The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
[|UBuCANS ARE
1 LACKING IN HOPE
ktualIy No Interest Manifest
|ty Rank and File in the
Primaries.
|INCtI TO MAKE SLATE
,,iherwood Will Head the
ricket to Be Chosen at To-
|morrow's Convention.
|JNCFl TO MAKE SLATE

!, apathy in Republican ranks in
.ts CITY Was never so evident as
,,A. Republican primaries neld last
4, for The purpose Of choosing dele
], 10 the Republican city convention
u. hcla IN the Colonial theater. Not
.,,s contest for, places OF Inc Repun-
aolenotions was made in any dis
N.hercycr Republican politician
x ,ountv oynplovce lived slate OF
.,,,tss was fixed up as usual and put
'srh tven Ulouch there were only
~ fao n; the primary
cany Districts. however, the district
-msn aid no, 60 10 tho trouble To IN
sSte oi delegates aud reported That
r-,ma-y was held. In scarcely dis
4 rnre iheTe more than half dozen
|Lcns at the primary.
Duty Of Delegates.
q. dn,y of the delegates Ia The con-
HAN viii be merely 10 rstify the slate
IN made UP hy the federal bunch.
IS sa,e wi, include two former Amer
4 nsmcs II the federal bunch is salts
sihsi the former Americans can make
4 aurcclable show OF strength. Sc
4, Icrmer Americans appeared at tho
.-blican primaries last night. however.
I'm Is not unlikely that the federal
<th viii decline to go through with the
N previously arranged.
Fcfd Was passed 10 the Republican
Ma ohairmcn chat wherever = 10. :ucr
+E,san appeared at The primary his
<sshould be placed on the list of dele
Ia The former Americans who are
nfsiAs 10 the Republican convention
dtc.deily few Among them are r.
.Cbnnor \. Il. CorSeT. u q, Souther
1A. II. Parsons,
1corlnc 10 present plans. the federal
<!asaie which win be presented to tho
Etlcan convention tomorrow for
@ca,icn will be:
'sf Mayor L. o. Leatherwood.
d. Four-yeav commissioners s-Dr &.
|p1glss and T. 4. ClllisteT.
Fr Tvo-year Commissioners ,.
"a and i. II. Crsbbc.
'r Auditor Margaret Zane Witcher or
A Edward
n two former American names on the
h are =. J. Mood and Or. e ! Doug
TO Offset these and make \ better
E1fel ticket some OF the federal
Dh are proposInc the elimination of
Bis and Callistcr and the substitution
4 brace Of Mormon bishops. Hcner e
Lson sad Joseph Christensen, Neither
these bishops. however. evidenced
'Ish interest in the approaching con-
flcn 10 attend the primaries. so that
tproba0lc tEei they wiz not be candi-
S May Change Plans.
-oud the feGsra! bunch see nj to
draw from the deal made with the
Per Americans. Fred VI. Price and
'1ces Ciawscn may succeed the two
1er Americans on the ticke, Fred
e MAS one cf the first arowcd candI-
s for city commissioner. but his
'ltacy seems TO be taken seriously
Fq'Sa!" mentioned by the Republicans
4 eandi6atc.
ae nomination for auditor is going
snns, Eyta Margaret Zane Witchc>
y. \. EIwards have been urged to
q nc race. hut beth have dcmurred.
e Hist of delegates from those dis
~ Vfich reported last nigAt follows.
.ha First Ward.
agrct John NJ. Bowman. NJ. K.
4E tronk SCHUYLER. r. a Rancls. J..
ttesell, George J., Belts. y. 3. Corscr,
allr T. Cocmbs. Mrs. Arthur +.
1a,@, 1ta@, Jula Er'Nen and John W. Smell,
Ilse' I-Raymond y. Sermon. j. =.
q ,sonthcF. Daniel Harrington, Ed
y >. Grocsbcck, y. r. Connor, L. j.
~ {: Dallas. J. \. lockwood.
.asc T. Smith, L. G. Kelley and II. &
Sei'ict SI--F. N. Timer. 5. ]. Stookcy.
IS IS cummings. &. l.. Shelley. .. Il.
NE. j. e: ucn!gar. Job Hemsley. E..
,Nsn and Il. c. Burlington.
'5sIlr' c5W ~ o. Eadington. James De-
3 " ;. Moore. a. L. .lamlin. Charles
Y, Mcholas anderson. Heber Sheets.
IN NV baxter. WIN Groesbcck. Heber T.
w zen X. Harris. Il. Houghton. j. NJ
V =; ~ LNman. Jr. II. G., Naylor.
IL Lynch Arthur jenkins and l..
.5sticr IN. II. Tanner. James d
~. Z. {. Davis. Marv Tanner. a. II.
'ano JOHN Hughes.
slnet o.. A Tcllcfsen. Il d. Wool
tysonh N. HAYS. g. w Bird. George
f,pury and Marie NJ. Johnson
J,- a..