The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-05
NOT YET The FINALE.
Another Big Batch OF Peoples
Voters objected TO.
THE MACHINE AGAIN SET GOING
Pooh Bah Morris, Mikado Winters, and Lord
High Eyecutioner McCalium
at it Again.

Just as the registration officers thought
they had about reached the finale in the
contest business yesterday, great bundle
of objections rolled in upon them from
Judge Powers, and to-day we will see the
4 familiar scenes re-enacted.
3 Morris, McCallum and Winters danced to
Powers music yesterday.
BEFORE MORRIS.
r. Barber-Challenge denied.
Aup1st Baer-Challenge denied.
Joseph Imlay-Taken under amusement.
H s Jacobs-Have lived here all my life,
save when herding for short time in
Montana Taken under Amusement.
Francis Armstrong was charged with
nolvgamy. He married his first wife in
1864. and his second wife in 1865 The Sec
ond wife died seven years ago. Taken
under advisement.
Alexander Leddingham was up again on
the same charge-polygamy. He had mar
ried three wives, at different times. He
was divorced from one, and one died, so he
did not have more than one at a time.
Taken under advisement.
George Baldwin was challenged on the
| charge of non-residence. He testified that
Me had lived at North Point over twenty
Years. Challenge denied.
William Parker, challenged on the ground
of non-residence, said he had lived here
four months, having come from Utah
county. Taken under advisement.
The following were called and were
absent: J. @. Lingborg, Ethan A.
Petit. David Harmon's name was marked
off.the list.
Edwin Udall-Came mere October "a.
Have been travelling about since June. Be
fore that lived with my parents at Nephl,
Such questions as these were put to him:
''Were you not home missionary"
"Weren't you released as home mission
airy to come here!n Didn't you see an ar
tcle in the Nephi Ensign stating that
Brother Udall had been called to Salt Lake
temporarily and was released from his mis-
! sion.' Udall answered that he was home
missionary some time ago, and was re
leased but saw no such announcement in
any paper. Challenge sustained.
John j. MISUNDERSTANDING Chal-
lenge denied.
Daniel Grant was challenged on the
ground that he was not a bona tide resi-
.dent-Have been here since last summer.
Taxed under Amusement
BEFORE M'CALLUM.
The following are the names of those
who appeared before Registrar McCallum
to show cause why their names should not
be stricken from the voters list:
P. D. Danihare Charles Bradley, Frank
Goodman, John b. Altman, William Clark,
Arthur McCampbell, William Conney'
James McNannanie, Bradford w. Elliot,
j. Clinton, George E. Teasdale and Van
o. Fuller were defaults.
John Campbell-Nothing done.
Alexander Dwight-Residing at sos
Seventh South street; objection overruled.
James p. Clark-Objected to on account
of non residence. He came to the city last
September but voted in Cedar Fort last
Tolran under adViSfmpnt
Tom Conner-Default.
James D. EVans-Obiected to on account
of non-residence. He had resided here fol
two wears: came from East Bountiful, al
which place he had voted three years ago
Case taken under advisement.
James c.. Lambert-Obiected to on ac-
count of non residence. 1t was proven be
yond a doubt that he had resided in the
city all his life Objection overruled.
Charles j. Miller-Default
Thomas Mumford-Objected to on &C
count of on-residence. 1t was shown tha
| he had resided in the city six years. Oh
= lection overruled.
Samuel Anderson-Ob Objected to on ac
count of non-residence. He is twenty 1.-two
years old and had resided in the city all hi.
life. Overruled.
l. w. Fletcher-He had been PERSONAL!
served with a notice to appear, but failed tt
show up when his name was called. De
fault.
a. Kesler-Obiected to on account of non
residence. He had lived in the city tiv,
years. Overruled.
William S. Jones-Objected to on accoun
of non-residence. 1t was shown that h
had resided here thirty two years. Over
ruled.
James Tregeagle-Default
David Blackhurst-Objected 30 on ac
count of residence. He had moves
= here from Pleasant Grove in October last
and had voted at that place at last election
Family lives here in the city. Case takel
under advisement.
John Sorenson-Default.
j. Sorenson-Default.
Austin Shipp-Obiected to on account o
polygamy. He has been in polygamy, bu
not for the last fourteen years. Had neve
been convicted of any crime. Taken IN
der advisement
Vincent F. Davis-Objected to on &C
count of non residence. Came here las
June. and resided in the city constant.
since that time His family resides mere
He was registered at Three Mile cree
precinct last August. Taken under &C
yisement.
c. ]. Whitaker-Default.
Ernest Penrose-Charged with not beiu
naturalized He had never been natural
lied but had voted on his fathers papers
He was given till the afternoon to get tn
papers.
4 Daniel Higgs-Charged with non-resi
dence He had lived in Kaysville al
voted there at last election. Taken unde
Amusement
George Burton-Default.
A h Woolley-Charged with non-res
dence. Objection overruled.
A. C.. Olsen-Charged with non-res
dence. He was registered 10 the Secon
precinct, where he had resided since las
November. Had resided before in Emer
county, at which place he had also voted
Intended to make Salt Lake his home. Cas-
taken under advisement.
Gus jacobson Objected to on account {
non-residence. He had lived in this cit
six wears and had a family here. Ovel
ruled.
Charles J. Wahlquist-C Charged with moi
residence. Salt Lake was formerly hi
home. but he voted last August in Webe
county. Had been working here on To
q. county road. Taken under Amusement.
William T. Hadley-Charged with MOI
residence Came from Box Elder last O
tober; voted at that place year and
half ago. Had come here with his famil
to live Had been working on the sewe
Taken under adyisement.
j. B. Aliman-Obiected to on account
being polygamist. Had never lived
polygamy since 1862 and had never bee
convicted. Overruled.
THOSE CONSPIRACY CASES.