Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
,,,,,,rats Wind up Work Of
'e''' ..'I.a Their County and Leg
''''' i,Iatiys Candidates
.ovGLL 10 RUN FOR SHERIFF
.,.uar. and Attorney 'iAye''N
Judge . ,nc Race for the Sen
y .,e--othcr Nominations
THE TICKET.

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ra STATE se %ayrock.
SO rhl l'.s : Of representatives., , r,
10 i H'', stephen p L. Richards u Will
c'th'ld' u Al spencer, A. =, Hyde .,a,,
v. a'S ,,. M samuel Russell, Alar'
~ =. S'I David J. williams and Jon"
R. Altn. cor,r,i.sIoner (four-year
For C SOn" Clark, salt Lake, ,oyoar
Mn)-lehn, commissloGer (two'yea'
For c .ta.,ss II. Quillan, Bingham,
srn)-Tnollas Lawrence II. Young
" 'slsSisllrsifi~John +. HowellS'
~ Sisrx- Albert J. seate' hume
~ -, Suditor-Max h bro'ne''' "
dsnati9n, ,,ser-stephen l. Moyle.
For h.s,Sov,,nssy-Ashby snow, by aecia-
patton or George NJ. Bacon, by
@s ,N. sssfssor-Janes u byh0n'
rrry PRECINCT TICKET
,,.s,e Of the Peace Harry D.
HaTer Samuel Allen.
fol nD o'a,rt finished the last WorN
lne De onnntv conventions at midnight
Il ut.l VO-n n1 whan they adjourned II
AA III ,Ss cIosing Of the convention
. ..s's n Utah, except fol a Jew eVuH
~ ',rr,ntlons throughout me stale,
y .- svn' anventIon for the most part
I's Tmsastrlous one, going steadily
va sS h. work Of nominating candi-
i ,nIs ,n, githout much grease on
G4''s' s.i. n progress, The right to a
uly WI ,rse discussion Of everything
,sS everybody was duly exercised 70
nv .s extreme extent Of tho law wnich
sate, no limit upon II.
Two pretty fights gave interest TO the
,nsr,aior. They were the four-cor-
5trod bout for the shrieyalty, and the
s s tor a short term commissioner.
Iehn Clark secured the nomination for
'ong term commissioner by acclama-
.Ion ana then there began a maneu-
yerlng Of forces to secure the short
fern nomination for country delegate.
Duillan Hall. Brlnton, and Howe were
Ihosen to he the fighters, and after one
tsllot Quillan and Hall remained to
Aght Il out In a second round, and
Oullan was returned z victor by only
4 narrow margin.
IN the case Of the sheriff. John How
els won. Once he was sheriff, again
he was an unsuccessful candidate for
NE nomination. aud yesterday he de-
ieatel Nike Mauss OF Murray in n
close fought contest. Cummings. who
last year defeated Howells was last In
he running and withdrew in favor Of
Mauss.
The afternoon session resulted In the
choice OF two senators and a legIsla-
tive ticket ard an evening session, be-
ginning at o'clock was given over to
making ~ the county ticket.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
he afternoon session began at 3
O'clock Elih the presentation of the
name of viii 6. Farrell as permanent
chairman Mr. Farrell made "A brief
speech n iaking the place In which
he said
u we're not always filled with the
enthusiasm with which Democrats
should be illed, ] would have fallen
GoHn. It has been a long time since
rave been a presiding officer. / will
conolei The business Of the convention
sNh sood Will and forbearance in or
ler mat the business Of the body will
Y e9ndacIed with promptitude and dis
lsIen' Laws and principles amount to
.Uhls unless they are executed. We
la's avs In The city and county that
" aead. IN the position we occupy to-
sy we nave the privilege OF naming a
la's OF men who will put our laws into
l. ..'auon In the seventeenth century
a. avs We're dead letters to the indi-
az ,He v, There were Cromwell and
Ileleu Today We have Roosevelt
~. ~. gan carry the Democratic banner
s ". 'he Republican ranks and lead
mem 70 success. N 'S"u
ma ~ WI name men who will make
v, ~ j, execute the laws. We have SO
" wv avs lhat We do not know where
80, ~ me moro laws we have tba
s NV !. lsHYers we have. We have been
b. y. !. y = necessary to send LAWYERS m
~, ,sNiaIute to make laws that viii
a. "a, AZ a Democrat | believe that
va NV NV Jaws and less government
,hm1 loe happier we wifi be we
losg,,s ssceh'rallzo the power OF the
o,,y, Mse every confidence thai this
Ia ANY, '' T mas come here today to do
poli..,. Trading and traffickine in
D.r ,,.s y ais'asteful. It is our duty as
ie IA, ns. 70 name tho best men possi-
4 ,s ~, mese posiilons--eyen n we nav.
,sS slop James Maxwell WAC o.,,
s.s.I 70 deliver the invocat,on ~ ai ,s
Aspal, a. 'he regularly appointed
IN No., ana following the PRAYER Or.
sslst ~ was called 10 the stand To
go. uAe secretary. Nom,na,,no
a So. were limited to five mlnn,ess
te s.a speeches to three n,in
\ ,,s uaa Then the nominations bnnan
ie rp.es 'v rou under a suspension OF
aliom, '''b mo arrival Of the
s5sr.e' s Baldwin named Franz n
on M SS,s.elsrlns the request came
isn ,bs ,I.ieids Of tho people ratha,
en sec ",snas OF Mr.. Stephens, John
Iugsd i,ysu w.. the nomination ann ana
: siepben. 70. 9e made by acclamation'
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