Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
EACH CANDIDATE
CLAIMS MAJORITY?
Howell Men Declare That They
Have Most Of Delegates
Named Last Night.
BUT CHRISTENSEN SAYS NO"
Meeting. Mere Peaceful aud Good Ma.
turcd IN the Main With Little or
No Trouble at All

The Republican primaries for Sal
Lake county were held last night ia a
city districts and - county districts
The list Of delegates is now known, and
oil that remains to be known. to tell
who win get the Republican nomina-
lions, Is how the men are going e
vote The only Eight In the prlmarlel
was to land friends Of either Howell
w Christensen Tor Congress. Both
men claim enough Of their frer1o were
landed on the delegations 10 secure q
nomination when the time CONES IN the
convention.
The Elevehni district. In which Farley
y. Christensen lives. went for him by
a fair lead, Thos. Holiday and Geo. "a
Buckle being chosen over A. b. Elder
and John Meyerhofer 10 do the voting
In the next convention. In Bingham
there was decided Christensen flavor
10 the delegation. as the fight there Is
between Editor Robinson Of the Bing-
ham Bulletin. who was manager OF
Christensen's boom, and former Mayor
Anderson, who worked for Howell.
-Four out OF Ave delegates named are
from the Robinson camp, II Is said. In
Salt Lake the delegations seem falrly
well split up, prominent friends OF both
candidates being noticed through the
lists. The delegates chosen are as fol-
lows:
LIST OF DELEGATES,
The list OF delegates with place OF
meeting and chairman OF the district
is as follows.
District Held at 500 cas-, Tenth
South street. ". A. King district
chairman. Delegates n. A. King and
Charles Il. Beers
District 2-Hold AZ 1859 east Seventh
East street. Ray Sermon. chairman.
Delegates: Fred c. Sanford and w. :,
LAylor
District 3--Held at 500 east Seventh
South street. S. A. stanford. chairman,
Delegates: S. a. Stanford and a. T.
Walker.
District 4-Held at sEs east Sixth
South street J, NJ. Rasmussen, chair
man. Delegates A. c. Sadler and A.
{. Nelson. Alternates: John Peterson
and Peter Johnson.
District 5-Held at $50 South Fourth
East street George Bowles chairman.
Delegates: Andrew Smith. ST.. and
George A. Smith.
District s--Held at Seventh South and
State streets 7. w. Ball, chairman.
Delegates: q. II. II. Smith and Jedd
r. woolley.
District 7--Held at Fourth South and
Church streets. Julian Riley, chair
man Delegates. Julian Riley and
George Il. Margetts
District e-Held at 341 east Fifth
South street. w Y. Langenbaoker.
chairman. Delegates A. r. lawson
and Conner Thomas.
District s-Held at 57i F1iih East
street. Eber Case. chairman. Dele
gates. Herbert 4. Cutler aud David
T.. Kingsbury.
District l0-Held az Tenth ward an
mex. c. Y. Russell chairman Dele
gates: Herbert Cromar and c. Y Rus
sell.
District 11-Heid al SO Tenth East
street. Axel Steele, chairman. Dele
gates: George c. Buckle and Thomas
Holiday.
District lf-Held at 1ie Mead street.
Charles Cottrell. chairman, Delegates
]. NJ. stull and ]. u. Dickson.
District 1s--W. A, Aubrey, chairman
Delegates. J. n. Preece and w A.
Aubrey.
District l4--Held at Fifth South aud
Third West streets. J. NJ CoNan'
chairman. Delegates: Brigham Clegg
and Alexander buchanan, Jr.
District 15-lfeld Al ~ Pueblo street,
I. A. Wilson, chairman. Delegates
James ". Marsh and James Tregssle.
District is--Hcld al 5gi south Sixth
West street. Carl Larson, chairman
Delegates: Carl A. Ek and James H.
sullivan.
District if-Held al SIS south
Fourth Nes1 street ]. q. Curtis chair
man. Delegates; Alexander Burt and
n. T.. Slater.
District is-Held al Seventh ward
westinghouse W. r Applehy. chair
man. Delegates James y. Lambert
and Samuel c. Park
District ie--Held al Is west Third |
South. Myron Whitaker, chairman
Delegates: Theodore Nystrom and W.
r. JenkinS
District aO.-Held At s6s west Sec
ond South ]. j. Greenewald. chair |
man. Delegates. j. j. Greenewald |
and Angus NJ. Cannon. Alternates. L. |
4. Baumgarten and N. l.. Young,
District si--Held al sgs south |
Fourth West. n r. Evans, chairman,
Delegates: A. q. Rawlins and Mrs
Nellie NJ. Mahle
District e2-Held at Eighth West |
ard First South. r. W. Price, chair. |
man. Delegates J +. Burbidge and
Etff.aun
District 2s-Held al sixteenth ward |
amusement hall George 4. Davis |
chairman. Delegates. jonathan l.. /
Openshaw and William j. Yard.
District 2ss-Held az g3l north First |
West. j. p. White, chairman Dele
gates: Y. 5. Tingoy and . Bull Jr
District 2b-Held ~ ~ west North /
Temple. George $ McAllister. chair 4
man. Delegates n. g. Edwards and |
HARRY s. Anderson.
District se-Held AZ SO Green street.
Y. ]. a. Jacques. chairman. Dolesates. 4
susan Young Gales and Moroni J.
Thomas
District e7-Held at SEA north Sec
ord West. T. l.. Irvine. chairman |
DELEGATES: II. A. Smith and 4. J.. VII
lams
District 2s--Hoid 81 ssi wosi Fourth /
North Josiah lees chairman. Dele
rates. James NJ Haslam and John
Lees
District - Held al Twenty-thlrd
ward westinghouse. ]. q. Sandberg,
chairman. Delegates 4 J Lundin
and carl Schurler.
District 30-Hold at Second ana \
streets. J. A. Groesbeck, chairman.
delegates. Arthur Brown and George [
y. Lawrence.
District yl--Held AZ go Second street
n. A. Mcmillan, chairman, Delcgstcs
John &. Cutler. Jr., and Louis r. Nels.
District S2-Held al ~ Second street. l
]. :. Highain. chairman. Delegates
W. s. Higham and W. A. lee.
District Ss-Held az 1873 First street.
NJ. v. Hutchinson. chairman. Dele. I
oates. ". r. Hutchinson and a. r.
Hyde.
district s4-Held az CO. sixth street.
". :. Higham chairman. Delegates.
Joseph J. johnson and r. q. Prick. Al.
iernstes II. X. Hardy and scott An