The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-24
BRANSF0RD WINS; HE
WILL BE NOMINATED
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lot and that there was no doubt Of his
denomination. Indications on the returns
Of last evening showed that BransfOrd
had 291 out Of q total of 532, which would
lot. These returns give Lippman 10
votes and Mcmillan IS, with 80 votes for
the uninstructed, doubtful, contested and
missing delegations Later returns will
probably increase BransfOTd's majority.
The contest for the mayOTalty nOmina-
ton OvershadOwed all the other prelimi-
nary fights for nominations and they are
still rather much in doubt. The nominal
ton Of Bransford viii probably carry with
1t that of Bonnie Rives for recorder, but
what effect II will have on the other
candidates. is problematical.
Councilman l.. D. Martin was turned
down hard in his own election district
and now has no chance for the nOmina-
ton. Judge W. J. Mckinney and John
D. MOretOn viii probably be nominated for
the council from the First and Council
Reed from the Second. NJ. +. Mulvey
and 3. NJ Quinn look like winners in
the Fifth, which will probably turn down
both Councilman Mark Reedan and T. r.
Black.
First-Thomas Harris, A. J. Byron, H.
f. Yeager, ". 0. NOrreU, George W.
Sharp, J. H WitbeCk, Emily WitbeCk, J.
B. Cody, J. B. Wilkins, J. Z. FOrshee, D.
a. Johnston; all for Lippman. Bransford
slate headed by Councilman L. D. Mar
tin beaten by vote of AZ to IS.
Secondly. +. Geisy, Renwick McNeiss,
W. J. Smith, Martha MCLane, W. T
Barton, Minnie Stevenson, W. J. Meeks,
Frank Early, W. S. Haniey, 2, D. Has
klns, II. S BOWdich, ali for Mcmillan.
Lippman ticket headed by Policeman W.
II. Wilkinson beaten by vote of 81 to 50.
No BransfOrd ticket in the field.
Third-Alden Z. Payne. George NJ. Sui
livan, Enos B. Hoge, z. A. Rogers,
Charles McSWine, William Doxey, George
Harris, H II. Schafer, Leonard DelOng,
Frank Osborne, "A. Rogers, jr., Mrs. D.
D. Ward. All for Lippman.
Fourth-N. p. Pierce, John Shorten, c.
G. Burt, Dr.. Turner, a. c. Spears, George
Fisher, Alfred Carlson, Jim Lewis, c. B.
Stevens. All for Bransford.
Fifth-H. F. Heath, 3. +. NickersOn, A.
E. Clark, IvOr Redman, Robert Mulhall
Fred Wagstaff, A ]. Kingdom, James
Austin, James Hooper, Mrs. Kate VIII
lett, W. II. MCSOrley, Amos Morton. IN
instructed. Three for Lippman. Others
divided evenly between Bransford and Nc
SIXTH. F. Heath, w W. Butler, r.
NJ. Johnson, Carl Callahan. Two dele
gates for BransfOrd and two for Lippman.
SEVENTH. II. Little W H. Dye, Hugh
R. Reese, r. S. Hamilton, Harry McCune
All for BransfoTd. FOrty-twO BransfOrd
and ten Lippman votes cast.
Eighth. p. Harker, II. Q. Nor
gan, William Leonard, J. Weller, A. J.
CharOn, a. =. Sanders, J. w. Reed,
George Chamur. Thomas Wheeler, w
r. George. J. Z. Flynn. Harry Jones,
J. II. Ball. Unrestricted. Probably
divided between Lippman and Brans-
Ninth-C. C. Burt, J. E. Shorten DR..
w. +. Turner, n. P. Pierce, George
Fisher, James Lewis, A A. Carlson,
c, b. Stevens, c. A. Spencer.
Tenth-SiXty-thr votes cast for
each slate. One slate was for Brans-
ford and Mcmillan, and the other for
Lippman. Julius Pumpkin. the ONLY
n|anrnd q Il 4rs1 8
Lippman man. The meeting adjourned
subject to call.
Eleventh-Charles DriscoH. ]. D.
I3ransford, w. T. Sampson, James
Bowman, George Hardy, Mrs. Dem
ming, Q. F. Sahn, T. ! Householder. Ed
Hanson, A J. DuQuesne, Frank Godbe
Twelfth. W. Smith. J. H. Rives
Mabel Philips. W. w. Rives, /. e Nor
Tlson, J. n Morrison. Almer +. Thorn
berg. Max Daniels. DR.. w. L Gardi-
ner, Mrs. o. r. Thompson. William XII
patrick, F. T. Lecuyer. w. I. Walker
twelve BransfOTd delegates and one
Mcmillan delegate. Fifty Bransford
ana twenty-five Lippman votes cast
Thirteenth-Wrigh Pickering r. p
Critchlow, George r. Hancock ATtbur
r. Moreton, John 7. Buckle, S. S. Pitts,
A. X Erbert. w. II. CrOZier, DR.. Mil
ieron. All for Bransford
Fourteenth. J. Leonard Emil
lehman. w F. JOSH F. I. Paimob1iiEstti
J. II. Wolcott Harry CAM AIics n
Palmquist. About evenly divided he
tween all three candidates. No con-
test.
t1fteenth-O. c. DOdsOn. Bert Shin
min, II. ShipDleT. W. Richmond. w
Nieol. l. J. Taufer, W. Conors, G. r.
McEllroy, Tom Holiday. All for Brans-
ford.
sixteenth-R NJ. Beckstead. J q
Morrison, Bryant Young John RYAN
John Ford. George F. Smith. W. g.