The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
REPU BLICA
PRIMARIES
HELD
FARLEY MOVES is SUCCESSFUL
IN THE FOURTH,
Dr. Dickson Defeats Dan Pueh In the
Fifth-John Austin Renomi.
mated In the First.


The most exciting contest OF the
primaries was witnessed In the Fifth
ward. DR.. G.. A Dickson the incums
bent, Dan Pugh and ], w, Wilcox
were nominated for a place on the
Republican ticket which will be for.
mulated next Thursday as the city
councilan from that ward When the
first ballot was counted the vote was
as follows: Dickson. 147; Pugh. IFS,
Wilcox, "A. Pugh had a distinctive
lead, but when the second ballot was
read showing Dickson 1i6. Push 155
and Wilcox So. II was evident that
many Of those who had supported him
on the first ballot had refused to
vote. After the announcement Of the
second ballot was made by the sec
retary. Wilcox withdrew, leaving
Dickson and Pugh in the race. The
third ballot resulted In Dickson being
declared the nominee by vote of
1SS to l6l
Pugh Makes Charges.
AT the close Of the primary Mr..
Pugh declared that the ballot box had
been stuffed by his political enemies,
who were bent on securing his de-
feat. After reading the call for the
primaries, Judge v C. Gunnell was
named as the temporary chairman and
presided over the meeting Dave
Wheelwright was selected as sccre-
tary
In the first ward, John w Austin.
the incumbent. had walk over In
his contest for the councilmanic nom
ination with w. ]. Stevens, jr Mr..
Austins vote was lac while Stevens
received 90. The First ward primary
was held in the city hall. w. j.
Critchlow presided as temporary
chairman and Mrs. Alice Collins act.
ed as secretary,
DR., Fl j Powers was attending
banquet up town while a vote was
being taken on his nomination for an
other term as city councilman from
the Second ward. DR.. Powers has not
been an active candidate for the nom.
ination which doubtless resulted In
his overwhelming defeat by John f.
Larson. Larson received 146 votes
and Powers Sc. William C.. Howell
was elected temporary chairman and
A. F. Larson. secretary,
"Honor" Goes Begging.
The nomination for councilman in
the Third ward went begging Hardly
had the name OF John J. Barker been
proposed before some one moved 10
mako 1t unanimous and the
honor was accorded Mr.. Barker TO
have his name inserted on the Repub
lican ticket next Thursday. William
Craig was chosen as temporary chair.
man Of the meeting and David NJ
Shaw secretary,
The Fourth ward primary was held
In the district court room In tho coun
ty building, 1t was generally known
that the contest for the councIlmanlc
nomination between Farley T. Moves
and Arthur Kuhn would be close. and
each candidate saw TO 1t personally
that his full support was prespnt
Moves obtained the nomination by a
majority of "a votes. the result being
Moyes. 164. Kuhn 14O
The Delegates.
The list of delegates from the var
ious wards follows;
First ward-Mrs, Mary Shlpp. Mrs.
Annie Mills. Miss Genet Bingham,
Jerome Brown. J. p. McCracken.
Richard D. Pidcock. Mrs. Mary Vance,
F. c. Woods, Mrs Alice Collins, Jane
Warner. Thomas Jones' John j. Muir
ply. Peter Naylin, Leon Browning. w.
j. Critchlow. Joseph Paine jr.. Joseph
Cassin. Kate O'Neill, F. o. Stanford,
Robert E. Wilson, William Allison,
Henry Emmett. William Moves, J. V.
Nelson, George W. Wilson. George A.
Watts, Seth f. Thomas. Mrs, A D.
Baker. Mrs, II. A. Hill. Mrs. Walter
Blake; Amos Sebring. Thomas DoXey.
(alt). member city central committee,
James B. McCracken
Second ward-William c. Howell,
Mrs. Lee Anderson. Bertha Anderson,
A. H Downs, Jennie Nelson. Ezra
Richardson, d A, Smyth. Mark Muir
ply. William Hill, E w. Mcclure. w.
D. Van Dyke. jr., NJ. B. Richardson,
l.. w. Van Dyke, A. H, Moyes, Peter
Minnoch, jr., George Dinsdale, E. w.
Kennedy, John II. Larson
Third wsrd-John l.. Wilson, VIII
liam Craig, John Farr. Ray ". Stone.
]. NJ Forrlstall Edwin Dix, Joseph B.
Dana, E. Petersen, Ncls Knudsen,
(alt); Sumner Nelson, (altD: Harry
II. Butler. c. L. Leayitt. Paul Chris
tensen. B, F, Carr, Myrtillo Shaw. c.
R. Drumlller. talt), ], j. Barker, (altD
MIS- ~ .. apllu, JOHN u oiulLnolo'
John A. Randall o. H. Mohlman, VII
liam A. Shaw. Nels Anderson. Mrs.
Robert Burke. (alt). Oscar Turn
quist. (alt): David Jensen. taltD.
A. ! Stone Central committee. John
Farr, Joseph B. Dana and David Jen-
sen.
Fourth ward-Moroni Skcen. ], W.
Pldcock, F. NJ briggs. George j.
Kelley, z. A. Stratford, William L.
Porter, w s. Fife. James Wother-
spoon. John V. Bluth, C. r. Hollings-
worth. Barlow B. Wilson. Reese
Howell, Mrs. B. Farr. Evelyn B. West.
jones S. Carver. George d. FoIkman.
Dan Ellis. Walter Rlchey, John w.
Chambers. o. a. Pariey, Frank Peter
son. a. w. Brown. Arthur Kuhn, S.
G.. Dye. Robert B. Lewis. Sam Kline,
Farley T. Moyes, j. B. Wallace.
Thomas A. Read Robert Robinson,
James DeVina, E. NJ. Allison, ST.. B.
a. Bowman
Fifth ward-T. e, Matthews. Wal
lace Foulger, G a. Graves. F. F. HUI
anski l. l., Reynolds George Halver.
son, Ralph Guthrie. C. d. Ives, II. e.
Jacobs George H. Davis S. II Hen
dershot, George NJ Hansen. w, j.
Lindsay, John Culley. Richard Taylor,
T. B. WheclwriEht, James HalVerson,
j. D, Murpuy. r f. Dalton, James
Coleman, Mrs Annie Miller, Henry
Denkers, j. w Wilcox, James Bal
1aniyne n Pierce Francis l.. Woods