Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-22

had much interest for him. and that II
he was elected he would perform the
duties without craftsmanship and with
out religious prejudice
campaign committee was selected
with Il. $. Atkins as chairman and
F, X. Christensen secretary. Henry
Cartwright was chosen campaign man
ager, and a finance committee consist.
ing of +. G. o. Donnell. b. +. Red
man, Thomas Homer. Ben. Haywood,
and Sharp Walker was chosen.
IN THE THIRD.
The Third ward american conven.
ton was held at the home Of s. NJ.
BARLOW, and the host was honored with
The nomination IN recognition OF his
hospitality +. NJ. Mathews was chair.
man, and G, o. Johnson was secretary.
X, @. Sleater made the nominating
speech and as Mr.. Barlow IL a brother.
in-law OF Mayor Thompson, he could
not well refuse the empty honor He is
now member Of the board of public
works, and Is fairly familiar with the
latest methods Of feeding at the pub.
he crib.
In the Fourth, the Americans"
gathered at Knots hall. SIS First
street \. j. Weber late candidate for
county attorney, was chairman of the
gathering, and Harvey j. Jones was
secretary. William H. Tibbals was
me unanimous choice for the nomina-
ton
The Fifth precinct meeting was in
5uuse liehls court room and Judge
n y. Henderson was the unanimo1,s
choice Of this, as Of the non-partisan
convention ). Il. Westerfield was
chairman Of the meeting. and Judge !
\. street acted as spokesman for the
nominee. Chairman Darmer explain
ca that the non-partisan convention
had nominated the American" party
candidate, so that this was not a mere
endorsement.
NoN-PARTIsAN MEETINGS.
The non-partisan convention In the
second precinct was held at the SIKH
ward westinghouse. NJ. j. Cheesnan
or that precinct was chosen fo. re-
nomination by acclamation. there he
ing no opposition to him. J. H.
fleece was chairman of the meeting
anu = y. Hainer secretary. a working
oohinistee or The following was chos-
.n' IweHth, j. f. Woolley: Thir-
Ncnh' r. Jenkins; Fourteenth,
Alexander Buchanan; Fifteenth and
sixteenth. TO be filed: Seventeenth ~
D. Eardley; Eighteenth. Dave Mar.
getts; Nineteenth, Mrs. Ella King
dNeh,ieth, l.. ). Baumgarten; Twenty
iIst: II; j. Culver: .Twenty-second. 10
DC Illedi at large. Thomas w. Greene
z, rHiance ommittee--GeOrge Smith
y. ~ Jenkins. G.. b. Bridwell ID. Rich'
aIuson and j. j. Greenewald
inoihas w. Greene was elected cam
pdsI manager, and will call the com.
hii'tee together at once.
AN EARNEST MEETING
There was an earnest meeting .,
vle,Sens IN the Twentieth ward am,,se.
.I, ny, nan last night IN response IN Tho
saii lot non-partisan school conyen.
49, ooil, Ilark was elected chair
80 anu john .. Critchlow secretary
ni.a an neeting' Several names were
board OF education from The Eour.h
precinct. The first was that Of Cant
". a. Wedgwood, who was nominatoJ
~ NJ; Ia cummings, seconded by Z II
sm'y me AS Capt. Wadgwood' was nor
present however, a committee was An.
pointed to telephone him and ascer.
,ain Wnere nc stood on the Question n,
Amerlcanizing' the schools Thc -
Spouse brought was not IN nil wa,,,
satisfactory the committee stating tho,
capt. Wedgwood. while I'm favor If tbo
hon-partisan idea in school affairs con.
lessed TO sympathy with the "Ameri.
can party In part. Thereupop his
nomination was Withdrawn. Atty w
~ Lee was placed in nomination, Secv
,, titcnlow YVES deputized TO wait an
NM but nc could not be found Mr.
,rucnlow and others, however. youched |
lot ms being an opponent of Inc
.American' party administration IN |
scnool affairs. Hon. Jas. 4. Hammond |
was then nominated by acclamation
ana though he tried to decline mo |
meeting insisted on his taking tho nlace
and he finally accepted in a firm but |
modest speech, announcing that he
stood Tor square deal In the schools. |
with efficiency as the only test, adding |
mat IL he were elected (shouts OF "yo, |
VIII be- he would show no favor 10 |
Republicans, Democrat Is, or "Ameri- |
cans but treat all citizens alike A
big number Of those present made sub. |
scriptlons to aid the campaign.
The following committee was an |
pointed TO conduct the Campaign and |
to I'll any vacancy that might occur. |
Ashby Snow, sidney II. Clawson. O. d.
Romncy. IT. A. Mcmillan. Jas. Max |
WELL. Mr.. Green, T.. T. Brown A. s. |
Higham, Nephi Schofeld, and Mrs, c. |