Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

on platform and resolutions. The latter
WAS also chosen as chairman ~ tho
ward committee The convention was
presided over by A. H.. Hyde, with d,
T. Fclt as secretary.
Mr. HoNoy is engaged in the produce
business ana has resided an the Third
wurd for ~ years Mr. Back Is sales
man IN the stlcery department OF the
2. G.. NJ, ]. ana has resided IN the ward
s3 years
FOURTH WARD,
o.. a. uartonuciu four-year-term.
w D. Tud1auham, tvo-year term
ln striking contrast to the action OF
the third ward convention was the
hearty endorsement OF the work. of the
present city cuuucilmen from the
Fourth ward by the members of the
convention who rc-nommattd Council
men llarteustein and Tuddcnhpm TO
succeed themselves n that ward, Har-
tcustrn WAS nominated for The four
year term by reclamation ana Tuddeu-
ham was nominated on the ilrst ballot
by a large majority The convention
was called to order by Ncuhi Y Scho-
field and Judge o. W. Powers was SCI
lectod as chairman and q. l." Olson as
secretary Judge Powers IN assuming
The chair made a brief speech I'm which
hn commended the administration OF
Mayor Morris and endorsed the faith
ful work ~ all three Of the councilmen
from the Fourth ward.
Fisher Harris was recognized by the
chairman and with his usual ciOqueuce
nominated E. A. Hartenstcin for the
long term There were no other NOM
nations ana Mr. Hlrteusteiu was de-
clared nominated by reclamation.
Dr. q, IT, Wilcox placed I'm nomination
W. j. Tuddenham for the short term.
A motion was made to nominated MI
Tuddenham by reclamation but upon
his own request, the motion
was withdrawn and other nom
nations were then made Judge
Powers nominated Bishop James Max
we'll and Mathouihah Thomas nominate
ed Ncphi Y. Schoneld, MI Tuddon-
ham won on the first ballot by the fol-
lowing vote; Tuddonham o., Max
well, l6 Schoheld 10.
The nominees OF the convention We're
then called upon Tor speeches and re-
spouded briefly and told OF the work OF
the present administration and OF the
| distractions which had been placed I'm
the way of nearly all public improve
monts but which had been overcome by
the mayor ana Democratic members Of
the council assisted boy several Repuh-
! Leans who believed I'm progress. Coun-
Gilman Wells the hoIdovcr councilman,
also made short talk along the same
/ lines.
The convention then selected Thomas
/ IT, Thomas Harry IF Ban and James
! Maxwell as members of the city COM
| mittec. As members of the various
committees for the city convention the
! following We're selected, W. II, Dale
/ on platform and resolutions, MILFORD
! Moyle on credentials Joel l.. Priest on
! permanent organization. Major r. W.
| Young Was chosen as chairman Of the
! Fourth ward delegation In the Conyeu-
! ton and q. J., Olson as secretary,
FIFTH WARD.
Dr. G.. S. Baldwin. four-year term.
Robert Morris, two-year term.
The Democrats or the Fifth ward met
| iu the old city hall and selected James
! II. Moyle as chairman and Densmora
! Duncan as secretary The convention
wasted no time In getting down 10
! business and nominations for council
men We're at once declared In order
! W. r, Wallace was nominated by r. A.
| Williams A. W. Brown was placed In
! nomination by Homer Duncan; Bishop
y
/ Aruup Dr. $. q. Baldwin was placed
i'm nomination before the convention by
| r. w Dole and Charles Baldwin was
| nominated by $. r. Kershaw.
Charles Baldwin was nominated FOR
the long term on the second ballot but
il was learned that he would not ac.
cept the nomination So by unanimous
| vote tho convention nominated Dr g
S. Baldwin instead Robert Morris wa,
then nominated for the short tern
without much opposition.
The convention selected Frank Luf
@. II. Wood, S. r.. Kershaw r. w. Doll
and O. r. Arnold as members Of IN,
city committee James II Movie waI
named as "a member Of the committe,
on platform, r. A. Williams on tn,
committee ON credentials; j. W. AruuI
ON the committee on permanent organ
i2ation