The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-30
MORE OF 'EM.
Where We're the Slips With These Names
Found?
Whitconb

During the past few days THE HERALI
has published many names which there is
reason to believe are irregularly on the
registration list. We have done this TO,
the purpose of calling the attention of the
officials to supposed crookedness in the reg
lstratlon, and as a warning to the parties
named that If their listing was crooked and
| they are not entitled by law to vote, thew
are In danger OF arrest and prosecution
Below we present other names. and give
some facts as to when and where thew were
registered:
James McNamee was registered at NO
other place than Pleasant Valley Junction.
and worked at that time with Nolan's con.
struction train. Yet his name appears ON
the Second precinct registry list as resi-
dent of the Fifteenth ward. He has never
at any time lived in Salt Lake CITY. INT
came from Colorado to work on the rail
road. McNamee is about 5 feet 9 inches
| tall, fair complexion, marked with small
pox, unmarried and about thirty-six years
OF age. He has been in this territory. all
told, about seven months.
Charles Bradley is a native American
and came from Colorado in June. and has
since been working on the D. & r. G. rail
road In construction work. His name was
given to the registrar at some point along
the railroad between Soldiers Summit and
Pleasant Valley Junction, when the bows
were out hunting, and the slip having it on
without any residence indicated. got
mixed up among Mr.. Clute's papers. so
that 1t appears now on the Second precinct
registry. Bradley is about feet 9 inches
tall, with a dark complexion
Charles Lingo arrived in Salt Lake CITY
from Pocatello, Idaho, November %. and
went to board with Mrs. Young at North
Salt Lake the next day. His name appears
on the Third precinct registry list as resi-
dent of North Salt Lake, and the same
name appears on Mr.. Clutes list without
any residence. Lingo has been stopping at
the Valley house about three weeks. and
works as fireman on the Utah Central rail
road. What is the explanation of this9
Did Morris and Clute work together and
get their slips miXed2
James Edwards put up at the Windsor
hotel November q, and came direct from
Colorado. He said he had never been in
Salt Lake city before, and only once in the
territory, and that but for a few DAYS in
July, 1889: De claims to still own property
In Colorado. He was registered at the old
foundry by Clute, without any residence
assigned to him on the Second precinct list.
as certified to the city recorder.
William Clark registered near Castle
Gate; name on First precinct.
Peter 0. Peterson registered near Castle
Gate; name on First precinct.
Edwin G. Davies registered at Pratt's
siding; name on Fifth precinct.
George w. Miller registered at Pratt's
siding: name on Fifth precinct.
j. r. Ball registered at Clear Creek:
name on Second precinct.
Tom Conner registered near P. V. juno
ton; name on Second precinct
L. f. Duggan registered at Pratt's sid
ing; name on Second precinct.
p. d. Danahar registered at Pratt's sid
ing; name on Second precinct.
John t'laherty registered at Hale's sid
ing; name on Second precinct
John Carney registered at Pratt's siding;
name on Second precinct.