The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-24
AMERICANS"
HOLD PRIMARIES
Sharp Rivalry Develops in Pre-
Iiminary Brush for County
Officers.
SOME STATES ARE CRACKED
SHARON MAKING FIGHT FOR
NOMINATION FOR SHERIFF.

tition among the candidates Tor county
nominations, and every candidate gath
cred in all the friends and supporters
| possible. Perhaps the strongest fight
| in the city districts was made by the
friends of the two rival candidates Tor
sheriff. Michael Fitzpatrick and A. j.
Sharon. Several district states were
cracked by supporters of Sharon. There
were few of the districts in which the
delegates were instructed, although the
Forty-first district instructed its dele
gates to support Charles w. Lawrence
for county recorder and Dana T. Smith
for city judge. Perhaps the hardest
fight made in the county was between
| DOminick Burns and jerome Bougard
| for county commissioner. Burns mus
| tered much stronger array than was
expected by his opponent, and 1t was
only after a strenuous battle that Bou-
gard secured a majority of the dele
gates Burns had announced that I'M
less he could secure a majority of the
delegates from Bingham he would
withdraw in favor of Bougard. The
Bingham delegates will therefore poll
a solid vote for the latter.
The list of delegates to the county
convention follows:
District III. F. Yeager, Thomas Her
ris, ]. T. Cough. Mrs. ]. III. Whitbeck.
I j H.. w a v y
ger. S. E. Johnson. T. Schenck. j. b.
wilkins, Frank Smith. District chairman,
H. F. Yeager.
District Wv H. wilkinson, i. S. Has
kins. Mrs. Lima Wilkinson. Walter
Meeks. Alexander Wilson. J. S. Souther.
George Phillips.
District s-F. L. lansing. A. i. Payne.
S. A. Abbott. J. w. Mckinney, oIson
Harris. Fred Schultze. Mrs. l.. q. Mar
sell District chairman. F. !. Hansing-
i District 4-George Fisher. w. l.. Fitz-
gerald, n. P. Pierce, A D. McGuire. A.
Martin. A. c. Spears, J. Z. Shorten.I Dis
trict chairman, A. c. Spears:
District 5-W. A. Graves. II. F. Heath.
William Shovel. A. E. Clark. liver Ped
man. Harry McEwen. F. A. Fafek. b. Ii.
Nickerson. p ]. OueIIette. A F. Shovel
Thomas Mcclure. District chairman, W.
A. Graves.
District &C. II. Austin, J: F; Hea[h,
w NJ Butler, Mrs S NJ Heath, l.. V.
Wright, j. A. Tompkins. C. II. Ensign;
district chairman. J. F. Heath.
District 1-Myron Pope, A. +. Sanders
S. N. Randolph. Ed Pickering. Hugh Hig-
son. C. W. Puter, George Caffell-
District S-Mrs. Jessie A. Charon. Louis
w Niegog. George o. CLANCY, James H.
Ball. j. G: Forester ]. w: Reid, w R.
George; district chairman. ]. W. Reid
District 81. w. skinner. A. S. Ken
dali. w. l.. Goodsell. w. Z. Schoppe. NJ.
o. Minor. F. H. Clifton. ]. p. l<eate, Mrs.
May l.. Angel Mrs. S. J. Holmes, +. J..
j.
District 10-Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Cohen.
Angus Mcclellan. jr.. Mrs. a. B. Gatrell,
Howard Page. Emma Mooney, q. 9. Cat
rell. Lettie Kirk, Joseph NJ. Cohen, Mrs.
Wlckle Thomas Hanrahan: district chair
man, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Cohen.
District 11-Frank Godbe. Charles l..
Sheely. ]. ID. Bransford, w. w. Rivers,
j. ]. Coruni, Frank Driscoil, Mrs. Mag
gle Demming. c. c. Burt p. T. Harris;
district chairman. Charles l.. Sheely.
District l2-Louis Berets. w. W. Rlves.
w. Frank Hills, Mabel Phillips, Ii. W.
Smith, Mrs Ella Schneider Mrs. Kathryn
Smith, Max Daniels, c. NJ. Hirsch. J. H.
, Rives. George Meeks. Lo-in Morrison, l..
IL Nettleton, Leigh Nettleton.
, District 1S-J. B. Moreton. e. B. Cri,ch-
D. Sawyer, lr..' George r. Hancock. How
chairman, Wright Pickering.
colt. George Ross. F. L. PaImquist. \.
B. Dresser. ]. W. Palmquist. district
chairman. l.. PalmGuist.
District 15-Thomas HOLIDAY. A. T. Klein,
n. P. Brown, W. NJ. Connors. L. I.
Taufer. H. f. Glenn. ". A. Richmond.
F. r. Ball: district chairman. A T. Klein.
Second Wards.
District 16-I. ]. Starbuck. George S.
, rick. John Ford; district chairman.
George S. Smith.
District Up H. Goggin. Joseph ralk-
ner. o. n. Meyers, y. McQuarrie. Willis
Gotten; district chairman a. McQuarrie;
secretary. P. H. Goggin.
District SD. A. Sullivan, W. e Word
Charles Faliintine, Z. 7. Mowers. n.
Shannon. H. D. NJ; Martin, Mrs. Helen
Hanson; district chairman. Charles T.
White: secretary. Ii. III. Husbands.
District IN r. Naples. H. p Bosen
w j. Mclaughlin. Valentine Schramn
district chairman. w. j. Mclaughlin.
Ter. ]. B, Cecil. George Fl. Raybould
Alex. Pickering. Walter Daniels, n. D.
tCorser. E. D. Burlingame. Virgil Hey
: manson. r. G. Poole. II P Burns: W
lor. benjamin Heymanson; district chair
Iaan.. E; D, Burlingame: secretary
S Charles Ulrich.
Y District 2l-Dr NJ. r. Stewart. Rudolph
' Alff, G. R. Cleaveland, F. D. French. c
H. Reed, B. D. Blackmar. John shea
, p ]. Donohue. NJ. NJ. Beaver, B. G. Fox
district chairman, P. ]. Donohue.
4 F. E. Jones, NJ. ]. Morris, ]. E. Griffith
: William Fitzpatrick. ]. r. Wilson. j. n
e Love. District committee, ]. J. Ocomb
|, chairman: William Fitzpatrick. ]. w. Wat
, son. j. E. Griffith.
: District 81. w. Sullivan. John Halves
: H. t. Taylor S. F. Tucker. John Cas-
sidy. l.. Jones. John Cosgrove D. T
Hogans, District committee. J. w. Sui
!. Ivan, chairman: w. o. Crowther. secre
tary: John Halves. j. d. Wright and L
Jones'
District 2ESilas Buckland. L. c. John.
son: ]. Wood. Fred Mckinley. c. E
Staines: district chairman. A. n. Jarvis
secretary, Fred Mckinley.
District 25-E. G. ODonnell. Morri:
Brandt, John Fowler. Mrs. E. Alpin
Charles Lange. James w. Campbell. G
F. Hurley. Mrs. NJ. McCurdy. F. B. Kim
ball. Arthur Huntsman. J. w. Woodrow
! district chairman, NJ. Fitzpatrick
$ District 26-7Dr; A; X; Smith. F. E. Rip
e ley, L. Pratt. l.. Milford, Ben B. Hey
wood Miss E. Coner. A T. Talamantis
a W. z. Walker. r. St. George, Fred Red
man; district chairman. F. z. Ripley
secretary, w. +. Walker.
District Civilian Nelson S. p. Arm
' strong. Phil Klipple, Z. S. Young. Mose
s Marks. Alice Mullinger. Ed F. Brook. Ju
:. liette Mercer. Catherine Lenb Burnett
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