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Show REPUBLICANS NAME TICKET. i0seph howell tor congress and w. m. Mccarty for supreme judqe. ' Platform Adopted KniloralnR the Admin- (j palratlon and Ileufflnna the Platform of 11)00. 'j At the Republican state convention, J j held In Ogdon on the 11th., Joseph. i Howell, of Cache county, was noml- . nated for congress, while Judge W. M. McCarty, of Scvlcr county, received the- j nomination for supreme judge. A iplatformi was adopted endorsing tho policies of the administration, reaffirming re-affirming the national platform of 1000, endorsing the project of opening the- J Uintah reservation, upholding the Kb- j tlon's pledge to Cuba, and opposing the- J formation of combinations of capital designed to control prices. The state committee organized by i electing James II. .Anderson of Salt I Lake as chairman, Thomas Hull of Salt Lake as first vice-chairman, Mrs, Em- ' mcllne II. Wells of Salt Lake as Second j vice-chairman, nnd W. F. Adams of Salt Lake as treasurer. The selection of a secretary will be left to the chairman chair-man and two candidates. 1 Senator Ilcverldge of Indiana, and other prominent speakers, - addressed the convention at the evening. suasion. The prominent ofllcers of the conven- ' Hon were: Chairman Hon. John E. Booth of . Utah. S VIce-Chalrman Afrs. Rachel Allller Jr of Salt Lake and Hon. Alma' Gldredge of Summit . ' Secretary A. J. Ilruneau. Assistant Secretaries Mrs. Alice ' Collins of Wasatch, Oscar Olscn of j Morgan, L'mclla Grachl of Hox Elder and Air. Eyrlch of Salt Lake. Sergennt-at-Arms 11. P. Jensen of . Sanpete. Assistant Scrgcnnt-at-Arms 0. E: Layne of Weber. Chaplain John Henry Smith. |
