Dix and
! E. Il. Wooley for assessor. In Ogden
City the ticket known as the slate
! ticket went through. barring few
notable exceptions. These printed tick
cts were in every voting district and
contained, besides tue names Of can
| didates to the required number. blank
! spaces for the names of district party
! officers. The ballot was headed Re
! publican Primary Ballot and had such
an authoritative appearance that it de-
! ceived some who were accustomed 20
the old style mass primary. In general
| the printed ticket names were said TO
/ be favorable to Hollingsworth and ms
! friends claim at least 100 out of the
1874 in the city. with at least an even
/ break in the county outside. Condon's
| friends do not at all concede this claim.
! First Ward-F. c. Wootis. r. d. PIN
cock
Second. y. Herrick, Charles ).
Kappa. John w. Austin, Lulu O'NeiE.
! ThiTd-Job Pingree, jr-, Alice Col
| Inns. Mrs. Loyal Griffin, Stanley JohG-
son, B. E. Dean, 0. P. Mcdowell.
i FOURTH. z. Bagley, Addie Angel.
| II. II. Holbrook. w. A. Scudder. Jr.
L. B. Best, Amos Sebring, George (.
Wilson
Fifth-R B. Paine, H. T. Snyder, J.
V. Nelson, William Allison, r. Z. Alll-
! son. Sidney Stevens, Florence Stanford,
F. f. Nsisbitt.
Sixth--John Conlisk William c.
Howell, A. Fernlund. A. H. Downs. II.
| s. Forbes and George Williamson, Geo.
! COe and w. J. Shealy, each half a vote
! as each received twenty-five votes
| Seventh-Herbert G. Adams, b G.
Knoth, l. r. Watts. J. A. Smith. Mar
| tin Clearv. Clarence Ernst
Eighth-A. H. Mover, ]. Il, Williams,
w. d. Fandyke. Mrs. J. II. Meyer.
Ninth-T. c. Pancake, Mrs. Kate
Shields. J. T. Smythe.
Tenth-No votes cast.
Eleventh-Joseph W. Bailey. Elmer
Shaw. o. B. Madison. o. e. Savage, II.
c. Peterson. Mrs. Alice NJ. Dean.
Twelfth-David Jensen. w. II. Jenne.
Z. NJ. Allison, Mrs. +. A. Bowen. Nils
] Anderson. John E. Groberg.
! Thirteenth-W B. Wilson, John FAR,
Edwin Dix, Nels Knudson. Thomas b.
Farr, NJ. L. Jones.
| Fourteenth-Dr. p. \. Cook. Joseph
| Baxter, f. w. Watt, 7. &. Morris, FL.
/ G. Hansen.
Fifteenth-E. T. Wooley. Mrs. J. G.
/ Paine, Rudolph KuchleT, J. Y. Bluth,
George J. Kelly, Joseph Streng.
! Sixteenth-Reese Howell, T. L. Mat
hews. T. g Burt Mrs. Lou
FIeshner. Patrick Martin, II. H. Lit
/ zenberg. P. A. Mattson.
Seventeenth-F. r. Christensen, Ar
J thur Kuhn, George II. Matson, Walter
Richey. II. A. Sims, James Halverson.
! Eighteenth-Fred ". Chambers, c.
I r. Hollingsworth. F. ]. Henderson,.
Harrison.
Nineteenth-Henry c. Yardleigh, H.
/ T. Steele, John Ingebeitson, Walter
I Wadman. Samuel Fenstermaker.
TWENTIETH. o. Woody. Rufus Ford.
! Twenty frst-G. A. Dickson. I. II.
I Davis. George NJ. Hanson. Miss Annie
Brown, Y. c. Gunnell, George Halver-
son.
| Twenty second-E. F. Bratz, Daniel
Pugh. \. r. Haywood, T. L. Brown
ing. Walter Heller. Mrs. Arthur Chan
/ der
Twenty third-E. T. Hulaniski, T. c.
( lAlcN, II. \. lee. l.. y. 1eIIlcks = L.
I Chaplin, I. L. Reynolds.
Twenty-fourth-R. a. Meyer, Mrs.
Lizzie Coleman, a. +. Parker. J. ~
Smith, +. l. Woods, John w. Wilcox.
| Twenty fifth. F. Snedaker II. ~
Shupe, Thomas B. Evans. Fred Dalton.
County Districts.
| er-First-Cieorge Higley, A. b.
Powers, Il. f. Christensen, c. A. Fow-
| ers, NJ. Simpson.
! Second-Wilfard Flinders, Robert
Simpson, NJ. A Childs, John d. Hooper
| West er-First-Thomss MeFaT-
| land, Albert Mcfarland. Ephraim Hip
| well. Charles Hogge. Ed Calvert.
Second-H. +. Peterson. Edward c..
Clark. Hans c. Royle. William Nielsen.
Plain City. f. Wadman, II. c.
Hansen, c. +. Palmer, George A. Boyd.
A. NJ. Christensen, G. D. Fo1kman, e.
c. Richardson.
North Ogden-JOseph Marshall. Alma
Barrett. Joseph Storey, Mrs. +. j. Bar
rett, George S. Dean.
BAD TENANTS EvICTED
and rent collected. Merchants Pro-
tective Association, Francis G. Luke,
/ General Manager Top Floor CONNER