Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-25

| was the nomination as the party
standard bearer, of that loyal, courage
Gus American, Theodore Roosevelt, and
as his running mate, that equally pa.
tnotic citizen, Senator Charles w,
Fairbanks Of Indiana.
Chairman Anderson said the Repub-
llcans of Utah had met together TO take
another step IN the direction of fulfill
ing Republican promises. II they dis
discharged that duty well, he could as
sure his hearers that the party, at the
fall election, would roll up a majority
of 10000 votes for the state ticket, This
announcement was received with pro-
longed applause.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS.
Chairman Anderson then announced
the temporary officers Of the convention
as follows.
George NJ Cannon, chairman, Salt
Lake.
George f, Richards, vice chairman,
Tooele.
Samuel Judd vice chairman, Wash
ington.
L. W, Robinson, vice chairman,
Joseph W. Musser vice chairman,
Wasatch
John c. Conlisk, vice chairman, We.
Der
w. H. Donaldson, vice chairman,
Carbon.
f. J Hendershot secretary, Weber.
Mrs. Lucy Clark, assistant secretary,
Davis
A. w. Jensen, assistant secretary,
Sanpete.
James r. Hickman, assistant secre-
tary Troele.
Alfred Froyd, sergeant-at-arms, Iron,
Charles V. Anderson assistant SER
gent at-arms, Salt Lake.
Virgil Kelly assistant sergeant-at.
arms, Willard
Il. NJ. seyy, assistant sergeant.at-
arms, Garfield,
David Hess, chaplain Davis.
ROOSEVELT QUARTET.
The Roosevelt Junior Quartet" next
favored the convention with catchy
campaign gong, entitled, Holding
Hands" The selection was received
with cheers, and the little ladies from
Richheld were forced to respond with
another number. ~ Wonder why They
Never DO IL Now" the interrogatorv
being applied to the Democrats,
CHAIRMAN CANNoN's SPEECH
Chairman Cannon was here intro
duced by Chairman Anderson. He re-
ccived a generous round of applause
and delivered an interesting address,
which Is found on another page OF this
issue OF the News" At the close OF
his remarks he started the machinery
of the convention TO moving I'm a man
ner that indicated his intention to push
business along with the utmost facility,
OFFICIAL CALL READ.
Secretary Henderson, then read the
official call of tho state Republican
committee for tho convention TO be held
In this city on today,
MOTION FOR COMMITTEES.
Daniel Harrington Of Salt Lake then
moved that the chair appoint a COM
mlttee on credentials, committee on
permanent organization and order Of
business, and committee on platform
and resolutions, 10 consist Of one dele
gate from each county. Mr.. Wester-
field Of Salt Lake moved, M an amend
mcnt that the roll be called and thai
the chairmen Of the different delega-
lions announce their member of the
committees. The amendment was ao-
copied by MFR. Harrington, and the mo-
ton was then carried
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The roll was then called. showing Abe
following result, the first named being
on the committee on credentials, the
next on permanent Organization and
order Of business, and the third on
resolutions'
Beaver David James, c. ID. White
f. ID, Farnsworth.
Boxelder-Chas. Foxley. W. s. Han
son, Peter Lowe.
Cache-Joseph Richardson, Joseph
Odell. Joseph a. Smith.
Carbon. II. Milburn, II, II. Earll
T. w. Lewis.
Davls-LeW Taylor, Jesse NJ. Smith.
G. n. Mabey.
Emcry-W, J seeley. George NJ. NH
Ter. H. W. Curtis.
Garheid-C. +. Chichester, ID. l.. Hey
wood. ole Ahlstrom.
Grand Mons Peterson, Alma Molly
neux. Mons Peterson,
lron--W D, Leigh. Morgan Richards,
Jr.. w. n Lyman.
Juab---J $. ostler, Isaac H. Grace, j.
A Hyde.
Kane-A D. Findley. VIM, smith, c.
w Carroll.
Millard--L. w. Gsrsford. Walter
James. O. L. Thompson.