The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-10
HOLD
THEIR PRIMARIES
Delegates to County Convention Selected Much
Enthusiasm Is Displayed.

Democratic primaries 10 elect dele
gates 10 tho county convention held
| in all the districts Of salt Lake county
/ last night brought out better attend
anco than any Democratic primaries
held in years in this county. In many
/ OF tho districts there was a large num-
Der Of people voting aud in some OF
| the districts there were sharp con-
| tests. MANY Of the districts instructed
for favorite sons for place on the
| Democratic county ticket. The largo
attendance al the primaries and the
enthusiasm displayed would indicate
| that the Democrats this year believe
| they have a chance 70 carry the county.
The convention will be held at tho Gar
rick theater Thursday.
Numerous Instructions.
The primaries last night forecasted
sharp contest in the county conyen-
tion for the nomination of sheriff. Six
OF the districts in the city and county
instructed for Captain John B. Bur
bidgo for this place on the ticket;
two districts were for Harries and one
each for Holley and Howells. -Four
districts instructed for p, s Rives for
county clerk and one for A. i. Scare
for this position. Three districts in
structed for .Tohu Halverson for county
assessor and one for Barney h. Quinn
One district in each case instructed for
John Cook, w. r. Hughes, June Limo
missinners. For the legislature y. I.
Pyper, G. c. Mclean and Julien BAN
berger were indorscd bv their home
districts Two districts Instructed for
j. T.. t1ero for county surveyor, and
two for NJ. &. Ivcrson for county au-
ditor. One district instructed for Ste
phen l.. Moyle for county auditor and
tion. j. l.. Brown was indorsed by his
home district for county attorney.
Looks Good for Tobin.
Four districts instructed for John +.
Tobin for city Judge and as no oppo-
sition to his candidacy has yet devel
oped he Will likely be one of the nomi-
pees on the city judicial ticket. Two
districts iudorsed j. A. Young for JUS
ticc of the peace, one district instructed
for Martin Lindsey and one for w.
=. Dalton for Justice OF the peace.
Two districts instructed for i. r. Can
ming for constable and one for ". ID.
Fowler.
Many new candidates for county of.
fce on the Democratic ticket have ap-
peared within the last day or two and
there are several contestants for al
most every place on the county and
legislative tickets, insuring an inter
cstlng convention.
The delegates elected last night from
the different districts in the city and
county are;
First Ward
District IA
r. j. Maynes. Arthur Hcnnefcr A. SVEN
son. G; g. Buckle, j. T. Fitzgerald. Ar
thur Mcfarland.
District IN. V. Jones. l.. r. Mar
tineau. c. H. Carlquist, r. Collett, Il. w.
Hartley.
District Sc. II Islaub. Joseph Hems-
Van Dam. Jr, c. NJ. Alston. Benjamin
Scott Instructed for Harries for shcr-
itr and Thomas Als,on for recorder.
District 3-R. Leo Bird. y: w. Sal
Il. Lewis. Mrs. V. y, Lewis. Instructed
for B. r. Harries for sheriff. b. S. Rivea
for clerk. ). Il. Canning for constable.
District l0l-Stephen l.. Richards. WI
liam Nisbet, Thomas Aston. A c. Smoot.
+. p Connor
District 1911. L. Penrose, J. w.
Mckinney. $. l.. Ensign. John A. Fors-
lund' Gronway Parry Mrs. II. L. Pen
District Prank Hughes. C. F. Fors-
lund. I. ID. Hughes. John Netterli, John
V: Hughes. Neils Rasmussen. Instruct
ed for John Halyerson Tor county asses
sor and for J. b. Burbdge for sheriff
District De. a Johnston. Mrs. s. a.
kcnner' T. j. Rawlins: John Cook. B. T,
Fypcr. r. Harry Fiers. j. j. GALLAGHER,
T. r. Sargent Instructed for John Cook
FOR county commissioner q. r. Pyper for
representative and E. II. Fiero for sur
yeror.
District 6--J. G. Cecil. Anton jacobson.
Or. J. Thomas, NJ. f. Smith. l.. But
District IL. f. Ivcrson. r. n, sIddo-
Nay, 7. y. Horne. Jr., Elmer Johnson. L.
W stringlellow. Berkley Olson. John
Paradise. II. Mitchell. Instructed for NJ.
. lverson for county auditor.
District Samuel Dowse Ben r
Aldridge; Charles Drisooll. Arthur Buck
bee, r. NJ. Weller. James Iverson, Oliver
.iodEson. Mrs. May Dowse. Instructed
for John Halverson for county assessor
Robinson. John Crofton. p. II Midgeley.
William Foster. =. J. Kennedy. Drantha
Morris. Ella Mcdonald;
NJ. Cohen, Granville Gillett. W. o. Nor
rel, w. 5, Salisbury. $. f. Kershaw.
District ii-John Shea. ". II. Bintz.
Jr:. Mrs. T. F. Pitt. S. a. Greenwood,
John w Burton. Mrs. John Shea, ]. f.
district l2-s. s. I.ecuyer Joseph 4
Young, z. J. Youngbers. Frank Mar
James X. wenneiiy. George II. Motifs, Moras
Mrs. J. 4. Young.
District BE. J. Mooney. Stephen I.
Movie, Gilbert A Mclean. W. 4. Fuller,
c. ". Dovse. Mrs. William Adams In
structed for stephen L. Moyle for county
recorder and for Gilbert a. Mclean for
state senator.
District I'm IL Jensen. Joseph f
HYDE. w. S. Dalton. r. Poll. ]. :. Darke
Instructed IN support II. T.. l.. Collier
FOR county surveyor. W. 6. Dalton for Jus
iice of the peace. Thomas l.. Alston for
county recorder and j. l. Brown for
county attorney.
District i5-A. =. Kline. !. r.. Letchcr
J. NJ Hamilton, Edward Nissen Walter
sloan. Daniel II, Shields
| District l5-Sirs .. g Ormsby.
District l1-No primary held.
| Second Ward