Show DARK HORSE MAY GET NOMINATION Ih IN FIRST Less than forty minutes were required i to o transact the preliminary business at athe atthe atthe the he Republican first district congressional on convention In hi the time Utah theatre U this mornIng morn- morn big Ing ng With the completion of the n first t round of or business the delegates adjourned to o meet again at 2 o'clock That a surprise sur- sur prise may be sprung prun und and a lurk dark horse nominated ns as candidate for congress from the tie first district was waa Intimated bv hv some of the he delegates this morning Thus Thu far however er the Identity of the thc probable opponents op- op paTients of the regular candidates remains a 11 carefully guarded secret Congressman Joseph oseph Ho yell Ho vell and Con Congressman Jacob Johnson ore are the two candidates who are art freel freely reely mentioned in tho the convention hall llan with time the odds in Iii favor favo of of- Congressman Howell It Is lof said however ho that strenuous ous us opposition will be bc offered d to the ro- ro norn nomination of Congressman 11 Howell owell About one half of tho the 29 credited d dele dele- gates ates were in attendance when the time convention convention con- con was called d to order ordel at 11 1130 30 o'clock this his morning In III the the- absence of the district district dis- dis chairman Io lah Evans Evan of Garland c called ailed the convention to order onier and announced an- an flounced the temporary temporal y organization Temporary Officers The temporary rory organization a of or tho the convention con con- is as follows I George Gcorge Weber ebI county chairman chairman chair chair- man Wilford Da Day Iron county lunt first vice I chairman Thomas Smart Cache county second vice chairman N. N C. C Poulson Sevier Se- Se vier county secretary rj T. T II H. Burton Juab county count assistant stant assistant secretary James T. T At- At Atkin kin Washington county sergeant at arms and Wilkins county as assistant assistant ns- ns sergeant at r 4 arms 15 Mr Evans then introduced Mr r. r Halvor- Halvor see Ben of Ogden who assumed charge of or the meeting and delivered a brief address His address was entirely to praises for tor the thc Republican party and condemnation con con- for or the Dem Democratic and Progressive Progressive Pro Pro- gi parties and their policies s. s We 0 have havo men here said ald he ae as 18 tho the followers of the greatest party that has ever existed 1 It Is the party ut that saved the union It Is IR the party purt that picked up the tIme fragments 11 of commerce and wo wove sove them into the business system of the Ute greatest country in the world It Is 15 the party part tha that t gave g us th tho irrigation Irn- Irn gation gatlon reclamation act and tho time homestead law It Is the party part that gave gave- us the Panama canal It Is la tho time party whose symbol sta stands for progress and achieve achieve- ment mont It Is the party part that believes labor laborIs Is the foundation of or all aU wealth and pros pros- It is the time party pady that believes cs In protection and advancement Moyle Assailed Tho The Democratic party Is the thc opposition lion tion and free trade i Is its watchword It Itis itis is the ra party rt that thai l gave o 0 us Coxie's arm army and tho the A A. R. R U U. strike years ago ao and threatened to repeat repeal the occurrence again this year ca The Ilie calling of or another great Ireat railroad strike was as averted only through the declaration of or war In Europe The Tl Pro Progressive party will wilt go so back to This Is still stilla where It cam caine from party a part paty of or prot protection It Is IN still oppose opposed to free trad trade Hut despite the time fact that It an arid and 1 the Democratic have ha opposite ob- ob j this thit year car finds them united under tinder one ii adWill ad Will tJ lame Jame H. H Mo Mole Moyle K candidate candida to for I senator tor tell the p ope when ho goes up I and anti down this state atc this fall full that he ho believes believes be be- In tho the Underwood tariff placing Utah wool woot Utah sugar and Utah lead leadon on the free tree list listl Will he tell ten tho the Progressives Progressives Pro Pro- that ho lie approves giving Colombia Colom Colom- bla bia and a perpetual right light through th the tho Panama canal when we have alreadY paid the tho republic of Panama for forIt forit forit it Will vm ho lie h have vo the time temerity to go before before be be- fore the time Democrats and nd fl say this Is black- black malt mall a t characteriZed characterised by iy Theodore Roosevelt noose 7 A minute five rC recess wa was taken to give gI the count county delegations an nn opportunity to select elect members for the credentials l order of or business and permanent organization and platform and resolutions committee Tho Time committees were committees were then announced following following fol fol- foi- foi lowing which n adJo adjournment was vas taken until until un un- un- un til iii 2 List of Committees Tho Time committees follow Credentials C. C C. C T. T 1 Woodbury Beaver W. W J. J Lowe Boxelder W. W H. H Cache A. A J. J Lee ee Carbon Heul Henry Thomp Thomp- son Bon Emery C. C I 1 IL McCune Garfield D. D M. M Grand C. C G. G Y Higgins Iron N. N J. J Reese Juab J. J P. P Robertson Kane Kano T. T 1 C. C Callister Millard Benjamin Cameron Jr Piute S S. S C C. Putnam Rich J. J N. N Cunningham San Juan Fred Jorgenson on Sanpete A. A K Hanson Hansen Sevier Sc- Sc vier Ler William Archibald Summit Edward Edward Ed Ed- ward D D. Samuels Ulata W. W L. L Van Wagner Vagner Wasatch W W. C. C Cox Washington Washing Washing- ton Joseph Wayne J J. J W W. WU- WU cox coy Weber Permanent or organization and order of business business business-A. A. A D D. D White Bea Beaver ver A. A N. N Boxelder B B. B N. N Ct Ci Cache he C C. C C. C Carbon M. M S S. S Garvey Garve Emery Benjamin Cameron Carfield Gar Car field Lee Elmer Eitner Grand Herbert Horbort Iron J. J M. M Chri Juab Edward Carrol Joseph Kane Iane r L. L I I. I. I Toone Morgan l Benjamin Cameron Jr Pluto S. S C C. Putnam Rich lUch J J. J N N. Cunningham San Juan William Metcalf Sanpete Homer McCarty Sevier Allen Alien Jones Summit W. W H. H UInta J J. W W. Moffat Wasatch Joseph T. T Washington Cha Charles CharlEls rk J Wayne Warne I IJohn John C C. Child Weber Platform and resolutions resolutions- A. A L. L Dotson I Beavers Deaver A. A D D. Boxelder H. H G G- Cache clie C C. R. R Markison Carbon S S. B. B Snow I Emery mei Thomas Se Sevy Gar Gar- J J. J T T. T Allen Grand John S. S Woodbur Woodbury Woodbury Wood- Wood bur bury Iron J. J IL U. ht Juab Juab- A A. l Kane ne M M. M A. A Abbott Millard W. W B. B Griddle Criddle 1 Morgan an G. G R. R Beebe Pluto Piute s. s C C. Putnam Rich J. J N. N Cunningham San Juan Tu JJ John H. H Secle Warren Warron War War- ren ron Sev Sevy Sevier Thomas Allen Summit Charley Chancy UInta flinta C ci J J. J Wahl- Wahl t. t Wasatch J. J W. W y Emley mIo Washington Washing Washing- ton J seph E Wayne C C. 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