Show AT THE PRIMARIES The Peoples Party Turn Out In Full Force THE YOUNG MEN TO THE FRONT Full Lists of the Delegate Elected in the Five City Precincts for County and Repre tentative Conventions The primaries of the live city precincts were held last evening as per announcement announce-ment and the large turnouts at the various var-ious places of meeting show the increase interest in things political that present circumstances cir-cumstances require First Precinct There was a very large number of citizens citi-zens present W W Riter was elected chairman and William Puller secretary Delegates to tho county convention were elected as follows From First Ward John Siddoway From Second Ward John Gallagher From Third Ward John Woodmansee From Eighth WardJohn G Smith From Ninth Ward John F Oblad From Tenth Ward James T Strong At large C A Carlauist and William Fuller Alternates Stephen Tucker Edwin Frost and Alfred Caine NiNTH liEIKCSEXTATIVE CONVENTIONS Delegates to the ninth representative district con venton were chosen as follows From the First Ward John Siddoway Hiego Hawkins Frederick Prembridgo Samuel E Allen From the Second Ward William Hart George K Reese Jr Dan Weggelaud and Stephen Tucker From the Third Ward Fergus Coalter John Woodmansce Thomas Curtis and James W Eardley From the Eighth Ward C B Tuckfield J D H McAllister H T Chamberlain William Groesbeck Laurentius Dahhiuis and George H Sims From the Ninth IardA 11 Woolley John W Reese Levi Phillips D D Houtz Hyruin Case and Ernest S Penrose From the Tent Ward John Kirkham Joshua I Paul William Taylor Rodney Hillaia Joseph Kcddinglon and A I Caine Mr C W Penrose was called upon for a speech and he responded urging general representation of the best men in the conventions con-ventions and in nominations and unanimity una-nimity of action when the ticket was mate up The evils thought by many to have existed in tho past should be ventilated before be-fore the ticket was made up and not after Mr J H Paul responded to a call for asp a-sp ech In referring to the Peoples party in the First precinct he said it could not hope to elect a councilman as the repre seutatives of our great government had tacked us on to a foreign section thirty live miles away over the high mountains but tho precinct was sanguine of electing its representative to the lower house which in his opinion should be Hon W W RterAt At the Second Precinct Thomas F Kowclls was elected chairman chair-man J C Cuter secretary C H Howe chaplain W C Burton sergeltatarms and Elas A Wright lsistaut secretar Delegates We elected as follows From Fourth wardWiford F Smith It I Irvine Sen From Fifth ward Samuel J Drown J C Poulton From Sixth vard James H Anderson S H Love From Seventh wardHenry Wallace John H Woodbury Daniel From Harrington Fourteenth ward Elias AWright From Fifteenth ward Thomas Hull Thomas F Howells Alternates John C Cutler H O Full mer James H Poulton Henry E Taylor Frank Y Taylor H Grossbeck The delegates go uninstructd TENTH KUIUUSENTATIVE CONVENTION Delegates to the Tenth representative convention were chosen as follows From Fourth Ward Wilford F Smith Peter Erickson R K Irvine David Wood mansce From Fifth WardRobert F Turnbow George Clark Don Rushton H Harrow From Sixth Ward A G Giaquc E J Eardley Thomas Winter James I Poulton James Anderson From Seventh Ward I 11 Waddell Henry Wallace R K Thomas John H Woodbury Louis C Shaw From Fourteenth Ward Elias A Wright Daniel Harrington John H Burrows Bur-rows George Il Cannon Frank Y Taylor John Washington Young From Fifteenth ward William R Jones W C Burton R W Ashton George W Price Thomas Lewis Joseph R Morgan Alternates John H Bailey Thomas Carlos William Woolley George Littley Thomas Green Joseph A Butte John E Evans A H Callister P W Madsen 11 W Taylor D J Williams Joseph G Cutler The following precinct committee was chosen I 11 Waddell chairman n I Irvine R R Turnbow A G Giaijue T Y Taylor W S Burton John C Cutler At the Third Precinct In the third precinct J L Nebeker was chosen chairman R P Morris secretary I G G Bywatcr chaplain There was a very good attendance County convention delegates were elected as follows From Sixteenth Ward W J Newman A Parsons From Seventeenth Ward Frank Hyde D L Davis From Nineteenth Ward John N Pike B W Drifrgs jr From Twentysecond Ward Andrew Kimball J L Nebeker Alternates E A Folland P Spry G E Howe Isaac Barton James F Smith John S Lewis John Alford Arthur Winters ELEVENTh UIImSI TATIr ISTnCT The following delegates were elected to the Eleventh representative district convention con-vention From Sixteenth Ward W J Newman A Parsons E A Follaud From Seventeenth Ward Frank Hyde D L Davis G E Howe Z Jacobs From Nineteenth Ward John N Pike B W Driggs Jr Isaac Barton From Twentysecond Ward Andraw Kimball J L Nebeker Samuel Holmes Fourth Precinct There was a large and a lively turnout at the Twentieth ward schoolhouse and on he stroke ofeight the meeting was called to order Franklin S Richards was chosen as chairman and Jos W Maynes as secretory tory The call of the territorial central committee was then read Air Sharp moved that it bo the sense of this meeting that each of the three school districts com irising in this precinct the 18th 20th and list Twentyfirst wardbo allotted two delegates and that each district nominate its own mencarried Mr Caino moved that the members of each of tho three wards congregate together in different parts of the house to confer as to their choice This was carried and tho voters from the three wards who were present in about oiual numbers roth ed to confer In a few minutes order was again called and the following nominations were made to the county convention From the Eighteenth District H C James W H Rowe Alternate G Whitney From tho Twentieth District Oliver Hodgson Henry Pu oy Alternate L Murdock From the Fiftyfirst district Josiah Bur ows Jos S Williams Alternate S Woolley ELEVENTH UElItESENTATIVE DISTRICT I The following delegates to the Eleventh representative district were elected From the Eighteenth District John A Evans R S Wells F S Richards Heber 11 Wells Alternates S Young C S Burton From tho Twentieth DistrictEdgar Howe D R Lyon J T Dunbar Arthur l Simmons Alternates Charles J Ross Heber J Romnoy From tho Fiftyfirst District Frank M Castleton Joseph W MaynesW S Owen W W Williams Alternates W G Westwood Thomas Moss For the thirteenth delegate at large tho following nominations were made James Sharp by Hon John T Caine Mr Caine by Mr Sharp Thomas Goodman by Mr Williams There were cries of each name from various parts of the house and the vote being taken first on Mr Goodman that gentleman was handsomely defeated by a combination of the Eighteen and Twentieth wards against the Twenty first There were then shouts of Caine Sharp Sharp Caino Mr Caine tried to decline but was shouted down The vote on Mr Sharp was then taken me that gentleman was elected amid applause Adjournment was then taken There was a general lively interest and the attendance was the heaviest seen at a primary of the precinct for years At the Fifth Precinct There was a very good attendance at the Fifth precinct Alonzo Young was elected chairman and C M Sorenson secretary The delegates to the county convention were elected as follows From Eleventh Ward Orson A Wool Icy Richard Bridge Willard Done a From Twelfth Ward James Wardrobe Rufus A Hardy Heber Aldous From Thirteenth WardD S Spencer Frank Platt H S Goddard Alternates at large H A Tuckett John A Knight John M Atwood THE KKIIIESENTATIVE CONVENTION Delegates from the Twelfth representa live district convention wero elected as follows From Eleventh Ward C H Crow Henry Coulam John H Kelson George Coulam Richard Bridge David Cameron Willard Done H A Tuckett Joshua B Bean H S Ensign From Twelfth Ward Phillip B Brooks Louis Hook T A Williams John G Midglcy George F Brooks Joshua H l1dgJ S B Young Jr Win M Stewart Stew-art G Wells James M Wardrobe From Thirteenth Ward A Young T C Patten William Naylor F S Fernstrom James C Jensen H O Park Spencer Clawson N A Empey H B ClawsonJr A B Dunford Alternates John 11 Hendry James White J B Lyon Henry Vincent 1 W Haws D S Spencer D S Spencer moved that the delegate be instructed to place in nomination the name of E G Woolley as representative to the legislature from the Twelfth district dis-trict John Midgley objected He had nothing against Mr Woollev but the fight in that district would be a hard one at best audit behooved them to select the most popular man that could be found He was of the opinion that several names should be sag gjsted t II thr a lilities and popularity tnorouglny canvassed by tho convention before placing either one in nomination After a short discussion the motion was withdrawn structed and delegates will go unin At Park City PAKK CIT July iSpecial to THE HrJIAt tho county convention held here this afternoon Ed Kimball and F W Hayt were nominate as selectmen At tho Seventh representative convention conven-tion hell later iu tho day E P Ferry was nominated as representative This evening at 1 Professor Edward Benner of Salt Luke city was chosen as councilor from the Fourth council district The entire proceedings at all these con volitions and moderation wero characterized by quietness |