The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-13
DEMOCRATS NAME
THEIR DELEGATES
Bfg Primaries Mark the Real
Beginning of the MuniCi-
pal Campaign.
SENTIMENT is FOR MORRIS
LIST OF THOSE WHO WILL MAKE
NOMINATIONS.

Ii the attendance at the primaries last
evening is to be taken as a means of
fOrecasting election results this fall the
Democratic party is well in the lead of
its competitors. In nearly every district
there was a large gathering of Demo-
cratic voters and everywhere there was
an enthusiasm shown which indicated
that every Democrat was out to win this
fall.
The sentiment at the primaries was for
Richard P. Morris for mayor and the
indications are that he will be chosen
without a contest In the Fifth, Thirtieth
and Thirty-seventh districts, the delegates
were instructed for Morris. In the Thir-
tieth district the delegates were also in
structed to vote for Bishop James Max
well and l.. r. Hall for councilmen from
the Fourth precinct
In the Eleventh district the choosing of
delegates developed into a redhot contest
Thirty-one names were presented. from
which TO choose the nine delegates It
took two hours before the delegates were
finally elected. Nine alternates were
named to provide places for some of the
defeated candidates for delegates. The
primary was held at the residence OF
Joseph Hyde, who provided an entertain
ment for those present with an orchestra
The delegates chosen for the different
districts follow:
First Precinct.
First-H. L. Penrose. S. w Alley. W
w. Taylor, Stephen l.. Richards, 3. J.
Beer, Miss b Sudberg. Charles +. Sa-
bine, Miss Nell Alley. District committee:
H L. Penrose, chairman; Gronway Par
~. secretary.
Second-W. NJ. Swan A. T CardwelI, A
Curtis, Thomas GOlightly. A. Earl. Joseph
Pitt. j. MOffat, S. S. Robbins, LeGrande
Young, Jacob earn District committee:
" NJ Swan chairman
Fhird-Niels Rasmussen. chairman: John
II. Kidd, William Waterfall, Adam Dun
can. William Bennett Frank Hughes,
Henry A. Rebentisch.
Fourth-Frank Rawlings, chairman;
Mrs. 5. A. Kenner, secretary; W. H.
Wilchen, John Montgomery. Dan Collett
D. Whtpple, John GALLAGHER, r. 5. Haw-
kins.
Fifth. z. Iverson L. H Siddoway
William Roof, Joseph Fagergren, T. A.
Horne, jr.. n. c. Iverson, Stiner Sinyson,
DR.. T. Thomas, Anton Jacobson, Conrad
Iund. Henry Weggeland.
Sixth-E. NJ. Wallace, Johanna Angel
Oliver HOdgsOn, Zina GeertsOn, Emily r.
Wallace P. J. Nelson. E. J. Gardner,
George Stringfellow, Joseph w. Stringfel-
tee; B. c. Geertson, chairman; f. j.
Gardner, secretary.
SEVENTH Milando Pratt. chairman
George Klenke secretary: John McDOn-
aid, NJ. H. McAllister. W. R. Foster.
Eighth-Granville Gillette. chairman; A.
NJ WOOley, secretary; W. G. Keysor, 5
r. Thurman. John w. Burton, ]. r. Now
Ian, w. T. Thurman, James L. Barrow.
Ninth--John Holt, Frank Margetts. Mrs
Frank Margetts. Samuel Dowse. G. H
Morris, Mrs, G. H. Morris, H C. BY
water. Mrs. Bertha Holt, John Rees.
Tenth-Stephen l.. MOyle, chairman;
Frank c Lovesey, secretary: E S Love
sey, Joseph A. Mclean, H A. Reeve,
Mrs. Annie Meyer, Lottie A. Moyle, John
Harris w. II. Strong.
EIeventh-Joseph 8 Darke, Louis W
j Saunders, B. T. Lloyd. s. E. Baxter, Jo-
D seph S. Hyde, Samuel Lester, James H
y Lamont, John D. Taylor
Second Precinct.
Twelfth-F. r. Hardy, chairman; J.
Williams Hitler, NJ. F. Cunningham. Ed
ward Sudbury, Mrs. Granville Gillett, C
g. Nelson, William ,Folger, Mrs. Annie
Wells, Mrs. Marie Hague.
Fourteenth-W. J. Mcdonald, chairman
Josephine Mcdonald, Joseph Fenton, T
H. Cariquist, George E. Burbidge, D. A
Carlquist. George W. Littley, ST., Chris
tina Peterson, James Snarr.
Seventeenth-ThOmas w. Green, chair
man; Joseph G. Winter, secretary; Mrs
Thomas W. Green, Hugh Watson, Thomas
/ Winter. William R Watson, Fred H.
Britain, Albert E Poulton. Newell Clay
ton Dick Wetzel, V. c. Watson.
Eighteenth-David Margetts, chairman;
Louis r. Shaw, secretary; George S.
Smith, Thomas Croxan, David Mckenzie
W. B. Homer. Joseph Matthews, Walter
r. Ostler, Mabel Cooper. Mrs. Broad
bent
Nineteenth-W. ]. Korth. chairman;
Harry ]. Brothers, secretary; John c.
Game, Thomas Smith. w D. Mathis.
Twentieth-J. w. Grace, Louis S. Hills
Thomas E. Taylor, John w. Smell, o. J.
Yost, Ella W. Hyde. George PierpOnt,
Thomas Z. Taylor, jr.
Twenty first-Harry A Smith, chair
man; Sarah l. Ventress, secretary; Ed
ward S. Jenkins Edward c. Parker. John
H Lloyd, Martha n. Ventress, Christian
F Bahlke-
Twenty secOnd-JOhn Williams, Lee
Larch Ben Culver, John Jeremy, J. w.
IRE Albert Fisher, Henry 3. Alder, John
Trehearne william TTeherne. John AL
len. Campaign committee: J. Hancock,
chairman; John r. Jones, jr., Peter
Tibbs.
Third Precinct.
Twenty third-Alfred R. Dyer, Edward
II. Davis, Thomas Moore, Fred Smet-
hurst. Mrs. Rose Eklund. Mrs. Harriet
Dyer. Mrs. f. J. d. Roundy, James Bsh-
Op, George c. Reiser, Joshua Selley, Mrs.
b.