The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
AMERICAN STATE
CONVENTION TODAY
Candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court Will
Be Named.
JUDGE MAL0NEY OF OGDEN
LIKELY TO BE NAMED
Candidate for Representative
in Congress Will Also
Be Chosen.

The American State convention will
assemble in the Salt Lake theater at 9
clock this afternoon. it will be a
mass convention and it will be hum
mer. Judge G. c. Goodwin will preside
as temporary chairman.
Candidates for Justice Of the Su-
preme court and Congressman will be
named For Justice Of the Supreme
court Judge Thomas Maloney Of Weber
| county is likely to be named Judge
Maloney is at present United States
Commissioner and Referee in Bank
ruptcy at Ogden. He is sound law
yer and stands high in his profession
There are several names suggested
for the nomination for Congress with
w. Mont Ferry of Salt Lake in the
lead
This evening at S o clock there will
be mass meeting in the Theater, at
which ex-Gov. George A. Black will
preside. Among the speakers will be
d. C. Dunbar. w. Mont Ferry and
Frank 7. Cannon
There will be music by the Ladies
quartette and Mrs. Charles G.. Plummer,
by Held g band and the American Drum
corps.
Tomorrow morning the American
county convention will convene at 10
o. clock to name the winning ticket in
November. A full list Of the delegates
will be found in another column Judge
John A, Street will be chairman of this
convention.
Arthur A. Sweet, we'll known young
man of Salt Lake, is an aspirant for
Legislative honors before the Ameri~
can convention. He is connected with
the Western Coal and Coke company
terprises. He is n good talker and
will make strong fight for the NOM
ination.
Five men aspire to the nomination
for Sheriff before the American conven-
tion. The latest one TO come in is
Aaron II. White. Mr.. White is one of
the oldest officers in the city, having
for years been private watchman,
Joseph R. Lewis. son of former Sher-
if Lewis, has announced his candidacy
for a nomination for the lower house Of
the Legislature on the American ticket
Mr.. Lewis is Spanish American vet
eran.
Following is a complete list, so far
as The Tribune has been able to secure
1t, of the candidates for various county
offices, subject to the will of the
American party conventions:
For Sheriff
Hancock. George r. Raleigh, Joseph
Little. A II. White. Aaron H.
Pitt, Tom D.
For County Clerk.
Christensen, Frank r. Pike John W,
For County Assessor
Quinn. Barney
For County Auditor.
Fisher, Mont
For County Treasurer.
Edmunds, J. William Lynn. W. p.
Farnsworth. Louis II Sibley w R.
For County Attorney.
White, W. R. ~ a.
For County Recorder.
cohp. Joseph NJ. Parks. George w
For County Surveyor.
Brown. r, Fl. Wight. L. O.
For County Commissioners.
Bourgard, Jerome Mcmillan II. G.
For State Senators.
| Adams. ". f. Haywood, B. D.
| Critchlow, E 3. HaIloran w. j,
Cahoon James Sanford, Allan T.
| Gibson, George j, Taylor. A. V.
For Representatives.
] Berry. Capt. c. r. Lewis Joseph r.
| Bell. c. Nj. McChrystal, John H.
| Bambcrger Herman Mcclellan Angus
| Cherry, Judge "A. N, Miller Joseph
| Charon. A. j. MutchIer
| Calson, Cal. Mercer, Harry
| Corum, B. l.. Nordberg. K Fl p
| Elton, D. l. Pulver. Charles S.
| Ellingsworth, c. o. Ripley Earl
| Gatro1l Cyrus Rodeback, Douglas
| Germo, M P. Richter A.
| Hurd. Joseph Reed. Judge Chris.
| Haggarty, e. d. Spalding, J. N.
| Hnyenor. w. II. Shepard H. O.
| Jack. C. 3. Sleater, r. @.
| Johnson. Ben Smith. Grant II.
| Jacobson Tony Slmons. Henry
\ johnson. G. w. Stewart, ]. J.