The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30

of the selection Of the legislative com
mittee while the Kuchler forces, sup
porting Haywood. wanted these nomina
lions to come first
For the purposes of the moment Tho
Howells formed Il working agreemen,
with the Betterment league delegate.
and thus won several districts Ir
Judge Howell S own ward the Fifth
the Haywood supporters won the pre-
lIminary bout. Judge Howell nominated
Judge A. G. Agee of the Bettermeni
league for this committee, and Senate,
= |, Hulaniski named +. A. Boyles
Boyles won out II to g. In the First
ward Harold Parker, stenographer FOR
Judge Howell, was beaten for this com
lmlttee by one vote by Mrs Alice Col.
Inns, Haywood delegate
The committee was won bv How
wood S friends and il was announced
that the legislative nominations would
nave third and fourth places on the
order of business,
Committees Chosen.
The committees as named by the diff.
1erent wards and districts follow:
Credentials-Ogdeu. First ward Harold
!rraGker, second ward. Frank Smythe;
Ihird ward. Edwin Dix, Fourth ward I
auntsTiIei TsTfGri Edah Eiish ward John WilcoS
Holmes; Brch 1s crnek a@e h'Re[ty' ReW rHnt, W. R
Hooper. Riverdale and KanesyilIe. Ar. Ar.
thur plu Fowersi West Weber. Warren
SSkeen; Farr West, Randall. Pleasant lea SAINT
View. North Ogden. Harrisville and Mar
ri9tt, 6tad H W. Marriott,
AIHs 1rder o1frs 1f shuTs!nessdogde9 First ward
Dyke, Third ward, David Jensen; Fourth
ward, j; V, Rluth: Fifth ward, r, A.,
n Moyss; Iuntsyilie Eden and Liberty, W.
o.. Smith; Birch Greek. Roy. Uintah
hooper, Riverdale and Kanesvile John
Ghilds; West Weber. Warren, Plain CITY.
wilson Statewide. II. F, Peterson; Farr
west Randall, Pleasant View, North Og
den, Harrsville and Marriott. Frank
Moore.
Platform-Ogden. First ward. Leon
Browning: Second ward, William Howell:
Ihlrd ward John Barker; Fourth ward.
j.. Fl. Devine; Fifth ward, e. r. HuIan-
iski; Huntsville, Eden and Liberty D. c.
Walker, Birch Creek, Roy, Uintah.
Christensen; West Weber. Warren, Plain
City. Wilson, Statewide. j. l.. Robinson;
Farr West. Pleasant. View. North Og-
den, Huntsville and Marriott, James Jen-
Following the appointment of the
committees the convention took recess
until 9 o clock.
The report of the committee on ere
dentials was taken up when the dele
gates reconvened in the afternoon. This
announced that the conven-
Iiou cOnSlSleu OF SOl ueleGdLeS.
The committee on permanent organ
lzation and order of business announced
the following permanent officers:
Samuel G. Dye chairman; Judge E.
NJ. Bayley and LYMAN Skeen, vice
chairmcn; George V. Bluth, secretary;
F. j. Van Dyke and Miss Anuis Brown,
assistant secretaries; Thomas Lundy
and Anthon Lemberg, sergeants-at-
arms; c, f. Middleton, chaplain.
The committee recommended that the |
usual order of business be taken I'D
with the nominations for county com
missioners first and the legislative can
didates next,
While waiting for the report of the
on platform and resolutions
The convention named the following |
members of the county committee:
County Committee.
}: B. McCracken, Leon Browning,
William Moves, George w. Wilson, Alex
Moyes, p. w. Kennedy, William Hill, |
Harry Hales, Mathilda Shaw, David |
Jenson, George j. Kelly, c. r. Hollings-
worth, F. w. Chambers, j. H. De Vine,
e. t. Hulaniski. A w. Agee, j. W. Will
.ox. Robert Simpson, Joseph Backman.
". G. Childs. Emil Backman, c. G.
Towers, NJ. A. Childs. w S. Smith,
yharles w. Mayberry. w. R. Holmes,
n. w. Marriott. Joseph S. Storey. Hy,
,um Skeen, James Jenson, Frank Moore,
:. J. Backman. John c. Childs, R. i.
1udman. 3. l., Bvbee, Joseph Hoge, Fl.
:. Peterson. John W. Holmes, Joseph
Skeen.
Chairman Will Howell then read the