The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
DEMOCRATS HOLD
THEIR PRIMARIES
Salt Lakers Choose Delegates
to State; Judicial and
County Conventions.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
INSTRUCTIONS A FEATURE IN
SOME DISTRICTS.


The Democratic primaries held IN Salt
Lake county last night aroused much en-
! thusiasm. The primaries throughout the
county had tie largest attendance known
for several years and, in addition TO NAM
ing the delegates for state. judicial and
county conventions. the district organiza-
| tons were perfected and the plan OF cam
/ palgn in the districts was thoroughly dis
cussed. Although most of the DISTRICTS
will send their delegates to the convention
uninstructed. number declared for I'm
Gle Jesse Knight as governor and in
structed their representatives to vote for
him.
The primary in Forest Dale was the
largest ever held in that district and the
meeting was most enthusiastic In add
ton to instructing the delegates from the
district TO use every effort toward the
nomination OF Jesse Knight for COVER
nor. the meeting declared unanimously for
a local option plank in the Democratic
state platform and instructed its dele
| gates to urge its adoption by the commit
| tee on resolutions.
The Forty-first district instructed its
delegates TO vote for knight for gov
ernor and declared in favor OF Samuel
Newhouse for United States senator. IL
also strongly endorsed William III. King
| for congress and Judge II. Fl. 'Rolapp of
Weber county for justice of the supreme
! court Inc names OF noble Warrum ana
j w. Str.ngfellow were also discussed
during the meeting.
A number of the other DISTRICTS de-
clared that they were in favor OF knight
for governor. and so instructed their dele
gates. Among these districts We're the
Seventh. Eighth and Twenty-first
With the exception of the FOrty-first
district. the delegates were left to use
their own judgment as to the candidates
for the remaining places on the ticket
The list o. delegates 10 the state, county
and judicial conventions follows:
First District.
State convention-Stephen r. Richards
r. II. Bradford.
Judicial convention-Stephen r Rich
ards. r. H. Bradford.
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be
named later.
Second District.
state-L. R: Martineau. Joseph Pitt; al
ternates. A: r. Curtis. w. II. Korns.
Judicial-N. Y. Jones, l.. r. Martineau.
County-W- II. Korns. Jesse Badger.
Angus Aston. Joseph Pitt II. c. McDon-
ough. A. r. Curtis: alternates. Miss Re
becca Brown. Mrs. James Moffat Henry
f. Phillips. c. NJ. Aston.
Third District.
state-H. L. Penrose. Richard O. Thur
man.
Judicial-Same as above
County-Mrs; II: L. Peprose. F: Z. Ha-
mer. NJ. T. Lloyd, Richard c. Thurman,
H.. L. Penrose.
Fourth District.
State-J. NJ Hamilton William Water
fall: aiternates, Neils Rasmussen. II. A.
Rebentisch.
Judicial-Same as above
County-H. a Rebentisch, Mrs. Carrie
Rebentisch. Hiram Copp. Neils Rasmus-
sen. ]. II. Kidd.
. Fifth District.
States. ]. Rawlings. Mrs. S. A. Ken
Judicial-Same as above.
COunty-Daniel Whipple. Wesley Osborn,
Rigo Hawkins. George w whipple, Mrs.
S. A. kenner. S. j. Rawlings.
Sixth District.
State-Antone jacobson
Judicial-William Roos.
County-Antone Jacobson, A II. Knob
lau. T. c. Stefferson, Mrs. Helen Frank.
lin. Frank MoseIey.
Seventh District.
Staten c. Iverson
Judicial-Josepn W. Stringfellow.
County-L. F.. Iverson. T. A. Horne. jr.
, Henry Weggeland, George Stringfellow.
II. Mitchell.
Eighth District.
State-John Halversen. H ]. Esselman.
Judicial-Same as above
County-Ben Aldrich. Samuel Dowse, p.
c. Gertsen. Brigham Maycock. z. NJ.
! Weller, Mrs. Joanna Angel.
Ninth District.
,, State-Thomas Osborn; alternate. Mi
landO Pratt.
Judicial-Thomas Osborn.
: County-Delegates viii be named later.
Tenth District.
State-Judge W. NJ. Dusenberry, =. NJ
Woolley.
Judicial-Same above.
| County-GranVille Gillett. Mrs. Jose
, phine Woolley. John Rigdon. James +.
Newlin. A. H. Woolley. Sidney Groo.
Eleventh District.
State-Judge John W. Burton. J. r.
Canning.
Judicial-Same as above.
? County-To be named later.
Twelfth District.
State-Thomas Holt
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