The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-10
LIVELY PROSPECT
FOR CONVENTION
Republican Judicial Primaries
are Held.
MANY TRADES ARE PROBABLE
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FOURTEEN CANDIDATES OUT
FOR FIVE NOMINATIONS.
MANY TRADES ARE PROBABLE


ton next Monday is the promise of the
Republican judicial primaries held last
nights All the candidates for n0mina-
ton got many friends out and the re-
SUIT IS luat the convention viii be the
scene OF many trades. I'm some of the
districts the delegates are instructed
ana 90 others the delegates, although
uninstucted, are known TO constitute
states Tor various candidates
Four candidates for the district
bench ana one candidate Tor district
attorney are 20 be nominated. There
are ten candidates for the judicial
nominations and four for the district
attorneyship nomination.
Judges Morse and Lewis, the present
Republican judges. have kept out of
the night although both are known TO
be candidates Tor denomination. In
some cases they were instructed for
While the attendance AT the prim-
aries was not generally large most of
the meetings were lively. The number
ar candidates I'm the field and the many
deals iu prospect added interest TO the
gatherings.
One Of the alleged combinations in
wolves Fred C.. LO0fbOuTOW. candidate
for the district attorueyship uomina-
Iiou. and city Judge III. s. Tanner,
candidate for one of the judicial uomi-
nations. il is said the Smoot men are
out for ticket carrying Tanner and
LOGfD0UrOW. The former is known 10
be Smoot man and d Mormon, while
the latter is rated a strong kearns man
and IS - Gentle. The SmOOL men are
accused of supporting L0OfbOUrOW for
the purpose of drawing strength from
the kCarns faction TO Tanner. This
promises 90 develop into the most in
tcrealmg phase Of the situation
County Attorney T.. J.. Baker of
TuoeIe county is likely to make
~ fU
district atJ0rueyship nomination. He
SIS reported To- be busy iu the effort to
form "a combination of the two outside
counties. Summit and Tooele, and may
arrange deal that win put him on
The judicial candidates include
Judges Morse and Lewis. $. e.. Patter-
SON. IT, s. Tanner D. Fl Wengcr, Geo
a. Armstrong. C. S-Ninney- George T.
Goodwin, NJ. j.. Bitchic and Dan Har-
Iiugton, For nomination fer district
attorney Fred e., LoofoouT7w, J.. L.
Baker, IF. NJ. KaiEhn and Benner X
Smith the present incumbent are cam
First Precinct.
Districts;
First-lI. Stockman, NJ. n. Atwood.
IS votes.
second-Jozeph Mcknight, Charles
S. Tiugey- l6 votes
Third-John shorten. w. A. Graves.
81 votes.
Foarth-Audrew smith. jr-, Hyrum
j. smith. II votes
Fifth-J r. Valentines William L.
Leonard 40 votes.
S-Eth-FTauk Gardner Edward Crit
seventh. q. Cattrau William
Shovel. 40 votes.
Eishta-W. IT. Kuapton, Theodore d.
NinJb-L b. Moreton, Wright Pick
Tentb-Adam Proctor Phuo T., Jones
EIeventh-George D. Buckle, A. b.
Elder
TWelfth-W. D. Canister, Thomas
JenEiHs
Observation-Disclosures T.. Davey, JOIN
Mcneil. 80 votes.
FourIeenth-C. b. HawIey
Ftfteeuth-Bcger Saudlru.
Sixteenth-H. r. Heath, H. Z. Jen
Linz.
seventeeuth-Robert n. smith.
Eighteeuth-James O.. Lambert Ed
ward j. Eardley.
Nineteenth-Ge0rge NeWIaud.
Tventieth-E. O. O'DOuueu H. Whit
aker
Twenty drst-T. C. WaItenspeu.
Invent y-secOnd-F II. Jordan. Thorn
as smith
Twenty thlrd-B. ID. Blackmarr.
Twenty fourth. j. CrOuin.
Twenry-tfth-H. +. Evans.
Twenty-sixth-Gu III. Backman.
Third Precinct.
Tventy-seventh-Dr. f. S. Wright
H. u. Booth
y-eighth-Thomas H. Cart
wright. j. C. Weaver.
twenty NINTH. i. MulletL H. i
Eleater.
Thirtiath-H. A. smith.
Thirty-drst-No meeting
Thsrtv-second- George A. Davis. JON
a.. Smith.
Thrty-third-s. a. Newman, william
Tb.rrv-fourth-T a. Herinser.
Thfrtv-ffth-Axel Olson, 2S Votes.
Thirty-sIxth-Frank r. Rudy.
Fourth Precinct.
Thirty-seventh-stanIey Price; ]
Thirty-eighth-George z. EnsrbecE
20 votes.
rhlrry-uinth-w. J. Snyder Lindsa
r. Rogers; 80 votes.
FortIeth-T j.. Harper Bismarc
Snyder
Forty-second-Johu A. H0ughtou. {
n Meyer 80 votes.
Fortv-third-Lucian H. smith, Gran
H- smith.
Fifth Precinct.
Forty -fourth-C. T. Loof5ourow5
votes.
Fortv-hfth-J. III. Thomas. II. a
kaighn. 80 votes.
Forty-sixth-J. u. BeveridEe,
Forfv-seventh-C ". Whittem0re,
IL. Black, rs votes
Fortv-eiehth-Georg J- Gibson va
liam ST. McCrea5 81 votes.
Fortv-uiuth-A. l.. Headbergs Wa ate
Macdonald.
Fifueth-J. r. Frankent ID votes.
Fiftv-frsl-C. O. Duushee, J- c. Ban
tneI. a. votes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. J, ia
Wis
Country Precincts.
Observation-Disclosures Christopherso'
W Il Jones
Sixfieth-James w Cahoon, Davi
y Haight-
FfgBty-sevCuth II. smith
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