The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-27
NAME DELEGATES To
STATE CONVENTIO|I
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LISlrlct no. aics-Andrew w
Il G. Thorson. George p Traynor.
District No. f-Deleeates = Frank
GSaaIes !gahes' T. roTspnd R Iufhef A1'srnates-
District No. 5-pcleentes-J = Gala
cher, p. T. Pvper. }. Il CooE. i j. I'll
gre4 Alternetees-J l.. Gibson Mrs. s.
/ District No. G-Delegates-Dr. j. Thom-
as Anton Jacobson. Alternatcs-W. M
Butler, william Ross.
| way Louis lyerson. Alternates-D ".
I Strinsfelcw. John Paradise. Instructed
/ for Joseph w. strngfelow for attorney
Z general
District No s-state convention-Dele-
Z ga'es-Samuel Dowsc. D. c. Geertson,
John lia!verson. Alteruates. D. F. Aldrlch
Mr. Mrs May 5,,,i po%se ,1I Mrs Fannie StringfeI-
! Charles Driscoli Alternates-Mrs John
( rllglvers2n, Mrs; Lottie, Aldrich. Mrs.
oelia Johnson. Instructed for Joseph w.
! Strtngfclow for attorney general
! District No. 9-Delegates-H. B. Fol-
som. W. r. Foster. Alternates--S NJ.
Foster Dlantha Morris; Resolution
/ District No 1O-Delegates-Joeeph NJ.
! Cohen. Mrs. a H. ,Woolley. w. s. Sails
| bury. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cohen
! District No 11-Deleg egates-J. w Bur
Alternates--John shea. Raymond Ray,
! DISTRICT No. 12..Delegates-J. A Young,
j, L. knight. j. F. Taylor. r. B. Thur
| man. one-half vote each Alternates-
Roscoe, Groo, Frank Margetts. James
chairman. r. B. Thurman. elected.
District No. ia-Deiegates-G. 4 Nc
Lean. stephen l.. Movie, Alternates-C,
District No. 1{-Delegates-N. II. Jen-
| sen. Harry Pinnock. A,ternates-w S
Dajton; J. s, Young.
sloan: Dan 3. Shields. Df,fsaiSsn AitsrnatesNJ Il 4
George Y whitemore 1t ao for soyernor oyeTpsSe' f0'
Dlstc!ct No. S-Delegates-C. II. IS
terpates-B. 8. Scott, H. Van Dam. Jr
District No Neutrality-suspicious. E
Clarke, stephen L. Richards. A resolu.
ton was adopted declaring It 10 be tht
sense Of the meeting that the Office Of
| public instruction and the judiciary bs
eliminated from politics.
District No. l02-Delegates-H l.. Pen.
| rose. Fred E. Pratt.
Second Ward.
District No. t6-Delegates-J. P. Ma.
| han. A. V, Thompson. Alternates-Mrs
O. c. Ormsby. Mrs r. F. Horth.
District No. 17-Delegate-W. a. Pet.
tit.
District No. 1S-Delegates-C. s. Mills
Mortensen ~ =
District No i9-Delegates-c. A. Carl
a.nist. G Z: surbidse, George 7. Eywaa'
Chairman; G 7 7. s ByWster. secretary. M na5!auS'
District No. 2o-Delegates--J.. j. For
est 6isSsf GsHrse 6 So Smith & NJ sTawe
Blakely. II. G. Give,
District No. 22--Delegates-D. Mar
getts. A. H. CouI,on. F w, Retting
Homer, n II. Clayton, Charles Rushton
| w. r. Watson
District No. 2s-pelegates-C ]. Bengt
zen J. d. Wright. AIternates-W, Void
! berg
District No. 24-Delegates-J. NJ. Wood
District No, 25-Delegates-w. II Lane
| J NJ, Foller w, a Liebleln. Alternates-
George p. Horrock, l.. S. Dickey a. II
Ray.
District No 2e-DeIegates-G. l.
Iutchlns, william II. Couehman, T N
District No. 27-Delegates-John Ster.
ling, P c. Lewis Al,ernates--J, NJ
Fowler. Thomas e. Taylor. p. c. Lewis
| chairman Of district
e. C. Parker. J. NJ o'Teas. Alterpa,es-
j II. Lloyd, Il. c. Lewis. Lydia y
Parker.
District No. 29-Delega tes-W. 4
Sprlneall, j w. Ure. Harvey Culver. AL
ternates-John e. Holt Lucinda A. TIRE
District No 3o-Delesates-Joseph Fl
! Haslam. Albert Bullough. Alternate
! William A. Jones.
Third Ward.
District No. S1-Delegates-W. T. Nut
District No. s2-DcIegates-Mrs. II. J.
Hayward, r. A. Margetts. Arthur F
Barnes. Alternates-D. o Wiley, Jr., Fl
J, Hayward, William Langford,
E-.o
D, Eoundy Mrs: George p, Riser. Mrs,
Sarah n. Reid, Albert Scare. Aternates
.-Pariey H. Walters. John 3: Reid. Mrs
Harriet Dyer. Mrs. Eliza Thomas. In
District No. 3i-Delegate tes-George W,
William Derham William selley.
District No. 35--Delegates-E A. Nor
Harding. Charles r. Howe and Joseph s.
Fowler; executive committee.
pdosid District No ,j, asIDelegates-Hardin pei
Horne, Alternates-Johr Holly, Alice NJ
Mon FOR governor.
District Mo s7-Ipelega,es-Georse y,
Twitchelj Samuel Shaw. .A.erna tes-Jo-
seph Fl. PLAYER, David r. Perkins. Abel
Preece, Ida P-eece
District No. 3s-Delegate-C. 8 Wal
District No. 39-Delegates-D. 2. Felt,
r, S Fernstrom Alternate-Joseph
Halvevson.
I District No. elegates-wiliam B,
Neal, A. y Buchanan. Martin S, Lind
say Alternates-N. {. Mortensen. Mrs.
Nell Johnson, Mrs. Victoria H. Thur
man.
Fourth Ward
District Nc. 4I-Delegates--George D.
Pvper. IS ". MenGenhali. J. Moyle Gray,
W. II. Leary, Alternates-Ashby Snow.
George 3 Alden. II. P. Richards, Alonzo
Young
District No io-Deiegates-C C. Nes-
len r. y. Wilson, Harry Sheppard Athol
Rsw'iEs
D!str!c, No. i3-Deleg egates-N. Y. Scho-
field Newton Farm. .Alternates-James
Peacock. : II Lynch S II Lynch,
elected chairman; q, c. Lyon. secretary,
George a Partridge. James Peacock, K.
L. sloan. executive committee.
District No. 4a-State convention. dele
eates-John. Dern. T. +. Thomas, w Fl.
King. W. w. Ray, Judicial convention
w. j. PouIton, j. p. Nichols, Ben S.
Rtves. George II. Dern. Instructed for
John Dcrn for governor; Judge o. W.
Kimban Will c. Farrell, Anna Pierce.
r. Ball, V, S. Pcet. +.