Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-15

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military district Of U.ah. 62-J6. and as
piranr TO the office OF U. :. Marsha
for Utah.
jacob d. Blair, Republican in Con
gress, W. Va, Thirty-eighth Con
gress.
Richard Macintosh. miner an,
merchant.
NJ. b. sowlcs. late olicc-holder il
Salt Lake City.
Henry Page, department command
ere. =. r., Secretary of the Utal
Commission and defeated Liberal
candidate for Recorder OF Salt LAX
County.
Thomas C. Bailey, Deputy CoIlectoI
Of Internal Revenue.
J. b. Rosborough, member Nationa
Democratic Committee for lively,
years
John Z. Dooley, late Liberal, City
Councilman.
W. II. Dickson. late United State.
Attorney for UIab.
T.-R- Jones, banker.
]. \. Benton, postmaster salt Lake
City.
James II. Bacon, banker.
F.P. Addleman.
henry ". Lawrence, real estate an !
mining, receiver in the Church conii,-
ca,ion cases, AMI ..Liberair candida-e
for Mayor Sal; Lake City.
Fred Solomon, ex-Surveyor-Gcn-
crai.
Henry c. Mcmillan. Clerk laird
District Corrt.
c. i. Mason. merchant.
Fred. :. Keisel, mayor, ogden.
Ransford Smith, late Liberal cand:-
date for Delegate TO Congress.
Joseph p BAche. Clerk Of Supreme
Court of Utah.
Lewis p. Kelsey, real estate.
Il c. Chambers, mine proprietor
and operator.
John \. Marshall, attorney. and
lately Probate Judge by Federal ap-
poinJmenr.
Thomas Marshall attorney, Liberal
Member Of the Legislature.
Nicholas TrewIck, mining superiu-
tendent.
Farley L. Williams, Late Commits
sioner Of Schools by L. :. appoint
ment.
john J. DAILY, delegate to the last
National Republican convention.
o. j. HOLSTER OF Salt Lake Tribune.
chronic L. :. Office holder for over
twenty years. e.: the complaint had.
Allen &. CImpbal, Liberal canii-
date for Delesa'e, 1851.
William Nelson. ex-United States
Marshal.
J. Brainerd Thrall. Pastor First
Congregational Church, Salt Lake
City.
Il. C. McNiecs, Pastor First Pres
byteriin Church, Salt Lake City.
W. 5. HIwkes, Superintendent Con-
greSaiional Home Missions. Salt Lake
City.
J. W. Jones, Pastor Firs: Methodist
Episcopal Church, salt Lake City.
De"ir u. Forward, Pastor Ffrs.
Baptist Church, Salt Lake City.
:. l. Arnold. Pastor Westminster
Church. Salt Lake CITY.
John L HUlburd, Pastor Of Phillips
Congregational Church. Salt Lake
City.
c. l. Libby, late Pastor First Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, Salt Lake
Civ.
Samuel A. Merritt, Attorney. and
,x-Delegate from Idaho.
Edward P. Ferry, Member Lesi,la- !
i've Assembly.
Alvin saunders, Member Utah Com |
{. T. Allen, Member Legislative |
Assembly, and now Clerk of Salt Lake
;ounty, which Office he obtained
trough the throwing out of legal
-oies Of his opponent.
\. L. Williams, Member Legislative
Assembly.
Frank Pierce, Member Legislative
assembly.
ii. ;. McCalium, Chairman Liberal
Salt Lake County. and ex-
registrar whose conduct in tina, Office
vas OF such character that Chief
usi'cs Zane directed the grand Jury
o investigate IL.
korert y. Baskin. Attorney. LAT.
assistant United States Attorney and
Liberal Lobbyist.
p. Il Llnnan, salt Lake T,4yu,,e.
Allen Fowler. VI. u.
Z. r. ClGte, Assessor. Salt Lake ;
lily. and laie Liberal Registrar IN :
or L. :. Commission.
John w. Blackburn. Associate Jus
&c, Utah.
i. J. Anthony, Elder-in-ch,r,.e
AfAAAAe aAaH~4tl. :
Hugh NJ. Dougall, Registrar Utah
olnty.
Walter Murphy. Attorney, County
t.orney.
Joseph VI. Cohen, Chairman .Liber- ,
" Committee, Summit County. ID
L. P. johnson. Probate Judge. Box
ider County, L. S. appointee. Il
Henry Shields, Probate Judge. =
lmmit County, U. S. appointee.
IL. p. HENDERSON.
Associate Justice. a
IL viii be observed that the names &
essnted by our laundering cotem- y
rary belong almost exclusively TO =
e office-holding and ofiice-hust:ng a
IS, most, If not all, OF the excep- Il
ms TO this rule being those Of Sec !,
ian parsons, who are interested :,
the Acknowledgement Of "Mor- al
ms" for religious reasons. Thus "a
means taken by the chief 70
LIBERAL" organ to refute the stale -
at Of the Union endorsed by the al
Tvs places its correctness beyond to
question. By the way, why not n;
'!ish some more OF those names. - =,
t people are doubtless interested I'll
knowing who their Trasads are. it,
ell.
al
Conductor Injured. u, ~
Abbott, of the :. p. sh
Railroad, met with a painful tn
VIVA: might have been n serious Ia