The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-03

MONEY.
Mr.. Moses Hirschman is the sort of stuff
OF which your true blue Liberal is made.
He and Arthur Pratt had the following
dialogue the other day:
"Mose, where do you stand in local poll
tics." asked Pratt
II am a Liberal by G-dr' was the res
ponse.
"Why are you? Don't you know tina,
Liberal rule mas made Salt Lake hot bed
Of houses of i'll fameg'
'Yes, acknowledge there are more -
houses than there tOere before. don't deny
ii. and am in fdUOr Of more Of them STILL"
Exit Pratt.)
1.-THE city council of Salt Lake Is a
billion-dollar Congress on small scale.
Z. L. WILLIAMS.
The following are the boundaries of the
i've voting precincts in Salt Lake CITY:
FIRST PRECINCT.
The First precinct is composed of the
First, Second, Third, Eighth, Ninth and
Tenth wards bounded on the north by Third
South street, on the west by Main street,
on the east and south by the city limits.
The voting place is the Ninth ward school
house.
SECOND PRECINCT.
The Second precinct is composed of the
Fourth Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth wards; bounded on the
north by South Temple street, and the east
by Main street, and the south and west by
city limits. The voting place Is at the
Seventh ward schoolhouse.
THIRD PRECINCT.
The Third precinct is composed of the
Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth and
Twenty second wards; bounded on the
east by Main street, on the south by South
Temple street, on the west and north by
the city limits. The voting place is at the
Sixteenth ward schoolhouse.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
The Fourth precinct is composed of the
Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty first
wards; bounded on the west by Main
street, on the south by South Temple
street, on the east and north by the city
limits. The voting place is at the Tween
ueth ward schoolhouse.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
The Fifth precinct is composed of the
Eleventh, Twelfth aud Thirteenth wards;
bounded on the north by South Temple
street, on the west by Main street, on the
south by Third South street, on the east by
the city limits. The voting place is at the
Thirteenth ward school house.
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"There Is no longer any excuse for a
Democrat TO remain In the Liberal ranks.
The party is in the field and it is there 10
stay."-WMLIAM BURKE.
1t is openly charged that the territorial
commissioner of schools. Jacob S. Foreman
is travelling over the territory at the ex-
pense Of the territory and doing Liberal
stump work. The HERALD wants to know
II this Is true.
Now l went out to Parley's canon to-day
and spoke to some of the transfers who are
residents here. 1 asked them il those labor
ers lived here and they laughed at me and
told me those men were hobos from Denver
and Omaha Do you remember when the
Liberal party went all over the city crying
''Salt Lake work for Salt Lake workmer :"
/ have always said that when a fellow
fools me once, that's his fault. but when
he does 1t again, that's my fault. b.
TIMMoNEY.
If the artful dodgers are not responsible
for the Bastard" dodgers circulated yes
terday, then the coincidence is indeed a
strange one that no Democrat could get
possession of copy without an effort. Was
IL TO excite the apathetic Liberals to action
that this trick was rescrted to-. 1t looks
very much like II. The fine italian hand
of an experienced manipulation is betrayed
in the work.
"a year ago, by Liberal schemes, 1 was
declared elected school trustee. On re-
ceiving my certificate from that great body
n ST ~
year and get S.. 900 and expenses therefor,
L said | would sit down and let the matter
be investigated. 1t was shown that the
tickets OF men who voted were changed,
and when the court made its decision,
at once decided that l didn't
want an office won in that
way and it was vastly more agreeable
for me to step ont than it was to step In.
heard shortly after that fellow named
Harry McCallum wanted to know if 1 was
going to appeal, and when it was learned
that / was not, he feared / was going back
on the Liberal party. Then it was pro-
posed that the Liberal party should pay
the expenses of an appeal, but l said,
There will be no appeal There are
others who obtained certificates in August
under such circumstances that no honest
man could receive them. If you will read
the castigation which the supreme court
gave G. E. Allen, who is enjoying the
emoluments of the office of county clerk
the extent of the wrong will be seen. 1t
was grevious wrong, and yet the law,
while condemning the wrong, provided no
remedy. l say out upon such methods. -
p. L. WILLIAMS.
Every good citizen of the First precinct
ought TO vote for Gustave Kroeger, candi-
date for justice of the peace on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Mr.. Kroeger is the present
justice for that precinct and has made a
record as an honest and efficient official.
He has been resident of our city for
about two years and before that was in
Omaha for nearly eight years. For the
last three years he held the position of JUS
tice of the peace, and was regarded by all
as a man of thorough honesty and integ-
rity. He is thorough Democrat and took
quite a leading part in politics IN Nebras-
ka and was delegate to several state con-
ventions of the Democratic party. The
First precinct will make no mistake in re-
electing him to the position he now holds