The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-09-03
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ton to him at the state convention
which will be held in Salt Lake City,
September 5th. The same consider
alton and endorsement was given Gov
ernor William Spry.
The convention was called to or
der at 1880 hv County Chairman II.
A. Peterson who expressed his opin-
ion that the Republican party WI
win the state and county elections
this fall as they have done in the
past and was delighted with the out
look. He introduced as temporary
chairman of the convention, Attorney
A. Il. Bowen of Logan and secretary
J. w. Jensen Of Hyrum. Following
= neat little speech by Attorney Bow.
en-, the usual committees were ap-
pointed and a thirty minute recess
taken for the preparation OF reports.
The following were the committees
with their membership:
On Resolutions-H. G. Nebeker, H.
Bullen, George Thomas, Joseph A.
Smith, w. c. Parkinson, ]. p Toolson,
and F. G. Taylor.
Permanent Organization and Order
of Busness-J. l.. McCarrey, ID. M.
Bickmore, N. G. Allen, Henry Jensen,
Joseph Odell.
On Credentials. II. Marshall, J.
Meikle, Fred BALKAN, Martin, Olsen
ind Fritz Ecklund.
On Apportionment-Thomas Smart,
Chairman, c. z. Harris, secretary.
At the appointed time all delegates
were in position and the various re.
ports made. II. G. Nebeker presented
the report for the resolutions commit
tee which was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. M. c. Harris presented res
olut!on to the body Of the conven
ton asking for the endorsement OF
-. c. Walters as district Judge. Soin'.
discussion followed which brought
forth the fact that there were more
than one candidate In the field when
a motion was put and prevailed Ia
bling the resolution.
The committees report on appor.
tionment was presented and adopted
when each delegation proceeded to
name delegates following a FIVE min
ute recess. The delegates thus pre-
sented were accepted by the conven
ton and are as follows:
To The Stat, Convention.
Avon and Paradise-D. NJ. Bick
more and George w. Summers.
Charleston and Newton - Ga rel
: Dahle.
Cove, Cornish and Mt. Homes W
Allen.
North I.cgar ana Hyde Parl,-.A
King sid F. r. BALKAN.
Hyrum-H. II. Peterson. j. w. Jen
sen, A. B. Vaughan, H. H. Jensen.
Logan: District No John F
Wright; District No. 2-H. A. Peder
son; District No. 81. A. Hinckley
District No. Nv. 7. Hopkins an(
ID r. Roberts; District No. 5-Thom
as Smart and J. H. Marshall; Distrc
No. "a. l.. Cole; District No. I'll
Bullen, Jr., and A. E. Bowen; Distric
; No. Sc. W. Robinson and j. A
: Nielsen; District No. 9-W. w. Nc
Laughlin and j. z. Stewart, Jr.; Dis
tr.ct No. 1O-Ephraim Christensen
: and James Mcneil.
Lewiston, Stephenson and Wheele
IF. NJ. Stephenson, Jr., J. NJ. Ander
son, William E. Rigby, Jr.
Mt. Sterling and College,. w
= Dunn.
Wellsville-N. G. Allen, p. r. Mel
r,ll and j. A. Leatham.
. Newton-Fritz Ecklund.
Providence-Jos. A. Smith and J
Il. Hansen.
Richmond-T. H. Merrill and ]. L
McCarrey.
i Smithfield-T. H. Reese, F. j. Coz
B ton, r. B. Thornley,, ]. j. Meikle, an,
y Thomas j. Richardson.
Mendon and Petersboro-H. r
. Richards.
To The judicial Convention.
Avon and Paradise-Orson Thoma
and w. r. Shipley.
Charleston and Trenton -Thoma
Godfrey.
Benson-Schn Kicks.
Cove, Cc"nish and Mt. Home
,, George Com sh.
: Greenville and Hyde Park-GeorgC
y. Rich and Mr.. Ashcroft.
Hyrum-M. A. Gill, ]. f. William
son, A, M. Israelsen, II. F. Liljenquis
and II. II. Jensen.
Logan: District No. III. c. Allen;
District No. 2-Olof |. Peterson and
r. w, James; District No. 3-Johr
In Adop,c. nf,t,fak N,