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Show f SCHOOL TICKET MLIED f f" """ 4--f-f4--- t ITOII-PAHTISAU- NOHINETS. . ' 4- First Precinct C. S. Martin, Mor- nion. Republican. T f Second Precinct A. O. Glauque, -f Mormon, Democrat. . Third Precinct O. W. Moyle, Mormon, Democrat. . "T- Fourth Precinct Mathontnah -f ' Thomas, Mormon. Democrat; H. C. - Edwards, Gentile. Republican. -f Fifth Preclnct-Dr. G. B. PfouU. Gentile, Republican. HOLD-OVEB. JEEJEBERS. 4- First Precinct Byron Cummlngs, Gentile. Republican. ' ' T -4- Second Precinct M. J. Cheesman, Gentile. Republican. , Third Precinct W. J. Newman, -f Mormon. Democrat. 4- Fifth Precinct H. P. Hendsrson. Gentile, Democrat. 4 "f -ft -rii f vention was In the First, where 224 votes were cast. Campaign committees were named In each precinct to conduct the campaign. The American party will hold a mass convention at the Grand opera-house Wednesday night, at which time there will be nominated six candidates; one each In the First. Second, Third and Fifth and two In the Fourth. Conventions, in All Five 1 Precincts Offer Candidates Candi-dates for the Board cf -Education. Conventions for the nomination of six candidates for the Board of Education v,were held Monday night under the Joint call Issued by the RepubUcan and Democratic Dem-ocratic committees. In the First precinct C. S. Martin, a coal, dealer and second . counselor to Bishop Christensen of the Tenth ward, was nominated to succeed P. Frank Brantlng. But two names were placed before the convention, that of Mr. Martin Mar-tin and. William M. Thompson, secretary secre-tary of the Consolidated Mercur and Uncle Sam Mining companies. Both are Republicans. The vote resulted In 138 for Martin and 86 for Thompson. . In the Second, precinct A. O. Giauque, Mormon Democrat, waa nominated to succeed himself. . In the Third, Oscar W. Moyle, Mormon Mor-mon Democrat, was nominated to succeed suc-ceed himself. Eisides Mr. Moyle the names of William D. Neal and Dr. E. 8. Wright were placed before the convention. con-vention. The vote showed 76 for Moyle, So for Neal and 22 for Dr. Wright. On motion of Mr. Neal. seconded by Dr. Wright, the nomination was made unanimous. ' j In- the Fourth two candidates were I nominated, one for the four-year term and one for the two-year term. The names of Mathonihah Thomas, present member of the board, and Glen Miller were placed before the convention for the four-year term. The ballot showed $7 for Thomas and 37 for Miller. For the short term H. C. Edwards was nominated nom-inated by acclamation to succeed . Joseph Jo-seph Geoghegan. Mr. Thomas is a Mormon Democrat and Mr. Edwards a Gentile Republican. In the Fifth precinct Dr. G. B. Pfouts, Gentile Republican, was nominated by acclamation 'to succeed W. A. Nelden. T.he largest attendance at any con-w'. con-w'. 1 ' |
