The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

lican policies and a.,
hereby announce Our dmlln stll
In the Republican nat,ors,
state and county admiss
MIR, Joseph left the nha11
speech. He regretted fhs,
1t. but he must He S
loud clamor In the 'a'a -.
against the maladinin,st vi
Just look at the rnsSn \
The districts of the ci,,.
erly looked after, ejths.
workers in the party MAJ
in filling the offices,
"lf the county admin
dorsed. he shouted, ~
election OF officers WIN
10 be elected, You indo,
putting Dcmocrats-lofs
into the offces-our ers,.'
You indorse the policy ~
into the offices who are ~.
Joseph Rsal Ssy.
Mr.. Joseph laid 1t on h. a
die with sharp nails IN b
county officials present co,,
ber OF rays that camc n
lights and gave no sizn n
ened. -
The state officials yer.
Mr. Joseph. The siate
Is the best we have ey,|
governor is the best we
You're d state ofhcjz
Harry" asked some one F
II am. but don't Fct h
l invite examination" r.
Mr.. Joseph moved d
word county. but II =
shuttle. a motion to 81
business was lost by a h
some misguided person Z
vision. He got II. Ham
four other fellows voted
rest didn't,
McCrea then made I 81
"forsooth" q couple OF iI1
anybody says "forsooth'
meeting there's somethInr
Crea said Joseph had
Furthermore said that ID
Ing about the dim and
when there might possibb
Harry Joseph TO acQuire'
he didn't believe he ou
now, lnasmuch as his q
had been adopted and IN
clared that everybody
have a square cut h(
more did Harry Joseph
wanted TO know.
Colonel Kalghn got ou|
and the turbulent watcrs
as he delved into the his
and how they did IL forty
Jody EIdredge said tha
can organization couldn't
publican administration,
time to quit.
Then the article. or
passed, and the only g
was for Harry Joseph \
eased his mind OF a.
weight when he opened
let the vitriol roll out I
sbeII backs OF the counp
Officers Nomil
The nominations 10
then called for Mr., u
as chairman. DR.. +. E.
ham. Lon Haddock nd
Fl. Folland, a well-know'
bunch. and Mr., Folland
Straup was chosen vic
l.. Vigus was elected
names OF w w. Wilso1
part OF the county, and
this city. were presmt|
Mr.. Wilson withdrew, 4
was elected He said
between the "ins' and
had been an "out" so lou
believe he would feel /.
an in" \
Prior 20 the election
mated Joseph
"Not by n jugful. you
ously shouted Joseph
be some vociferous wheI
The meeting then tool
nit the wards to name
executive committeeman
First ward. Claude Russ'
William Laugenbacker,
r. Edward; Fourth Y
ward; Fifth ward. w
county, r. p. Quay. GA
derson. Bingham; w. "
The slate that was q
through, but which was s
fragments. was: DR.. Y
man: George @. Morris
w. z. Vigus. secreury.
treasurer; First ward, y
ond ward, George WIS
Al Callister. Fourth VA
Fifth ward. James lnge
Teddy Byrnes, sam "a
Rideout.
An incident-oh, sucn
cident-WuS the motion
rules and vote on the
first signing the ariis'
saw the motion carried.
voted. on the undersla5'
were all gentlemen anu
paper afterward. 81,
"Aftcrward' Some oin
secretary's desk and 81
they didn't sign the Z
! for a federal buncner
and what they attacnea
was a piece OF white 2
1t was noticeable. 70;
came TO signing. The
refrained. with great s.
) crowding the other Pc
way 10 get at the paps'
! body with d microscope
fnd the name Of a lea, Isu'
the list. but 1t Is don'
doubtful.