The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20
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HELD QUIETLY
American" Partisans Name
Delegates to Nominate Can
didateS for School Board.
WOMEN ARE PROMINENT
GATHERINGS SLIMLY ATTENDED
AND DEVOID OF RIVALRY.

Primaries, which in most cases resem-
bled family gatherings, were held by
american partisans last evening for
the election of delegates TO the ward con-
sventions. which will nominate candidates
: for the board of education.
One of the leaders directing the "Ameri-
can campaign said the party resorted
to primaries to prevent the placing OF
Mormon symp9thiZerS on the ticket
through the medium of snap mass meet
: ings.
Most of the gatherings held last night
were SHINY attended, with women tax
ing a prominent part in the deliberations:
: The delegations were not instructed and
there was no evidence of any spirited
contests for nominations
There was a pronounced feeling in evil
dence in the Fifth ward in favor of
Judge H. p. Henderson, but the Thirty
eighth election district will refuse to
endorse him unless he declares himself
an american" candidate. Friends of
Judge Henderson assert there is no pos
= sibility that he will comply with the re-
qurement.
In the First ward J. J. Corum and e.
i. Critchlow appear to be the leading
aspirants of the american" party In
the Second ward, b. f. Redman, Colonel
2 William Nelson, Theron Geddes and ].
. NJ. Courtney are mentioned. Edward o.
Howard, Walter c. Lyme and George A.
Black comprise the heaviest timber in
= the Fourth.
IN the lniru WalO a CdnulUdle VIII De
named in mass meeting as matter of
form. the American" party being hope
lessly in the minority.
The names of delegates chosen in the
various election districts are given be
. low:
First Ward.
First. c. Andrews, Mrs L. B. Bell,
Mrs. y. z. CamOmile, Thomas Harris,
\. T. Payne. Charles Nj, Lyons, George
J.. Meats, ]. II. Sanders, George NJ. Sui
Ivan, Miss Winnie Schreck' Frank Yea
Second-AIrs. Adele Butler, Charles Gull
bransen. o p. Hogan, Mrs. Lillian Mar
cell, Mrs. Thomas Partridge, J. G. South
ers, W II. Tawney. Mrs. A. Z. Wilson,
w. II. Wilkinson, Mrs. Lima Wilkinson.
o Third-Mrs. Kate B. Anderson, Charles
II. Burns, Mrs. Lottie Murphy, John
Shorten. MIR. Van Elm.
FOurth-Miss Jessie CharOn, William A.
Graves Arthur ]. Gunnell. Henry F.
Heath. A o. Jacobson, Mrs. Jessie Mealy,
Ben III. Nickerson, Mrs Kate WiIlett
Fifth Mrs Ben Brown, c. r. CIeave-
land R S Hamilton. Miss L. Holsclaw
Mrs. Ollie Hail Mrs. A II. Little. Walter
Sneaker Mrs j. c. Smith.
Sixth-Mrs S. NJ. Heath, William Hus-
bands, F. J. Heath, William c. Husbands.
Fred Spencer, Mrs Oswald Veltz, James
Neiich Carl F. YOungbeTg.
SEVENTH. d. Bransford, Al Eckland,
W. l.. Goodsell, DR.. A S. Kendall, James
z. Keate. J. B. Mckee. James Savage,
+. NJ. Schulze.
Eighth-Mrs Clara Bowdle, J. r. Bow
die, Mrs. Z. L. Cohen, Joseph Cohen,
&. J. Crabtree, Mrs. a. B. Gatreil, J. r.
Gatrell. ]. b. Graham. t. E. Harris. Mrs.
Emma Mooney. Mrs. Helen Metras Mrs
W. W. Rivers, w. w. Rivers, Mrs. E. 2.
Shepard.
q. Colville, Mrs. Augusta Dean, w Frank
Hall. Frank Heron. Howard Lowe, Wal
ter ]. Meeks. Mrs. Tom Pitt, w. P. Rowe,
Mrs. II. Warren Smith, Mrs. Ellen
Grbn
Tenth-W. w. Brown, F. 3. CritchlOw.
George r. Hancock. II. X. Ebert, J. B,
Moreton. T. /. Palmquist. CrOaby Pick
ering. a B. Sawyer, jr., z. r. Wheelon.
Eleventf-D. Irvine. A T. Klein, w. L.
G. Pratt, Mrs. Pratt. A. V. Thompson,
/. J. Caufer E. A. Walton, Mrs. z. A
Walton.
Second Ward.
Twelfth-R. NJ. Beokstead, Willis Cot
ton. D. j. GOggin. A. @. Mead, A G. Nc
Phersen. C. s. Smith, Bry ant Young
Thirteenth-E. d. Burhnggame, John NJ
Clovis. j. G.. Cecil. n. d. Corser, J. n.
Courtney. W. Daniels, Ben HeymanSOn,
George II. Raybould.
Fifteenth. II. Craig, Mrs. IsadOra
Fox. Mrs Amelia Falentine, Mrs. r. D.
Shay. Mrs. Nellie Shannon.
Sixteenth-W. +. Burgess, Richard Bey
ron, Henry Cartwright. Lincoln Jones. L.
IL. Crebs. Erastus Kidd, john Mooney,
William Pickering, ]. H. Worrall.
Seventeenth-Mrs- Mabel Durham. J. Z.
Griffith. William Fitzpatrick, David Ri
Eighteenth-C. B. BIackmarr F. r.
Christensen, p. ]. Donahue. w. p. Mi
nor l. NJ. Morris. J. A. Peterson, Mrs.
70 II. Read George Ross, Mrs. Rebecca
. Smith, Mrs. I. y. Savage, r. c. Sleater
Dr. NJ. r. Stewart.
Nineteenth-T. S. Atkins. William z.
s.Aplin. ]. w. Campbell, Mrs. j. W. Camp
bell. Mrs. Edison. V. G. Fox. 3. Hey
wood. Tom Homer, ]. 5. Kelley. W. Lit
lie / Magginefti Mrs McCurdV r c.
O'Donneu, D. F. Redman, +. V. SchO-
vile. DR.. Steele.
Twentieth-S. p. Armstrong. Mrs Clyve
Armstrong, Jessie E Burnett, DR.. c. r.
Epperson, Mrs. Ellen Carey. J. c. 9.
Gianfield. Mrs. S. A. Jenkins, w J.. Rich
ardsOn. William Nelson. J. 7. Stringer,
C. A. Weaver, Chris Wagner.
Twenty-first-F Z. Bailey. A r. Car