Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-29

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lts taking two days and long ones
,,o for the work Of the Democratic
convention. Up to noon today only me
eopnty ticket aud The state senate por-
lion OF the legislative ticket had been
,.med The rest Of the afternoon VIII
\. consumed IN naming the mouse
,,rlnoes. II win thus be seen that the
asisso,as have proceeded TO the task
= ~ Them with unusual deliberation,
nertlcularly as there has been an an
snce Of the factlonal feuds Whlch SO
off,p emhltter hinder and delay ths
york OF like bodies
Two o'clock this afternoon was the
hour set for the fnnl session but II was
ccnsderably after that time before
,.ort was resumed As on yesterday
,bA convention met In the salt Palace
lhoaier which. under the reduced tenn
m~sfure was veritable pneumonla
breeder From the very start the
weather was so cold as to be almost
pnenduable and fur coats, oyershoes
and gloves would have been comfort
fHe. "Why doesn't some one heat the
MACE" was often asked well, there
/, only one reasoh was the inyarlable
leply. 1T Is because there Is no way
IA which that can be done The build
ing Is for summer use only
Not a Few Of the delegates were late
III attending he morning session. aud
rot as many spectators were present
as on yesterday. However there we're
number II prominent party leaders
there to give advice and to watch the
d ogress Of affairs Among them were
National Committeeman Peery, State
Chairman Bamberger and David Evans
Held's band furnished the music ana
tried to warm things mp a BIT but
neither classic nor rag time music
helped matters much with the mercury
hitting lower notes than the man
With the big base drum could reach,
The me feature Of the convention aside
from its elaboration was the frigidity
Of the OCCASION
There was a good deal OF caucusing
and The names Of house nominees re"
Ceiyed considerable attention between
times aud II Is evident that the strong
eel men Of the convention were IN
favor Of wedding out the weak TIM
her Tor that body 1t Is stated that
selections win doubtless be made during
the afternoon from among the follow
ing candidates George II. Dern, G, II,
Mccoy, j. w, Stringfellow, ID. b.
Hampstead. A. W. Forman, j. w.
Harmson 4. r. Hyde. S. r. Harmer
". ]. Lewis. T. p. Page, c. l.. Olson,
Dr. q. !, Douglass, a. f. Thomas, w.
r. Ennis George c. Riser Jr., ]. n.
Tonorto, Mahonri Spencer s. f. Kerr
shaw, John Cameron, John A. McChrys-
ial, DT $. G. Baldwin, A. l.. Loyey,
Louis Nerson and w. T Spencer.
MORNING SESSION.
The convention recomened at 1926,
when Chairman X, w Sloan raped for
order Immediately John +. Howells
look the floor and in well worded
speech moved that the nomination OF |
Arthur f. cummings for sheriff be
made unanimous, 1t was so ordered
NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE.
Nominations for state senator were |
next IN order, Fisher s. Harris pre-
sented the name OF George ID. Pyper |
ana moved that the rules be suspended |
9nd that he be nominated by acclama-
ilon. This was objected to by John r. |
hosell who called attention to the
I'ct that the cardinal sylnciple OF Dem |
neracy was, Equal and exact justice
% al and special privileges to none"
~ this showing Mr., Harris withdrew
pc motion for suspension Of the rules
'nd me convention proceeded with |
nominations.
CANDIDATES AND RESULTS.
o' w NJ Jackson placed in nomination /
Nlllam g. Nebeker; Heber s. Sanders |
relned Richard Howe OF MURRAY
,, rsnk D. stephens nominated BARNARD
!, stewart John W. Burton named II,
bsskIn' Samuel Russell espoused
.ns cause Of David Evans; w. II Dale
resented ,, the name OF James Ieary
a'wr numerous secondng speeches 4
81 was ordered the same showing
Ne Following results,