The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
Contest in Church Republican
Primaries Not Likely to Have
Any Effect in Mondays Convention

! Lyon ana dntl-Lyon, 6rOeSD9ck anC
! Bassett; Heginbotham and Vigus-
these were the chief points of difference
In the Republican primaries held in the
various districts of the city and coun
| ~ Friday evening Naturally, both and
all sides lay claim TO having gained
! the victory. Whether or not victory
IN the primaries really means n victory
IN the convention next Mondays il
would do in any other state than Utah
remains 10 be seen. The likelihood
is that primary declarations amount to
nothing, for it has been the experience
that church Republican conventions are
run by revelation and not by will of
the party rank and file,
One of the incidents of the primaries
was the defeat of Stephen H. Love. for
merly state senator aud president of
that body In the session of 1907, ia his
own district, Forest Dale. Mr., Love
was left. off the delegation. Neverthe,
less he is one of the near candidates.
FOR the nomination 10 the senate. The
result OF the primaries follows:
District John F. Bowman, A. n.
Woodruff. Henry Taggart. Hazel Tag
CART. H. NJ, Smith, Louis KeIsch Samuel
NOVEL;, n. r. Little and Frank Schuyler;
frank SCHUYLER, chairman; John +. Bow
wood 1,f'rf' G Il id. Glenn j. LRrs@T j. sA;o5 Lock
Wllken, Annie Nichols. Jesse ID. Jewkes.
Ray Sermon and NARROW Taylor, j. RI.
District SIS. c. Stookey, j, r.. Smith.
c, II. Davies. Edwin Evans, T. B. Rich
ards: George a, Goff and II. T. Haines ::
r NJ Timer, chairman.
District 3-Charles Rasband. Nlcoli An
derson. K. j. Eddington. w j Moore,
Edwin Sheets. II. y Smith. John Cor
hidge. William z, Pratt and l.. NJ Ash
District IN. II. Tanner. James d. Par
dee. +. c. Davis. Is II. Stenenseu, Mary
TANNER and Mrs. A. Timmony;N. II Tan
ner, chairman; James u. Pardee, secre
District sc, II. seager. Mrs. J. c.
Chandler, r. J.. Shepherd Peter Hart
George C. Buckle. John Gallagher. A.
idge and g. a. Gibbs.
District 6-R, 3. WoollsS T. A Telles-
sen and George a, ,sains6tfy.
Rro District o,;,,mc - IIW, Fl; LoySey. Il Frank
J: IS. Swensen. Andrew Smith. Sr. Mary
c. Smith and Jessie r. Cannon alter
Th"ns nqtes. !; NJ, Hansen, e. Furer and
Frank Braning, secretary.
District S-Henry Fitzpatrick Andrew
smith Jr,. c. A, Erickson. b Clegg, p.
J. Sandbers, J. w. Eldredge, Jr,. ]. Y.
Smith. sr. and William E. Pugh; George
Weller. chairman; p. b. Reed. secretary.
District 9-Neil Greenalch George 3.
Margetts. J. d. Murdock, w, 5. Knowl-
den, George b. Margetts, chairman; Neil
Greenalch. secretary.
District 10-Joseph C. Sharp, w. H
Tobias, Alice Dunban. Joseph Tuckheld.
Hans Chrstopherson and J, d. McAlister;
W II, Tobias. chairman: j. c. Tuck
field. secretary.
District III. NJ Rasmussen. p. o.
Perkins. Elizabeth Mines and Lillian Cut
Ter; j. NJ. Rasmussen, chairman; ]. G.
McAlliSter, secretary.
District Fireman Basset. D. P
kingsbury: William j. knapton, Eber
Case. w n. Davis, Joseph McRac;
CHAIRMAN; William j. Knapton; secretary,
Disrlc, l3-Fred Bassett. D. w. Simon.
Claude Y. Russell. II. b. Cromar, Dan
Loftin. 6. e. Marks
ing, Joseph Christensen. c S Kinney.
Ike Emery. Axel Stede. Andrew Jensen.
Nora Swaner; instructed 10 support can
District i5"P. p Christensen. % j. B.
Kelly, w d Gaby. George Buckle, J. z.
o. B. Kelly, chairman; ". D.
Gsby; 3i6y; secretary con'mittee George
District 16-Wiliam +. I.angenbacher.
II. S. Cutler. Alex Buchanan, Ir..
Charles Cottrel, Jr,. B. B. Mann, John
District 17-Dr. Thomas Hazel. Louis
Hoaglund. Charles E. Davey. l. e. Wiley;
Thomas Hazel. chairman; l., Hoaslund.
secretary.
District lS-H w, Hansen. William L.
Roeberg. L. 4. Carlson. Oliver Pearson,
r. s. Pruhs. Sr.. r. S. Pruhs. Jr.. r.. S.
Pruhs. chairman, Mrs. Klinkenburg. sec
retary.
District lo-J. E. Mackay; Farley An
w: s Cowsn. Robert schanks, Joseph
Winlless. John c.. Rushton. Alex Cowan.
Sr.. chairman; j. L, Mackay, secre-
tary.
Wor'hen John MGPhse; J; N. NJ s1sslr esd e;
Robinson. E: NJ, Bennett; a. =. Aubrey
District 2lLWiIliam McLaGhlan; 1aih II D
4 Herr; John e. Busby chairman; vii
lam McLachlan. secretary.
District Pc. J. Eardley, ]. f. Cow
escd sS EyapS; mnserson a 1 TGoGpsGm e. Reed T.
:, Ivans. Hyrum Thompson: e. c. Ivans,
chairman; stephen G. Reed. secretary.
=, District 223.mmA. r Anderson; 5 "
\, l2ldredee. Mrs, c. Cowan; j. r. Jefs.
chairman; :. w. Crowther. secretary
District 24-Sarah, j. l.. Rudy, James
sarah J. J.. Rudy. secretary, So,
District 25-Joseph Rigby. j. j. Meyers.
!. s. Kelly; ], ]. Meyers, chairman; Mrs. |
: Risby. secretary. ,,-,,.o,, c
.. A. Ulrey: c. Il. Cope chairman, 7. L.
Hammer. secretary
DISTRICT SD. 2 Miner A. s Meser1s,
secretary.
District 27-J j. Greenewald Burl |
r. Houston. Arthur Brown |
7. ]. Greenewald. chairman; A. Brown. /
secretary.
District 54-CarI Reynolds. Sam Ed !
nunds John Wcnandl. II. Grffiths: Carl !
REYNOLDS. chairman; A. II. Webb, secrc~
ary.
District go. p. Nichols. Mrs. Q. B.
Nichols. n NJ. Burton. Mrs. Fl. NJ Bur
on; .. r. Nichols, chairman; II. NJ Bur-
on secretary.
District 5S-c NJ Nielsen. Albert Ma
,eY, Jr., Jesse Goodfellow: c. NJ. Mel |
EN-; chairman: Albert Mabey. Jr.. secre-
AIRY.
District 29-Joseph F.. Burbidge. ] A.
.kman NJ. NJ. johnson. Mrs. NJ. l.. Price /
William n. Crater. Fred W. Price. Birdie !
1kman. Joseph f. Burbidge. chairman;
District 3o-J. w. Wilson. A. 6. Ed
Yards. Mrs. q. Flacell, r. Harkness T.
Y Wilson. chairman.
District $40. c. DYER. John Peterson.
y. 3. Booth, o. X. Lund F. A Ellis:
Y. r. Booth, chairman: o. f. Lund. sec
etary.
District ga p. Kesler. j. P White
drs Belle White, Edna l.. Smith An
rev Bowman. j. Greenwood Hattie
White: ]. P. White. chairman: a Bow