The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Another Lively Contest.

Another Lively Contest.
Aside from the contest between Will
son and Clark in the state convention,
there also is promise of a pretty fight
between the several candidates for the
position Of national committeeman from
Utah. This position is now held by
| Frank Nebeker, who, in the absence Of
| information to the contrary, is pre-
sumed to be a candidate for the posi-
tion to succeed himself However, there
are other patriots who will contest the
honor with Mr. Nebeker. Major Sam
uel A. King believes himself to be Pc
culiarly fitted for this responsible po-
sition and he has not the slightest hesi-
| fancy III saying that he is out after
the job and will remain in the running
fides to him that he will have to re-
main in the ranks. Culbert L. Olson
aud George D, Alder, both dyed-in the
wool Democrats, who have never
strayed away from the party corral.
also are candidates for the position and
haven't the slightest idea OF separat-
ing themselves from the race until
forced to take such action by their
constituents.
List Of Delegates.
Following are the results of last
night 8 primaries in the election dis
tricts Of the city and county:
District Joseph Jones, John w
Luell. Alternates-sylvester Bradford,
Mrs. Joseph Jones,
&C II. Carlquist, L. r. Aartineau
8-R. c. Thoresen. H. L. Penrose,
Judge e D. Hoge. Alternates-Mrs. r.
c. Thoresen. Mrs. Il. D. HoGe. Mrs Carl
5-B T., Pyper. J. J. GALLAGHER, j.
6-Dr, J. Thomas. Alternate-F'rancis
George Strlngfellow. Bon IT. Lloyd.
Alternate-John Paradise.
S-P e aeeEtseH, Oliver sHodEEsonn
Forester, Joseph Strngtellow.
ternates-MIlando Pratt Mrs. Milando
Pratt.
iO-Jullus NJ Cohen. w F.. Salisbury.
Alternatcs-A. II WoolIey, Granville
Gillette.
John W. Burton. John Shea Alter
nates-J. S, Bransford Mrs. Tom Pitt
12-Joseph A. Young, r. B. Thurman.
Alternates-James kinneIly. +. E. Mar
setts.
Joseph asmW s Hyds Ra'RRs %sneT G Sloan L. ''es'
| 15-w, j. Sloan, Dan 3. Shields. AL
ternate-J n Hamilton, A. It. Cline.
16-Mrs Q. c. ormsby, F. r, Hardie.
l3-1colSe T. Io'i piose' ScoiSe !. DS-
zo-T Y. Lewis. Theodore 7. Burton,
21-G r. Blalely, Mrs Give.
23-Charles j. Bengtzen, John ..
Wright Alternate-William o. Wold-
berg. ,, z,..-,or p.., v.,-u,.r
26-Mrs Drikcy. Christopher Ten
97-rhomas T., Taylor. Thomas Il
osNIIarvey w Culver, James W.
IRE Alternates-John II. Jones. Frank
sI~Rodney It. Badger. William T
s2-R A. Margetts. II. j. Hayward. a.
Harvard Arthur Barnes. Mrs, William
$sSHenry II, Walters, Mrs; Harriet
TSF Georse aSF'2h Fi%an Mrs SF%dssS A"nis
3IJ5shGa seiley. Mrs Rose Eklund.
Alterna tes-Georse w. Timpson, William
a5-H. s. Fowler, e. a. Morgan, Alter
nates-J C, Westwood. Henry Nor
p:s5n asmJohn Gsy .sIoss r kns. n,, Hardin
Mgs. J l.; Nsoeker. Mrs T +: slestsr.
Morris. ], II. Player: Alvin Perkins.
SD. p. Felt Alternate-Joseph A
nates-Georee II. Scheppard. Mrs. Ben
Johnson
H-B. W. MendenhalI. George o. Alder,
| Douglas A. Swan, Alternates-J. p
Sprunt. TI, r. Richards. l.. II. Young.
&C. Clarence Nesler. Harry Shep-
herd. c. l.. Olsen. GItemates-J s.
Lapish. Athol Rawltns. r. n. Wilson
i3-Ma athonihah Thomas. Newton Farr
Alternatcs-N. 7. Schofiald, g. r. Lyon
A-John Dcrn. T. r. Thomas, w 81
King Administrations 8. Means, Ben
s. Rlyes. c. l.; King;
Alternates-Dr ". S. Downey. c. n
Ray.
ao-S. n N,he, y - Ncoer, Y. n
D. w McCalIistor, j. J. Mcclellan.
Thames Maxwell. Roger w. Powers
AlternaLes-Wilford Moyle. John Dorius. |