The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11


sIhe list Of delegates from each voting
district and the number of votes cast at
each primary. follows:
First Municipal Ward.
FIRST-Delegates Harrison Sperrv.
y, H. Woodruff, T. O.. Wood. Niels p
Holm, William J. Phillips Ralph A.
Ranck George ArbuCkIe. Jacob Mauss,
William Bradford. John N. Mellon.
Twelve votes.
tSECOND-Delegat John A. Burt.
j. Leo Fairbanks. Thomas J. Yates
J. B. Fairbanks, George Hogan. CIsr,
ence Goodlffe, Angus H. Lambert.
George P Buckle, s. l. Richards
1eorEe A. Gotf, J. W. McAUley. T. g..
Whitlcck s. P. Oldham. John Glenn
Six votes.
THIRD-LeGrande Young. Gronway
Parry, j. P Morris. Charles Beers,
James Whyte, J. T. Wins. Seymour
Mayor, MISS sudbury, Mrs. Lewis Mer-
rilL Mrs. Kearns, VIII Campbell, J. E.
Melton, Edward A. Ashton. Seven
FOURTH-DeIegates: A. o. Miller.
Hyrum Pope. Joseph Gertsou, Walter
6 Fowler, August Westman. Alma F.
Rasmussen Louis Hlgley, Joseph
.Bergstrou. Alternates. Nsttie Miller.
J. 6. kelsou, TheO. c. Bjoru, Sanford
s. Stevens Eight votes.
EIFFH-DeleEates F. Fred SqUires
a. J. Elggreu, John GALLAGHER. William
eiusser, Richard Chamberlain, T.
Powell. John Howard. w Price. DR..
=. j. Ridges. f. 3. Smith. Joseph
FagerEren. John Robinson, John Whip
pie. Robert Brady, Samuel Peterson.
Seventeen votes.
SIXTH-Delegates- Jacob
son, d. j. Thomas, George Austin,
Jacob Jensen. William R0os. Alter
nate. Frank MOSely. Fifteen votes.
Observation-Disclosures W. II. Love
sy, L. f. lVersOn. I. Frank Branting.
A. Quist. =. O. Ashton. George String
fellow. Elmer Johnson, I. z. Elggren,
- q
AlterHates: q. W StrinsfelIow, vii !
liam Stringham, Oscar Hanson. David I
Wissmar q. Haake, \. Fred Elggren, /
Thirtv-tWO votes.
EIGHTH-DeIegates Ed Stromness, !
e. A. Erickson O. II. Hewlett, P. c. I
Gertson. L !. Haddock, John HalveT- /
son. Samuel DOwse. r. N. Miller, Isaac /.
BalL Andrew #. Smith, George Rose, I
Oliver HodFsOn, Elias A. Smith, Hazen 4
Eardlev. Alternates. r. NJ Gilbert |
Peter Rasmussen, Frank Hall, II. Wal !
lace lace, BowTden, George Bolto, George /
NINTH-DeIegates Hyrum P. Fol- /
som, Milando Pratt. Milton Ridges, /
Mrs. Annie /. Folsom Mrs Lfbbie /
Pratt o. c. Brown, George A. Sims,
+. T. Chamberlain. Seven votes.
TENTH-DeIegate George II. Sims,
A. r. Woolley, Taylor H. WOollev. O.
&C. Hunter. Josephine WOolley, William
SartOr, William J. Salisbury. Jennie
AIorteusen, Charles Jenkins. Mrs. Shep-
herd. John Vincent. Theodore Loven-
~.
.. +. Hunter, Ann Woolley. Twelve
votes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. J. Cham
berlain Joseph b. Lyon. W. w Beattie,
John Tressler, A SHIRLEY, H. j. By
water, q. w. Goddard. Mary SOrenson.
Alvin Covey, Axel Nelson, Mary II.
Divett, Harry Margetts. Alternates;
Reuben Farr, Mrs. J, d. Lyon, Mrs.
George SneIgrove. Fifteen votes.
THIRTEENTH Delegates; a. s
n
It. Belka, James Oswald, Eugene Ham
mOnd, Charles G. Berry, Edward s.
Lovesey. Fifteen votes.
FOURTEENTH-Dele John K.
Keddington. II. Grether. Ernest Strong, +
Thomas J. Davis. Angelina Donaldson, {
Bosina Barker, Joseph Simon Adam
Foster. Ernest Rossiter. Nine votes. Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: DR.. Fred {
7. Pack. r. L McGhie, Charles Z. Fors- J
berg. John Carlson. Harry Shipler, (
Ralph Reabon, William Proctor, John &
Fise F Henry s kiFk yaias AlteFnates
Second Municipal Ward.
SIXTEENTH-No primary
SeVenteenth-DeleSates Charles l.. Da-
vey, L. c. Hoagland, o. c. Neslan, X. n.
White, Christian Larsen, Joshua II. Sails
bury, James Mace.
EiGHTEENTH-Dele VIM. Bal q
ley, Rudolph F. Pruhs, jr., David s. Need il
ham. Hans ". Hanson, VIM. q. ROberg, @
Emily A. Carlson, Annie Holiday, Oliver
Pearson. AiternateS. Fanny PruDs,
lIilda Roberg. ElandO Brown, May Pear
son. George i. Porter None votes.
TEENTH-Delegates; Thos. c.
Nuttan, George Y. Bywater, William II.
Young Edward S. Rich, c. II. Carlquist, 2
r. NJ. Christensen, Airs. Nellie Reeves, q
Frank D. Jones, James c. Giles Chris
ian Peterson. AlternaUes; c. A. Krantz, v
Thomas R. Burt, George J., Burbidge, W. o
A. Cowan, J. r. Freeburn. Seventeen s.
-otes. q
TWENTIETH-Deleg George G. O
smith. g. II. Sperry. T.. i. jenkins. Joe Il
Johnson. J. w Bennington. r. E. Smith, a
J. D. Bowers. +. III. Weight, s. b. Bal
ey, E. J.. Trice, J. Preece- Thirty-four g
-otes. Il
TWENTY FIRST-Delegates. Frank II ! W
n oodmansee. James n Lambert. II. b. b
lawson j.. George q. Mathews, j. NJ 81
'jodahl, Joseph R. Mathews, A. Q. Thorn, IN
William Mclaughlin. Mrs. r. T. Carter q
.frs. r. M Lambert. Alternates: l. &. q
dortensen. sam Woods. A. C. Cooper
Sephi Mclaughlin, Margaret Thorn. W
TTvENTY-sECOND- John d. Sc
3rown, Henry Lnnel, W. A. WetzeH jr, n
ames POultOn p 5. Condic c. IrVfse, 10
l. Evans, ". j. Buttle, J.. JOrgensen, W. OF
B Martin, j. NJ Fuimer, T. A Lowry, A Dbl
z. Rvtting. Eleven votes. "
INVENT X-THIRD-Delegate Fl Alma hi
seiser. Stanley u. KimbaIl, Joseph r.
IOrgan. To ward convention: II Alma
,eiser, James Leathafu. Charles 3. Rich in
lond. Eight votes n
TWENTY FTHFH-Delegates: john T. in
chnidt, Henry Sullivan. Robert a. Stel- pi