The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-24
PROVO DEMOCRATS
HOLD PRIMARIES
Delegates Are Selected to
State, judicial and County
Conventions.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Aug. 23.-Democratic pri-
maries for the election of delegates to
the Democratic state convention at Salt
Lake August 29s the judicial convention
for the Fourth district at Provo August
2S and the Utah county convention at
Springvllle September 10, were held In
this city today. Tho Third ward was
the only ward in which definite instruc-
tions were given TO use all honorable
means To secure the nomination OF
Thomas r. Taylor for governor" though
1t s understood that the sentiment In
all the other wards was markedly In
favor OF MIR. Taylor's nomination. The
results Of the voting In the various wards
were as follows:
First ward, state conventional. f,
Decker. A B. Morgan. w. f. Giles. Jack
j. s. Andersen. Edgar Macarthur. 7. E.
Thurman. ]. e. Bott, David Openshaw.
judicial conventional. B. Miner. Il F.
Thomas, ]. FL, Masters, IL A. Smoot,
McCord. D. e. Brown, Jack C. Bagley. A,
B. Morgan, Leo Lowry. County conven-
tion-o. l.. Hedenberg. L: E. Brown, Mrs
A. B. Morgan, Edgar Macarthur. Mrs
David openshaw, John E. Bott. W. F,
Giles. William McCord. Jack c. Bagley,
T. e. Thurman, A. B. Morgan. c. F.
Decker: alternates-Thomas Beesley l.
-. -
Mrs II. F. Thomas. Mrs. Helen D. Red
ford, H. F. Thomas. S. S. Jones. Mrs. e.
e. Brown. ]. c. Deal.
Second ward, state conventional o.
nates-Joseph w. Loyeless,. James Mar
tin judicial conventional. ]. w. God
dard. Peter Groneman, w S. Gibby; al
ternates-A. O; Smoot, Ernest Martin
Gibby. Peter Groneman, Alva Nelson,
Fred Evans, Mrs. L. C. Gibby. II. c, Jex.
Mrs. Mary Scott, H. j. w. Goddard; al
,ernates-R. e Kirkwo99d. 4, o. Smo0t'
Thomas NJ, Kirkwood.
Third ward. state convention-A, c.
Jackson. Evan Wride, Candy Scott Jesse
Manwaring' alternatesLGeorge Grone-
Thomas Walters, David King. Jonas
Collins, Mrs Jonas Collins; alternates-
Clarence Woods. Wren wilkins Coun-
ty coGve1,ionIEyan Wride' s,os 4, G. John fdano
Manwaring. J. J. Peters, George Grone-
man. Walter Taylor, Wilford Poulson,
Mrs. j. II. Hales Mrs. Wilford Poulson.
Tboss m1s eSTas Cons:
Walter Cox. Wren Wilkins, e. H, Love-
less. George C. Swan. Clarence Woods.
Thomas L. Vincent, David King.
rayor SG9rh u waEd EsonSes ssss
Van wagonen. ], W. Dangerheld. Ju-
dicial conyention-T. N. Taylor. Mrs. C.
s, Jensen; alternates-Mrs. Ethel Walk
Gin York. Mrs. S. c. Jensen. Mrs. Belle
Nelson. D, L. Van wagonen. George J.
Duke. ]. W. Dangerfleld. L, Lisonbee:
John A. spendlove; alterna ates-David
Stagg. James Bailey. George c. Van
Wagonen. James G. Haws,
Fifth ward. state convention-J. W.
knight William NJ. Roylance, John c.
swenson. Jesse knight, J. w. n. White
cotton: alternates.. e: Snow; Myron
In q n
George Havercamp. Judicial convention
j. e Snow. J. T. Williams. e l..
Jones, Mrs william NJ Roylapce Il. e.
Corfman: alternates51George Havercamp,
convention-T. l.. Walters, William Pro-
bert Mrs, Amanda NJ. Knight: George
Havercamp. William Twelves. J. w. n.
Whitssotton: I1sg9 IHhg T.: Reese, J; W
Brown, Myron Newell. Elmer Van wag-
omen. George Metdrnm Jr,. f. s Hlnck-
ley, r. J. Murdoch. William NJ Roy
lance Mrs. Elizabeth GilIispIe; alter
natesmJames Mayberry, Henry cluff, J.
| T. Williams, F. w. c. Eathenbruck. F.
z. Corfman, F. L. Jones. Fred Smart
Mrs, ], w. Knight, Mrs. D. WorsIey.