Show PRIMARIES TONIGHT I Democrats to Select Delegates to County Convention The Democrats will hold their primaries pri-maries lo elect delegates to the county convention this evening at the places named below Many districts have not sent In the location o their polling places to the county chairman and It Is not known whether they Intend to have prlmavles at all or not There Is good authority for the statement that In many districts there arc not enough Democrats left to organize a primary FIRST PRECINCT First Laughrans store HOG South Eleventh East SecondResidence I ir Combs at 960 Eighth ast Third Residence Rlcgo Hawkins 72S Wellington avenue on Seventh South between Sixth and Seventh East FourthResidence C G Johnson 363 East Eighth South Fifth Annex Third ward meetinghouse meeting-house 115 East Seventh South Sixth Residence W R Foster 456 South State street Seventh t Office Board of Public Works city and county building EighthResidence John Holt 130 East Fifth South I NinthResidence 0 H PetJIt 373 Fifth East TenthAnnex Tenth ward meeting EasL house Eighth East EleventhB Y Gokling 32S Ninth East SECOND PRECINCT Twelfth Residence J W Cunning ton 135 West Seventh South Thirteenth Store of Charles Cottrell 17C Meade street between West Temple Tem-ple and First West one block south of Ninth South Fourteenth Fifth ward meetinghouse meeting-house Fourth South Fifteenth Residence of W C Husbands Hus-bands 1125 Indiana avenue Sixteenth Residence of R E Currlc 233 South Seventh West Seventeenth Sixth ward meetinghouse meeting-house between Fourth and Fifth South I on Third Vest Eighteenth Residence Thomas Winter Win-ter 17G South Second West NineteenthResidence R G Hartley 76 West Fifth SouhJohn Twentieth Residence John Shea 163 West Third South TwcntyIlrst 10 West Second South Twentysecond County Jail Twentythird Residence A J Scare 327 West South Temple Twentyfourth Residence E S Jen klnn 2CS South Fourth West Twentyfifth Residence D K Johnson John-son South Sixth West Twentysixth At Twentyfourth ward meetinghouse annex on corner Eighth West and First South THIRD PRECINCT Twontyteventh Room A Seventeenth Seven-teenth ward meetinghouse on First North between First West and West Temple I Twentyeighth Residence Arthur F Biirncs lIT North First West Twentyninth Residence R S Slea tel 107 Peal street TMirtletli Plymouth Roc church on Third North between First and Second Sec-ond West Residence J C Wade IP North Fifth West Thlrlyxpcond Residence J B Reid 7Gr West North Temple Thirtythird Residence J H Has lam 353 North Sixth West Thirtyfourth Residence T S Hyde 152 West Fourth North Thlrtynfth Rcslriftneo John W Has lam oil Wofil Third North Thirtysixth Crook building Tenth North and Tenth West FOURTH PRECINCT Thirtyseventh Independence schoolhouse school-house cornerA and Second streets Thirtyeighth Volunteer firemens hall 2G3 Canyon road I Thirtyninth Residence John A MayncH 185 G street Fortieth Residence T F Thomas 21S F street Fortyfirst Residence Sam Arnold GJ Sixth street Fortyseconrl Residence Robert Aye son 21 I M I street FortythIrd4L f Taggarts hal F1KTIE PRECINCT Forty fourth > Residence Frank Hughes 217 South Tenth East Fortyllfth Residence C II Bonk 1 Banks court rear ot 850 East Second South Fortynlxth Annex Eleventh ward meetinghouse corner Eighth East and First Poulh Fortyseventh Residence George H Wood fiO last Third South Fortyeighth Residence C P Over flew SIC East First South Fortyninth Residence Mr Arnold 155 Third East Fiftieth Security Abstract once un der Descret bank Flftyflrat Oldcity hall Fiftysecond Law office of King Burton King Commercial block COUNTY DISTRICTS Fiftythird Waterloo schoolhouse Fiftyfourth Central achoolhouse Fiftysixth the North schoolhouse school-house Fiftyseventh Mill Crcek schoolhouse school-house Fiftyeighth the Thirtieth district fichoolhousc Fiftyninth South Cottonwood meet Inghourc Sixtieth Murray ward meetinghouse Sixtyfirst the Twentyfourth district schoolhouse Murray Sixty sixth Central schoolhouse Union Sixtyseventh and Sixtyeighth City hall Sandy City Seventysecond RIdcouta hall Draper Dra-per Seventyfifth Rlverton ward house Seventyninth Taylorsville meetinghouse meeting-house Eightieth Bingham schoolhouse Eightyfirst and Eightysecond Bln ham district school Eightyfourth Fiftieth district schoolhouse Hunter Eightyfifth Granger schoolhouse Blngham I Eightyseventh Residence Frank Y Taylor rorncr Seventh East and Twelfth South Eightyeighth Central school building Eightyninth Residence John M Cannon 2501 South Seventh East Nlntieth District schoolhouse Bingham Bing-ham Ninetysecond Erdman3 boardinghouse boarding-house Blnghim Wnrdlo for Justice Justce W H Wardle has been nominated by the Republicans of the West Jordan precinct for the office of Justice of the Peace and Samuel E Holt has been nominated for the ofllce of Constable Messrs Wardle and Holt had little opposition op-position In the precinct for the nominations nomina-tions and as they arc admirably equipped for the work to be done their elections are considered to be assured Pressure on Hyrum Attorney Hyrum A Smith Is coming to the surface again In the political whirlpool Some o the few remaining Democrats of the Third ward are pushIng push-Ing Hyrum for a place on the legislative legisla-tive ticket and It Is feared that the ambitious young man will not be able to withstand the pressure Couldnt Stay Away The convention hall yesterday morn ing was the attraction of the entire community and even Democrats could not reels the magnetism At the mornIng morn-Ing session such Incurables as Senator Rawllns J R Leteher and George H Wood were seen swinging around the outskirts of the crowd They denied that they were trying to climb Into the band wagon New Candidate for Surveyor Edward Nlssen of the firm of Le Pro hon Nisscn a young cill engineer of fine promise hs being boomed by some of his friends for the Democratic nomination nomi-nation for County Surveyor Saunders Out for Assessor The report comes in that Heber Saunders of Murray who has been addicted ad-dicted to Democracy for many years has switched from belng a candidate for a legislative nomination and is now out horse foot and dragoon after the I nomination for Assessor J this report proves true Saundcrs will measure swords In the Democratic convention with John Halversen Loofbourows Loyalty tore F C Loofbourow was the recipient yesterday and the day before of many compliments from his party fricndB be < ruse of the manly part he I played In the battle for the County At torneyshlp nomination He vaa urged on all sides to get into the tIght for the nomination and was assured that he would be the winner But his loyalty to his chief P P Christensen kept himont him-ont of the race and he wont down with colors flying |