The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
NAMING OF TILE
COMMITTEES
Republican State Convention Selects to Guide the
Delegates In Their Delberations-Weber County
SandPatter on the Committee Resolutions.

AT the conclusion of Senator Smoots
speech in tho Republican State can
ycntion today, committee on credcn-
tlals, permanent organization, order of
business and platform and resolutions
were appointed by the various dele
cations. The chairman OF each dele
cation announced the names Of the
committeeman aS the counties we're
called in Alphabetical order, as fol-
lows:
redentials-Beaver, Charles VOL
fenden, Box Elder, c. Holt. Carbon.
George A. Murphy; Cache w. II.
Ghane, Davis, Libby De Long En-
cry, o. Sorcnsen, Jr.. Garfield, Thom-
as Seyy; Iron H. Lunt; Juab, Den
mis- Wood, Kane, John Rider; Mil.
lard. NJ Day, Morgan. w. + Criddle;
Pluto J. Haycock; Rich, Joseph Hod-
ges; Salt Lake, w W. Wilson; San
Pete. C. r. Alfred: Sewer, n. C. Poul-
sen, Uintah, VIM. HALT, Utah. s |,
Goodwin; Wasatch, Nj. b. Pope;
Wayne, r. A Meeks: Washington.
Warren Cox; Weber, j Carver; Sum
NIT, r. II. Waters; Tooele. G. A Cole
man.
jefferson, Box Elder, w. s. Hall.
Carbon, A. Ragen; Cache. Joseph
Kicks; Davis. Il. Conder, Emery. y.
j Cook; lrCn. c, S. Wilkenson; Juab
H. Hope; Kane, Leonard Pugh, MIL
lard, l.. George. Morgan, j. r Por-
ter, Pluto. NJ. NJ Steele Jr. Rich w
h. Walton, Salt Lake, F. C LOofbur-
row: San Pete. w, d. CanIland, Sew
ier. ]. H. Erickson: Uintah. Charles
DeMolsey, Utah, j. d. Dickson; Was
atch. II. NJ PoDe: Wayne. James
Jones, Washington. David HerSh;
Weber, S G.. Dye; Summit. j II. Vile:
ToOele. +. Scallen.
Platform-W. H. DeWolfe: Box FL
der, n. w. Valentine; Carbon A. w
Horsley, Cache. j A. Smyth; Davis,
ChaS Rupe; Emery. George Miller;
Garfield, James Glove; Iron, a. Cor
ey. Juab. Alma Hague: Kane. John
Rider; Millard, o. l.. Thompson. Nor
gan. l.. l. Toone. Piute +. y.
Spraeuc Rich. !. Hodges Salt Lake
a L. Thomas: san Pele. H. C. Smyth:
Sewer, j. b. Sorenscn; Uintah.
Charles De Moisey; Utah. w. l..
Hayes. Wasatch John Morrill,
Wayne, Frank Steele; Washington, H.
l.. Judd; Weber James WotherSpoon;
Summit. s. l.. Radon, Tooele. w S.
Marks.
Grand and San Juan counties were
not represented
During the iutermission the three
committees met and arranged their
reports TO be presented 10
the convention during the ar.
ternoon session The commit
tee on credentials and the committee
on permanent organization and order
of business met i'm the theater build
ing. while the platform committee oc-
cupied the council chamber of the
city hall
At the meeting OF the central com
mittec OF the state in the morning
the counties were represented as fol-
lows: Beaver by w T. Knox. Box
Elder by C Hoist. Cache by il A.
Peterson. Garfield by Thomas HAY
cock. Kane by a NJ Findley; or.
gan, Charles f. Conday. Piute.
Charles Morrell, Rich. w. X Walton.
Salt Lake, C. A. Badger; Sanpete. II.
Smyth; Sewer, Thomas Seyy: We.
ber Rudolph Kuchler.
State Chairman C. Il. Loose was
not present, and it WAS stated that he
would not he in the city dlring tho
time of the convention. Secretary
Cumming presided in Mr.. Looses alb
sence. The committee meeting was
simply for the purpose OF selecting
the temporary officers of the conven.
ton This was done in the course of
the hour and the committees ad.
j6urDed.
IL WAS said bY some of tho commit
teemcn after the meeting that Colonel |
Loose had gone east for an extended
visit. and that he had left word that
he would not accept the state chair
manship again IL it were offered to
him.
In the caucus OF the Webor county