The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07
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sonian Democracy were eXpoundcd by
the speakers at the primaries held
In the five wards OF the city last
night. al which a councilman from
each ward WAS nominated and dele
gates chosen TO attend the convention
next Saturday when full city ticket
will be named,
In every ward except the
Fifth, the councllmanic aSpir-
ants were nominated by acclaim
alton There were three candidates
for nomination In that ward George
Lochhead was nominated on the first
ballot, receiving 2S votes James Bal
lard and DR. George w. Baker, the
other aspirants for the nomination re-
ceivcd IL votes and 8 votes respect
lively.
The Fourth ward primary was held
in the district court room at the coun-
ty building Charles II. Smurth-
! waite was chosen temporary chairman
and j. ], Harris secretary. Mr.,
Smurth, In an address out
lined the work accomplished
by the Democrats in Ogden
city during the past few years
He declared that the administration Of
Mayor Brewer has been a successful
and prosperous one for the people
of ogden That the mayor has been
handicapped by the Interference Of
Republicans during his administration
In the execution of certain reforms
there is no doubt, but the Democrats
have II In their hands 10 remove these
interferences at the approaching cleo
tion. declared the speaHor, When
the meeting reconyened after a few
minutes recess to allow the different
districts In the ward 10 get together
the name OF Councilman Flygare was
proposed for denomination by w. S.
Donaldson Mr.. Flygare was nomin-
ated by acclamation amid much ap-
plause- Chairman Smurthwaito then
called upon any Democrat In the house
Brewer, Joseph Chez, F. A. Shields,
H, H, Goddard and others ayailed
themselves of the invitation. Each
OF the speakers declared that the
prospects for the election of the full
Democratic ticket next month were
never brighter than they are this year,
and urged all Democrats TO stand to-
gether and success would be assured,
President Browning Congratulated
In the Fifth ward S. S. Smith was
selected as temporary chairman and
T. 2. Horn secretary, After ballot
ing on George Lochhead, DR. George
w Baker and James Ballard for the
councilmanic nomination and the an
nouncement of the nomination of Mr..
Lochhead on the first ballot. several OF
those in the audience delivered adj
dresses Rev. n. S Elderkin proposed
that vote OF thanks be rendered Sam
Browning. president of the city coun-
ell, for the manner in which he has
represented the city during his torn of
office and that an expression of the
future confidence of the citizens be
voted him. The motion was carried
unanimously. In the Fifth ward the
delegates to the convention were
chosen at large with authority 10
name their own alteTnates. No mcm-
ber OF the city council committee was
named in this ward last night, the
matter being left open until the con-
vention Is held.
John Nicholas, prominent Demo-
crat I'm the First ward received the
nomination for city councilman bv ac-
clamation. The First ward primary
was held In the city council chamber.
Thomas Emmett was selected as tom
porary chairman and James Riley Sec
retary.
Samuel Thomas Re-nominated.
In the Second ward, D S. Tracy was
nominated 10 represent the people of
that ward in the city council by ac-
clamation. Joseph Doran presided
over the meeting and Henry Anderson
acted as secretary.
Samuel Thomas, the Democratic In
cumbent in the city council from the
Third ward received the nomination
for another term of office by acclaim
alton The delegates to the conven.
tion from this ward were also chosen
At large and given authority 10 select
their alternatos. James Harrop was
selected as temporary chairman and
+. r. Tinman secretary,
Following arc the delegates:
First Ward.
Thomas Emmett. Ernest Stephens,
J. G. Hunter. James Purdy Alma Dox-
oy, Mrs. Charles Cole. L, e, Purdy, G
w. Gaymon. John Nicholas. Joseph
Wintle, Mrs. Eliza Rankin, j. II. Riley,
Mrs. S A. Patterson, George Langlois,
a. F. Flinders, H. f. Taylor, H. e.
Garner, q. F Garner, Thomas Gun
ningham. Arthur Chester, d. II. En-
sign. Elizabeth Ockey, j. 4, Ellis, Mat
thew Calf, Willard Ellis. j. c. En-
nett. Matthias Hinchcliffe. Sarah
Rushton. Z. j, Jones.
Second Ward.
District 5-Joseph NJ. Doran. George
il. Tribe w. II Williams, D. s. Tracy,
Robert Shipley. T, c. Hanlcy.
District &C. j. Humphris. John
Cooney. II. A Anderson, James Allen,
f NJ. Farrell. Mrs. Addio Day.
District Mrs. James Ludwig, Mrs.