Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-09
Delegates Are Chosen in Primar-
les Held Throughout Salt
Lake County.
OPPOSE THE WORK OF DUBOIS
In One District Resolutions Arc Pissed
Against II, While In All SentI-
ment Is for Bryan.

The men who are to assemble from
Salt Lake county to select six Demo-
cratic delegates to the Denver national
convention were chosen last night with
instructions IN nearly every precinct to
favor Bryan and In one precinct to
oppose Fred Il. DUBOIS and his IuhhC
activity.
The primaries We're held In all but a
vary few districts where d mtsuudrr-
standing resulted in no meetings, and
enthusiasm for Bryan was a leading
CHARACTERISTIC.
The list of delegates selected fol-
lows:
FIRST MUNICIPAL WARD.
l--stephen L. Richards and william
Bradsford, delegates.
2--Lyman Y Martineau and N. V.
Jones, delegates.
3-Stcphen ". Alley and Mrs II. +.
Penrose, delegates; Gronway Parry ana
II. l.. Penrose, alternates; III. L, Pen
rose, chairman; Fred b. Williams. sec
rotary.
4--Willam Waterfall. r.. Leo Bird
and Neils Rasmussen. delegates; Ncils
Rasmussen, chairman; r. Leo Bird.
secretary.
5--Frank Rollings, Mrs. S A, Kenno,
and Daniel Whipple delegates
canton jacobson and A, w. Ross
delegates.
mo primaries.
S--Joseph StrlngTellow, p. j. Nelson
and George Strlngfellow, delegates;
Edward Gardner and Oliver Hodgson
alternates.
s-W. R. Foster and Milandn Pratt
delegates; Mrs Libble r.. Pratt. alter.
nate; Milando Pratt chairman; Mrs. J..
r Pratt secretary
10-Grandville Gi1lett, ]. e. NowIin
and A. II. Woolley, delegates; r, S OIL
son. alternate.
11-No primary
l2-Ffank p. Margetts and j. A.
Young. delegates; George Morris ana
Mrs. Vilate Taylor. alternates; + A
Young, chairman: Frank f. Margetts.
secretary.
la-Mrs. Anna Meier and Stephen l..
Moyle, delegates.
lEJoseph f. Hyde, Joseph f. Darke.
a. f. Brady and II. o. Bailey. dele
l6--J. l.. Letcher and w. j. Sloan
delegates; ]. b. Taylor and L. w.
saunders. alternates.
SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD.
ID. P Nabam and Mrs. NJ. P. Gun
ningham, delegates.
l.-No primary
lS-s; Dunford, ST.. and $. Dunford,
Jr., delegates.
1s-W. j. Mcdonald and C. A Carl
quist, delegates; Georee q. Burbidge.
alternate. w j. Mcdonald, chairman.
George II Burbidge. secretary.
20--No primary
N--No PRIMARY.
22-Thomas w. Green and d. ]. VIII
liams. delegates David MargettR
chairman; L. c. Shaw. secretary.
&c B. Garner and II. r. Elton,
delegates.
26-w. d. Mathis and L. NJ. Mathis.
delegates.
pr. 3. Thurman, +. C. Cohen and
Mrs Katherine McGinnis, delegates. r.
Is. Thurman chairman; F. c. Cohen,
secretary.
27-No primary
2s-Mrs. Sarah ventress and c. S.
Balka, delegates.
2e-Jsmes w. IRE.
30-No primary.
THIRD MUNICIPAL WARD.
Sir X. Thomas, A. f. Hyde and A.
w. Moyle. delegates.
32-Mrs. Elizabeth p. Hayward, j. s.
Nelson and d. 0. Wiley, Jr.. delegates.
Richard A Margetts Alma III. Davis
and Arthur +. Barnes. alternates.
33-W A. Hodges George c. Riser
and Mrs. E. j. d. Roundy. delegates.
II. II. Walters, VIII ID. Philips and
Mrs. Eveline La Fever. alternates;
George c. Riser. chairman; VIII ID.
Phillips, secretary
S4-William Selley Jr.. Mrs. Lydia
Derham and William D. Bowring, delo-
gates; Joshua Selley. alternate; Joshua
Selley. chairman; w. d. Bowring, Soc
rotary.
Sc. B. Harding. NJ. w. Mansfield
and Marion Merrill delegates; c. B..
Harding, chairman; NJ. w. Mansfield,
secretary.
S6--G II. Asper. John Holley and
Joseph 8. Barlow, Delegates; Edith Hol-
ley, ]. w. Smell and Clarissa Barlow,
alternates: G. L. Asper, chairman;
Miss Edith Holley, secretary.
37-H. IT. Cowburn, Joseph II. Has
lam and II. d. Goodyear, delegates;
Mrs j. w. Haslam and Fred Langton.
alternates: Joseph Westwood. chair
man; Fl. d. Goodyear. secretary.
3s-A NJ. Resell and Mrs. Hannah
Resell, delegates.
S9-George r. Jones, II. S. Fernsstrom
and d. p. Felt, delegates; II. p. Fern
etrom. j. A. Halvorsen and Mrs. Selma
Fernstrom, alternates
40--W. j, Korth, p A. Hill and VIII
liam ID. Neal, delegates.
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
4t-H p. Richards j. II. Dorsey,