Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-30
CONVENTION GOES
TODES MONIES.
Iowa City Wins Out in Race
Against San Francisco, DEN
yer and Atlantic City.
CONTEST WAS SPIRITED ONE
Two Candidates Named for President
OF Observation-Disclosures and Treas
urer Without Opposition.

~ a. - ~.
~ Yesterdays session of the bfen-
NAL convention of the United Brother
+ hood of Carpenters and .Ioi,lers. Des
MONIES was named as the place for
( holding the convention for 1910 Des
Molnes Won against San Francisco
y by. q vote of2142 against 1871. The
Two other competing cities we're
& Denver and Atlantic CITY, The form
& & e sl d rev 101 votes and the latter 8.
ss4t,es Moines made it's claim good
I l1hf It's location and the fact that
A curing It's % wears of membership in
the association 1T has never had IL
+ convention
William D. Huber, president of the
associa ton. met opposition in the nom
nationlof Thomas Gnerin.the vice plesi-.
cent q Tn e association, who was non1i-
4 mated for president with MIR. Huber.
tsotfl are populare and stand for THE
K same policy and the election contest in
e Z, Woven Der wi II J, no doubt, be q close
\ one one. frank Duffy was nominated
{5ior general secretary and Thomas
1 - tSeaies Tor general treasurer, as they
Y are The only nominees for the posi-
h tons named they will be elected in
g$INovcn bers n ~.
4 list Of the general officers nom
mated follows.
For President y. Huber OF In.
4 Glerin of Troy n. 4.
s58 Il. fo or ,irst ice Observation-Disclosures
"A. Quinn of Perth AIN boy, II. j. ana
4 P....I. Carlson of Moline. Ill. A..
For Second Nice-P resident--L Leon.
! a. nrd Funk q SPOKANE aud George j.
i For Secretary Frank Duffy. the
incumbent
For Treasurer-Thomas Ncale, the
Z incumbent.
/ / +, :, rhese.of ficers will be balloted upon
\ by u referendum vote to take place,
sal, E..ff
s following are the nominationslmade
\ for members OF tile general executive
1 board, the election To be conducted
l.at, the same an time as that for the gems
tseral off cers. s44 5 $8s33sS &.
District No! i, Charles II. Bansher5
f Of New York q city and Arthur NJ Wat
son Of Boston; District No. 2, ID. A. !:
4. lost of w ilkesbarre Pa: District No.
! y, liam p. Schardr of Chicago (tlie
present chairmanaof the board); Dis
ttrict No. 81, r. =. IL Connolly or Bir-
mingham. Ala. Qhe present secretary
Of the boardo, District No. s, John
y AYalduist Of Minneapolis and a j.
J CrnnIihite Of Cedar Rrapids Ia, Dis
istrict No. 6. wv. a.. Cole of San Fran
cisco and A..Gi Mclean of Anaconda,
4 Mont: District No. Z, p. j. Foley Of
Edmondton, Alberta. Canada.
558 rs DELEGATES ELECTED.
The following delegates to the CON
ltNtllliuIl Oh ING t4AliHiIciln FeuerutlOn OF
fla bor55tand to the commandments the
buflding-trades Of that organization
both to be held in Denver. We're elected:
To the first ton Frank Duffy
mud 3 W.sjiao Huber of Indianapolis
81 Thomas Flynn OF Chicago. NJ. ].
q 1'Hrien of. Rochester, N. ". Samuel
& I'otterill of Montclair N. Y, WI. A..
n Sexton of Los Angeles and J. p. Reilly
aOf Minneapolis. Isl 553
n Delegates to the building trades con-
5iNention--F Frank Duffy. James Kirby OF
&IChicago national president of the de-
sipartment; p. r. Featherston OF New
York city, w. =. Henderson or Chatta-
sE1Ooga, Tenn, P. Fl. Mccarthy of san
francisco, ]. + r.. Cosgroveso of Elizabeth,
an. and Daniel Deegon of Boston.
Today the mem bers of the convention
will visit Bingham where they Will be
5 theaguests of the Commercial club and
giih an opportunity to sec something
4ofsthe Utah mining industry The dele
gates left Oh ~ special car al s o'clock
this morning and are expected to re-
turn at 8 this evening. The Cons
y rncrcials club at Bingham wilisentertain$
the convention attic knights ofaPyth-
ias hall, where luncheon wil%bc served.