Show THE PR1MATIES Meetings Held at All the City Districts Dis-tricts Primaries for the selection of delegates dele-gates to the Representative district conventions were held in this city last evening THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT Hon James Sharp called the meeting to order and on motion of Junius F Wells Frederick Culmer was elected chairman David R Allen secretary It was agreed that two delegates from each school district be nominated to the county convention Toe following were chosen Charles S Burton R W Sloan Oliver HodgsonOrson Romney Walter W Williams and James Barton AlternatesB S Young A B Simmons Sim-mons and Thomas Goodman The meeting then proceeded to elect thirteen delegates to the eleventh Representative District Convention four nominations being made from each school district and one at lage as follows Robert Patrick Jr F rf Richards R S Watson James Siville J E Ellis HJ Romney James T Dunbar David R Lyon Thomas Goadraan William G West wood Walter W Williams William Bavliss and James Sharp AlternatesJoseph H Parry R SWells S-Wells David L Murdock Edgar Simmons Sim-mons Thomas Moss and James Barton THIRD PEECINCT Promptly at 8 pm the meeting was called to order by Peter Reid who nominated Hon E A Smith for chairman Nomination seconded and carried unanimously George M Cannon was nominated and elected secretary and Milando Pratt chaplain After prayer by the chap lain tho call of the County Central committee com-mittee for primaries to elect delegates to the coming Convention was read by the secretary On motion it was decided to nominate delegates from the body of the hall and the following nominees were elected Sixteenth WardA S Geddes Peter Howell Eli A Folland Seventeenth WardJoseph S Tingey William B Dougall Nineteenth WardAndrew Kimball John L Nebeker and Joseph E Mullett I Three alternates were chosen William J Newman J C Sandberg and George W Wells The secretary then read the call of the Territorial Central Committee Council Coun-cil and Representative district conventions conven-tions On motion four delegates were selected from each ward of the precinct and two at large with the following result re-sult Sixteenth Ward T E Jeremy Jr Philip Spry Walter Lewis Edwin F Parry Seventeenth Ward Milando Pratt Elias Smith Andrew Jensen and Henry G Bywater Nineteenth Ward John N Pike A W Carlson Lorus Pratt and Joseph R Matthews At large M H McAllister and William J T Dean On motion two alternates were selected from each Ward Zadoc 0 Mitchell George W Timpson Frank S Tiugey William N Williams William 0 Lee and John L Nebeker Stirring speeches on the political outlook out-look were made by Judge E A Smith John N Pike A E Hyde E A Fol land and Peter Reid On motion the meeting adjourned NINTH narrator The meeting was held in the Ninth Ward Schoolhouse W W Riter was chosed chairman and W Fuller secretary The call for the meeting was read by the secretary W Jack moved that the thirty delegates dele-gates to the Convention be as follows he First and Tenth Bishops Wards have six each the Eighth and Ninth Bishops Wards to have five each the Second and Third Bishops Wards to have four and the residents of those I wards to make their own nominations from the body of the house Carried Moved and carried that the house take a caucus for a few minutes to enable the residents of the wards to consult about nominees The following names were put to the meeting and adopted First WardJohn Siddoway James D Stirling William T Jack John Robertson Riego Hawkins James D Van Tassel Alternates Sisson A Ohass William Campbell Second Ward Jacob Heusser Paul Olsen George Pope William McGregor AlternatesGeorge K Reese Jr Stephen Tucker Third WardTheo J Angell J W Eardley F Coalter J 0 Petersen AlternatesS W Andrews F Bolto Eighth Ward J D H MsAllister L Dahlquist John G Smith Edwin Frost Richard T Chamberlain AlternatesS W Alley William Rawlings Ninth WardO H Pettit Eber Case Trod Brown John F Oblad John W Rees AlternatesJohn E Evans T Tobia sonTenth WardA Spiers J C Woods John Walsh William Taylor George Buckle James Vincent AlternatesC W Symons Joseph Keddington The meeting then proceeded to elect eight delegates to the County Convention Conven-tion to meet on Saturday July 9 to nominate candidates to be voted for Motiou prevailed that one delegate to the County Convention from each bishops ward in the precinct and two at large from the precinct be elected and the following persons were elected First WardJohn Siddoway Second Ward Samuel Petersen Sr Tmrd WardJohn Vavman Eighth WardWm R Foster Ninth WardA H Woolley Tenth WardWm Fuller Moved and seconded that the chair select one person from each bishops ward to meet and choose the two delegates dele-gates at large said committee being appointed ap-pointed reported the names of WmT Jack and J D H McAllister AlternatesC G Wilkinson and Jas W Kardley TENTH DISTRICT H P Richards was elected chairman John C Cutler Secretary Jesse W Fox Jr Chaplain Hugh Watson SergeantatArms The Chairman stated the object of the meeting and had the call for the primary read by the secretary A motion was made and carried unanimously un-animously that a commitee of seven bo appointed to make the apportionment apportion-ment Irom each Bishops ward Pending the committees return Mr Jesse W Fox Jr Dr Jeter Clinton Clin-ton and Barlow Ferguson Esq addressed ad-dressed the meeting fr I The committee submitted the follow jag report I Mr Chairman and Gentler Your committee appoints ippor tion the number of delegates t Ie sent from each bishops ward to tht Tenth Representative District Convention to be held July 9th 1887 respectfully report re-port the following Fourth bishops ward three delegates I Filth bishops ward three delegates I Sixth bishops ward five delegates I Seventh bishops ward five delegates Fourteenth bishops ward six delegates dele-gates Fifteenth bishops ward eight delegates dele-gates Total thirty delegates To the County Convention Fourth bishops ward one delegate Fifth bishops ward one delegate Sixth bishops ward two delegates Seventh bishops ward two delegates Fourteenth bishops ward two delegates dele-gates Fifteenth bishops ward three delegates dele-gates Total eleven delegates ISAAC M WADDELL Chairman Report of committee wasaccepted A motion was made that the delegates be elected by the body of the house and carried unanimously The follow In named persons were elected Fourth WardR R Irvine Thomas Corless John C Cutler Fifth WardJesse West Jr R T Turnbow John Page Jr Sixth Ward Thomas Green James Poulton James Anderson A G Gianque Thomas Winters Seventh WardI M Waddell H C Wallace David McKenzie Thomas H Woodbury Jr Daniel H Snarr Fourteenth Ward H P Richards Daniel Harrington William C Morris T G Webber Moses W Taylor Charles F Wilcox Fifteenth WardThomas F Howells Joseph R Morgan T D Lewis J W Ashton Griffith Robberts Thomas C Hull Robert A Ure B F Cummings Cum-mings Jr A motion was made and carrie d that one alternate be elected from each ward and two at large Peter Erickson Fourth Ward Jos Marcroft Fifth Ward George Irvine Sixth Ward J M Thompson Seventh Ward Jesse W Fox Jr Fourteenth Ward T W Morgan Fifteenth Ward Jas T Snow and Barlow Ferguson at large The meeting then proceeded to the election of delegates to the County Convention Con-vention R R Irvine Fourth Ward R F Turnbow Fifth Ward Thomas Green and A S Giauque Sixth Ward H C Wallace I M Waddell Seventh Sev-enth Ward Charles F Wilcox W C Morris fourteenth Ward The following alternates were elected James Anderson E Ashton Sr A S Hyrup J W Fox Jr The minutes were read and adopted Certificates can be obtained at the County Clerks Office TWELFTH DISTRICT Primary meting convened at the Court Room in the City Hall at 8 oclock Meeting called to order by Mr B R Eldredge upon whose motion Mr Wm Naylor was elected chairman H G Park was elected secretary Call for the meeting was read showing thirty delegates to be elected to the District Convention and none to the County Convention Mayor Armstrong moved that ten delegates be allotted each bishops ward and that the chair appoint a committee of nine three from each ward as a nominating committee The motion prevailed pre-vailed and the chairman named the following fol-lowing persons Eleventh WardFrancis Armstrong Charles Crow and George foleman Twelfth WardT V Williams Joshua Midgley and Joseph Lyons Thirteenth WardNo A Empev Henry A Woolley and B R Eldredge The committee retired and during its fbsence the meeting was addressed by Judge Pyper and County Collector Hardy The nominating committee returned and reported the followingnamed persons per-sons as delegates to the District Convention Con-vention Eleventh Ward John Sears E N Child H A TuckeCB R Sampson James Barton A H Crow A Mc Master George Coleman C H Crow H Coleman AlternatesJohn Colam and J Bean Twelfth Ward John Druce Louis Hook George F Brooks John G Midgley Joseph Walker George D Pyper James Wardrobe L G Hardy T V Williams Joseph Kingsbury AlternatesMartin Lenzi John Knight Thirteenth WardFeramorz Little William Naylor H G Park Alonzo Young D S Spencer J B Platt John Beers J C Jensen George Woolley George W Davis AlternatesH B Clawson Jr Lewjs R Wells On motion of T V Williams the nine delegates to the County Convention Conven-tion were elected from the body of the house three from each bishops ward The following persons were elected Eleventh Ward Samuel Mackay 0 A Woolley and Francis Armstrong AlternateJohn Willebey Twelfth WardJ D Lyons M L Cummings and Joshua A Midgley AlternateE J Brooks Thirteenth WardH A Woolley B R Eldredg and N AEmpey Alternate S Snelgrove In reading the minutes of the meet ing for acceptance the secretary gave to many persons their official title sucti as His Honor JudgeMayorCol lectorEtc etc This brought an elderly gentleman to his feet who moved that the persons whose names appear in the minutes shall be spoken of only by their proper names and all titles be discarded |