Show WEBER REPUB11GAS Nominated Winning Ticket at Ogden Yesterday AN ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING Hollingsworth Wins Out on the Clerkship Fight It Will Engender No Bitterness In the Party as His Opponents Are Now Heartily for Him Tho Ticket Is Popular and Ablo Republican Leaders Are Jubilant at the Harmonious Outcome S come of the Convention TRIBUNE SPECIAL For Senator D O McKay Representatives S Condon Mrs C K Coulter John C Child Archibald I McFarlcmd County Clerk C R Holllngsworth County Recorder W Ellis County Treasurer D Chambers County Sheriff Joseph Bulley County Assessor Edwin Dix Ogden Oct 2The above IB the rc suit of the Republican convention held In Ogden today The ticket lo looked upon as a strong one and Is sure of election Tho Clerkship fight which has been the most bitterly contested fight over a county ofllce ever waged In the county was a decided victory for Clerk llolllngsxvoth lit getting a big majority over his rival David Malison This however will engender no bitterness in the party as Malisons friends have announced their Intention to enter the light for Holllngsworth and j support him to the end The convention was harmonious everything passing off smoothly and with but little friction and as a result the Republican kaderslare feeling Jubilant Jubi-lant ovoi the prospect of electing the ticket from top to bottom next month TUB PROCEEDINGS When Chairman Dix nt liLr oinmll tee nipped fo oulci L 11 oclock the courtroom In the county building was packed to ovcrlloving Chairman Dix Immediately launched Into business and Hon Sidney Stevens was chosen temporary chairman and John V S Blulli temporary secretary The tin I order of business Avas the srlcotloii of the usual corn mil IPOH one to be chosen from each ward nIL precinct of the county and city The eommlllcos appointed ap-pointed were as follows S CrcdenlialKrFlrHt ward J P Ttan kin Second ward John Conllsk Third I ward David Jensen Fourth ward F 4 T Hendonshott Fifth ward George NcCoriaKk43enehl 13 Hayes Eden ArUiUrrSruning FafT Wost Temple1 Short Ilarrlpvllle W Ycarsley HiinUsxIlle W II I 1 Jimrows Hooper It Simpson Kanesvlllo T S S White Mnrrlull H J Salisbury S Norlh Ogden B F Blayloek Pleasant View James Jensen Plain City J K VOBO Roy J S Hull Rlvenlale J L T Bybee Slatorvillo S W Parry 1in tah IK 1 I Dormldfon West Weber H M I Peterson Wlhion Carrie Purdy Organlzatlon Ilrst ward 15 F Bralz Second ward Dr Forbes Third ward W M Oaig Fourth ward 30 W Wade Fifth ward rcorg Graves Bench Crook J W Oil Kden S H Proffer lari I Wosl J Groborg liar I I rl vllle David 1rowI her HunlKvllle li 1 M i Nehfon Hoopor N A Child Kanesvllle Kdvard Sexvoll Liberty William HolinOBT Marriott George A Hodxon North Ogden A F Toone Pleasant View John Bairclt Plain t rily William Gamble Roy James Runsell Rlvprdulp Joseph Frlhc Sla tervillo I Don Chad wick Ulntah T Kendall Wost Weber Kdxxln Clark Wilson William Sowell Warren F T Burton Platform Jrst ward R A Moycs Second ward Dr Fernlund Third ward M S loneti Fourth xvard T S Clark Fifth ward John V JJhith Rurch Creek Mrs A TJ Hayes Eden 10 L Calvin Farr Weal 1 Taylor 1 1 Jarrlsvllle Jlarvoy Taylor huntsville Albert Garner Hoopor A Chrlsten en Marrloti T H l Powell North Ogden Og-den C S Dean Pleasant View K W Cragun Plain City Mrs S Skeon Rlvordalo John A Hilld Slatorvillo CharleH Webb Ulnlah D Ryan West Weber J 1 R McFarland Wilson E J Wllbon Warren F F Bairoww The convention then adjourned lo d meet at p in In I iho Cnind Opera house lie large allcndanee making the lourtroom entirely inadequate Tho lommlltoos then rollrod to make up their reports AFTIdRNOON It uas 2J > 0 p m brjore Temporary Chalrrriau SevenK railed lht I > ionven llon to order a ID the Grand Opera hoiiHe The report of the commlllec on credentlilB vnn ealled for and reported as follows Thai Minerva l Belnap be allowed lo use lie proxy nf Harlow Wilson from the Second ward that S 1 Hollhor be seated from the Second yard In place of A F Parlcor and that James Hull and James Russoll be seated seat-ed as delegates from Roy In plan of John A Child and Oscar Jones Hull end Ruesoll wore the regularly elected delegates Child and Jones Ixjlng the ontoslantH The committee on permanent organization organ-ization and order of IniHliUvH reported as permanent chairman und as permanent perma-nent Hecralury and the following as the order of buslncfih Chairman I T Hulantakl Sccrclary John V Bluth Assistant Setrciarles F Blulh And J F Snodaker S 3ergoanlatArms G Taylor AsMlslanl SergoantutArms Chris VVangHgaurd Chaplain A Smith Reports of committees S liislallallop of olllcors Nomination of TreasurerS Treasurer-S Nomlnatloh of Clerk Nomination of Recorder Nomination of County Attorney Nomination Of County Asseaoorv Nomination of Sheriff Nomination of Surveyor Nomination of fouryear Commissioner Commis-sioner Nomination of Iwo twoyear CommlK nloncrs Nomination of Stale Senator Rumination of four JlepreHenUilives lo be voted for at one time I Election county committee Selection of emblem William Craig delegate from the ihlrd ward submitted a minority re fort providing for the uomlnatlon of thin Commissioner llrst vol Jug for all ai OIKC iho one having ih I hihesl volo to bi > dcelared the hIiugJQrn c i 411 inlwlonor Thai minority isport u ar adopted > a xot of lli 1 lo l Si The Lommiilce on rcuoluitoiia then 10 ported the followlng platform which was adopted THE PLATFORM The TcepubllcnnB of WrUcr county In convention asMbmblod Indorse the Stale plilforni adopted al the State convention held In Oidrn City September 11 If Wo heartily eormnond the efforln of President Jlooevct and his Cabinet to bring about Jin riuita lho nod fair adjustment adjust-ment of ho difference hoi won rnpllnl and labor In tlio end that Iho jircsont un fortuniilo situation t hi the coal regions may bo speedily relieved Vo art opposed to any chnnso or modl Ikrnllon of existing laws which tend to leaden the liability of railroad companies and other employees of labor for Injuries lo Ihelr emplo > es or for the destruction or Injury or property canned by Mren set by J the onglnoM of such railroad companies compan-ies I iesAVo AVo urge upon our Senator and Repro uenliitlvcH If olocled lo UHC all honorable means lo coourc the piiaKO of n law during dur-ing the next pension of the Legislature plvliifr to the CIUOB of second class the power and authority to condemn any waterworks sysumH hold by private corporations cor-porations for the use and bcncllt of said Bitira und their Inlmbltcxnts Wo urge upon our Representatives In the Legislature the absolute ncccwlty of legislation looking lo the Increase and coiiHTvatlon of water supply of this and adjoining counties and the equitable regulation reg-ulation of Us distribution to all Interests concerned Resolved That we Indorse the administration admin-istration of the county affairs as con dtilcod by the present Incumbents and commend their excellent example of economy econ-omy efficiency and general ability to those who ahull be honored by this convention con-vention with s nomination for the van owl positions now In the gift of the people AGAINST PRINTED BALLOTS Delegate Fred W Chambers created astir a-stir by the Introduction of the fallowing as an amendment to the report which was adopted and made a part of the platform I3o It Resolved By the county convention con-vention assembled that It Is the sense of thla meeting that no printed ballots In the Interest of any candidate shall be used at the caucus and primaries for the election of delegates to any county or State convention unless a regular primary election la called giving a stated period within which all Republican Repub-lican voters may cast their choice of candidates and the members of this convention regret that after the division divi-sion of the county and city in the small election district that the uso of printed ballots hiss been foisted upon the Republican Re-publican voters at their several primaries prima-ries In said districts Judge JBagley and Hon William Driver Dri-ver were then delegated by the chair to escort Chairman Ilulanlskl to the chair He thanked the convention kindly cautioned the delegates to let no personal feellni mar their deliberations and Immediately called for nominations for County Treasurer William Driver presented the name of Alma D Chambers and moved that the nomination be made unanimous which went through with a whoop and the chair called for nominations for Coun ly Clerk For some time no one responded re-sponded when A Fl Hayen stepped to the platform and In a glowing and clo juont address placed the name of David MaltRon before the convention I S Clarlc presented the name of Chnrlrs R Holllugsworth The vote resu 11 I I ed S p 0 a 0 S FlrstOgden II Second Ogden 11 Third Otfrtcn < Fourth Ogden > ii 2G Fifth Ogd4 n I ii Rurch Crock Eden larr Wet IJarrlfivillo i 2 llr > l Hooper I Fecoud Hoopor 2 6 First HuijlRVllIc I Second llunlvlllc Kanovlllo 2 Liberty 2 Marrlolls 2 First north Ogden jv j Second North Ogden KIn Plain City Sreuuud Plain City i 6 lheastuiut View 2 fllvonlale I Coy 2 jlalcrvlllo 2 1 ITIntah > 2 f Warren V Klrst UeJt Vobor 9 Second West Weber Wlloon i I 3 Total 2 H RECORDER RKNOMINATED Bishop B W Widfi placed the name of Uanlol Wellls In nomination for County Recorder and moved that his nomination be made unanimous and the motion carried unanimously HULANISKI FOR ATTORNEY Notnlnn lions for County Attorney were then called for and William Boa laph placed the name of 13 T JJulanis kl before the convention F L Woods named J D Skccn VOTE FOR ATTORNEY In 3 S 13lrch Crock j Edon 1 Iii rr Vost I llnrrlBVlllo I I 2 Hunmvlllo First Ii Hooper Klrst lOiiiosvlllc Liberty 2 Marriotts 1 North Ogden First Pleawmt View i Roy 2 Rlvcrdalc Slutcrvlllc Ulntah 2 1 West Weber Second Wilson I 3 Wnrren Ogden City I First precinct 7 1 Second precinct 13 5 Third precinct Fourth precinct 9 Fifth precinct 2z S Totals HO S7 For County AEsesor F J Render Continued 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