The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
REPUBLICANS HOLD
DISTRICT PRIMARIES
Select Delegates to Conven-
tion Which Will Nominate
Legislative Ticket.
LIVELY FIGHT is LIKELY
Profusion of Candidates Gives
Promise of Warm Contests;
Many Endorsed.
LIVELY FIGHT is LIKELY

of delegates TO the county legislative |
convention, TO be held Friday, were held
| throughout the city and county last night. |
A healthy interest was manifested in the
city districts, though in many of the
| outside districts the attendance was poor.
Most of the delegates were unnstructed
and those who were instructed SO
widely divided among the aspiring cam
didates that anything like an accurate
| indication to what Will happen at the
| convention is not to be gathered from the
primaries at least,
In the, senatorial contest Carl Badger
and 5. j. Stookey who are seeking re-
! nomination, are believed TO have re-
celved sufficient Endorsement last night
TO make their denomination comfortably
other candidates indorsed and a warm
fight Is likely to take place. Senator c.
Il. Marks, who wants another term, re-
ceived no instructed delegates last night,
though in several districts his name was
Endorsed. Karl Hardy. w. j. Burton,
Charles Cottrell and II. ]. Nelson Jared
almost equally well in the matter Of in
Clarence Bamberger, son Of j, e. Bam-
berger who Is candidate for the lower
maries. His nomination is practically
assured. Claude T. Barnes. Mrs. ELIZA
beth Bonnemort. w. T. Pratt, NJ Ii.
tiria HirebeI D 3 B;,, Richards. F. e Fran
each received Instructed delegates, Other
candidates for the lower house are Thorn
as Jerraud of Taylorsyille, Marshall A.
ley, William Mcmillan w F. Adams,
Daniel McRae OF Granger. w. Fl. Wood
ring Of Bingham and r. l., Judd.
bers Of The existing 9 house ei While aff Eardey ard
was member of the 1909 legislature,
Ten candidates for the house and three
for the senate are to be nominated by the
convention.
In district IS last night resolution
was adopted indorsing the recall feature
of the commission form of government
state law by the coming legislature In
the Thirteenth district Claude Y Russell
resigned as chairman and Fred c. Bas-
selt was elected to succeed him.
The legislative convention will be held
In the Garrick theater. beginning at II
O'clock Friday morning. Harry Joseph
Will preside as temporary chairman
The delegates chosen follow,
DISTRICT IN. r: Little. r; Fl, Solomon.
Frank Schuyler c. J.. Woodberry.
NJ M2.H9ward Il "a: A. King. Mrs. Z; Bailey,
T., Pratt; A. L.. Hamlin, Mrs. c. o..
) Allen Allen Mrs NcGth Arthur ,,ss.l Jenkins r ~
S. Fitzgerald, Harriet Starr
Mrs. c. F. Barrett. r c. Carlston,
W, II. MGSorley, Amos Moreton. c. F.
S--Mrs. A. w. Eardley. Mrs J. U. Ell
dredge, Jr.. r. j. Froiseth. j. W. Weller.
=. G. Morgan. Alternates-Thomas Z.
son. John y. Smith. Jr.. N G, Morgan.
o-Mrs. Harry ] Robinson. T. J.
GTeenfWaa icKStbarGs GeorSe MecoosY B. MarEetts
son; II. e, Nelson, Mrs. o'Brien.
III. M Rasmussen. William ], KauI.
l2-fIeber Case. NJ. Eugene Holt, Mrs,
f, L. Smith.
F. w. Ottestrom. f. J. Milne
14-Joseph Christensen. Axel Steele,
D Fife. G Why; ". coiins 9Srsg + sGdVls EdWsrds IS
17-Mrs r A. Hodge, Mrs. Laura Tan
l., Dayey, L.. M. Cannon
1S-R. L. Shannon, J.. ]. Wood, Mrs
Amanda Pruhs, Mrs. Helen Hanson, A.
2l-J: w. Currle w. P. Appleby. John
. r, Busby A. l.. Clawson
22-S. G. Watson. S, r. Christensen.
r. Bul.le, j. d; Brown. j. c. Poulton,
25-Mrs. F.; Apin, Mrs NJ. McCurdy.
, 2s-Iames James, Leatham, Roscoe vigus.
Ss-Ro6srt Sa-R %s pedn1sm Burton ;I,, J w sansr
ternates. 9 Is, Nichols G, 3. Patterson.
29-F. W. Price. Joseph e. Burbidge, w
H. punaeld, =. Martha Price J. A. Ekman,
John, Il. Gibbs Mary A. Bridge. William
Mid1lemIss.
22-s. F. Fenton. Andrew Jensen. Lee
, ass. NJ. Barlow. r. A. IIcrringer. T.
A.. Moore, Zina Prntt. Mrs a. Mowrey.
sc. NJ. Lees. w. ] Hall William Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Eva Lees, William p Gil
lispic, NJ w. Miner,
%9-Edward Brook. Mrs. Alma Henocl<.
ao-J. c. McClain. William II. Jones.
White. John Hunter
5l-Christine c. Cook Phebe C. Tay-
lor. s, r. Clawson. A. w. Felt. Clayton l.
, ga. f. Irvine. n. L, Nelson. J. T.
Hammond. Jr., Job Lyon. Harry s. Hsr-
per: \ r. Thomas 49,,
Callister, Mrs, s. r. Kimbsn Mrs S, ".
JeukIuson, w, Il. Madison NJ S. Cum
W~ilarry 5. Joseph. Mrs Selma will
liams. Mrs. Hanna Castlctou. Miss r
, Petersen and Atha Williams
f%.Mrs Harriet Nye, r. e. Brown.
, Bir.cll.
iG-Mrs. II. L. Cummings. w. s.
Higham. n. e r. Thompson, James Hi
47-Arthur j, Brown, Joseph Lippman,
w. Il. Hutchinson and Richard r. Lv-
man.
Campbell. Minnie II. Davis and Maud r.
Boorbourow.
aa-sanford w, Hedges. Ernest f.
Woolley, John NJ Hayes and n. w Som
5O-Rachael L. siegeI. Mrs. Rodney r.
Badger. Edward p, Carter and Benja-
| MIN u. NltEfl.
5l-Mrs. Jeta Browning, Henry Cohn
and William NJ. McCrea
h2-Mrs. Olive Havcns, Mrs, Rose APP
piehaum, A. Conovcr and c. c. rlatt,
63--Dr. Charles q. Plummcr. j. II
sicgel and II. Young.
5i-Edward Berry, Joseph Siskow and
Fred l.. Holman
{ 57-James NJ. Carlson, James Peter
son, H. T. Myton, William Carlson and
John T.. Guest,
65-C. n. Wooton Alternate. j. w.
Stephenson.
: 70. Draper-John DAY. II. J. Allen, d.
o. Rideout and r.. S. Kerry.
. 7s--Thomas Smith and William Walk
er,
S1-Cicorge Goss Edwin Evans. A. s
Cummings, -. ID. Richards and y, j.
Hanson.
S9-A II. De Grey. A. A. Ramsayer
George M Cannon. Jr.. ". Scott. Mrs
, Margaret w Young. Mrs. Nephi Jensen
and Mrs. j. W. Fusser
S0--Ed Bynes and Theo Schweitaer-
SIC, II, Roberts. DR.. T. T. shoup, j.
L. Forbes and :. K, Dunsmore