Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
EPUBL.ICAnS
IN CONVENTION
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Fight VIII Probably Center on
Nomination for County
Attorney.
JOB P. LYON VS. |. E. WILEY
Mrs. Margaret Zane witcllcr Will I'm
doubleday Encounter Very Little
Opposition for REORGANIZATION.

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'ite'' '''' i.eP.piie.ih count! coliVen-i
''o'' was cai'ea 70 oraer at II O'Clock
'"' 'aoi".is ny .. y hiureuse' IL.
vac saw Lake 'tieiter was wen hiied
WIN ee'esa'es ana me loppy ana tlfst
saiie.S were packed win spectators spectators. +
's'i'si"elapie interest was fnanlfested
bN the delegates and several factional
fights m:y perhaps take place lute
mis- afternoon. -, ~. a. !, ~
w w 49, 49, " .i'S ~
Nth'!oh' me hsht ior Tie county at
torney nomination SEEING to be the Bit
tercst. Job p. Lyon, the present IN
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up the delegates about evenly and all
the others who announced their can
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INC UNDERSTANDING that deputyship
is awaiting them. Mrs. Margaret Zane
Witcbcr vcin nroh,hly bc ro,ouinot n
W as Il cal'uiaase iof. county cle'k allo
'i'eri'i .. " =. sharp VIII nave yer! ','''
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.,.7''! 80 :
he Will have a hard fight to beat Fred
/ Bassett Alma Gardiner is tho most
n m n n n q fny A. Il
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Rosco Nis"s " ciiances Ior inc county
authorship are good. Frank Higen-
Ebotham. the present incumbent. Ia de-
-, NJ
ehtie =" ~ W o". " t'e ui''''i's ""e 'e
has strong backing in the convention
today.
n ,I,raooI, ,nd n { w t-,rIson. ,a,.,t
~ rrntai,Ia canJ;d,tn. Far. co,,nty
on,,,,,i 4, s;annr, IT,.a nj. sn.onvo,, Tho
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sno,ee oi .ns oits ue''sH.es Gnu VIZ
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.i'e 1870 rounetr.lu liz,
.efeu; .hs elss ueiesh,es W. eIi'i ~
~ , NV Sih,, ii'an
i.iosreuse, ~, loI me pu,poss VI ,'oi,i
inaeing cahniaales ior, Justice OF inc
peace anu constiple ~ ane SAN Lake Lax,
CITY precinct. BY Il unanimous vote >.
Y. Eiaredss. II. was lnaae. chairu l''
ana BUR- armstrong was s CHOSEN sec Il
retarS OF inc city precinct convention.
.T11S.rIcEs n n NOMINATED
AS soon as the nominations were
orened Brigham ClesS nominated
Stanley a. Hanks, the present incum-
bent. MS Justice of the peace. Mr..
filed the Office with ability for the
past two years and that he was en-
titled to another term, Hanks nomina-
ton was seconded by dozen dele
gates and no other candidates ap- 4
peared. His nomination was made.
unanimous. Peter Hanson the present
constable, was n i, ,lia,t ~, rs eanai,
opposItion and his nomination was
also made unanimous. The city pre-
cinct convention was then adjourned
Tho Sixth precinct delegates stood
UP In the rear of the thcater and held
their convention. Joseph j. Williams.
the present incumbent, was nominated &
Obern as constable
Four precinct conventions were held
Saturday evening and the following
candidates named:
Precinct Mo-, Farmcrs-F NJ. B'si-
op, for Justice Of the peace; l.. "A.
smith. for constable
Precinct No. A. Murray-Cnaries
HoIm.. ior justice on ,he peace' ". ~
Mcmillan. ior constape,
'Preclnct no. i.i' I,. .'oi,'
Tor justice o. me peace V,e f'ieA ~ p'''""'
1or constapie' ~, u ~,
PRECINCT NO. ~. n.hsnan.-,.E a =: Du
ley, FOR justice OF tne peace LataSet.e
aShldeslet, loi 80 uo' ~, n,, 49,. 49,, ~,
After the olncini ttnu VIZ 80 -, ~
Buri fAthislions' 9'S' - - : :, -. -, -
raiy organization Iwns ,,,tr
follows: rfSu ~ ,,,,,i," .n.ot,'r, a,d
man, .. larleS w NV. $3.50. 80 Ix,. $50
Dan e l.oltus.. scr i q. ~ ~
AR. l<ootnouIoM "as .sGv, E,,a,,,daa
chair anu ,i.ronueua ,, ~ 80 ~ =
ne was given an "S'''o'"
LOOFBOIROW'S SPEECH
Mr.. Loofbourow said MIR. Chair
man, Lao,,e' an, r,aciatn 've,.,, hirhiv
. w. t.'.' i,ssS hoan Conferred
tile hoi.o' .'i'eI,,,,in., ma 10 uct ma
uPol ~. I,.,,,,,,,'nr, his conynn-
t .tnipoi"'S 49,. 49,
.iol on; ro 20 sa,oc, pa
w nav III M -. =. ali ti,o of,;css
pupiic..'i eu at S,,,,,, non whose
N sal itatr iIi;rn. n,,a n,Iai,frntions
HcharhcteS' ssa'..nS 80 ,,,nrth,, - ha
are sucii tnal ,..ui SS - ,,i,,s,,,,o -,
put IN tno l osi.io., ". ~, ~, ,,n,,,t,,.
the greate9t ppi''isa' p sl' - ~ ''
has ever known,
During tni pass ~ sS"' ny -p,,
gress ana oeVeioFiilent.u 81 NY , Gni.sa
states mas peeii uspathi'si ' ~ ~, W.
history OF the Woriu. our totit's ii.'
gone forward hS leaps anu p '!l,,s
until today cnmimerclaily' ihuustr'aliE
and as q world power u occupies an
enviable position among the Great ''a-
tions VI .ilc Moliu.