Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14
POLITICAL CIRCLES.
Tho Liberal City Committee Installed
IN Now Quarters Today.
TERRITORIAL DEnOrRAnc CALL.
heeling Of the Republican League
Gibbs 10 De Held Soon.-Can.
dldates for Oflcc.-Noles.

block on Second South street this
morning aud ilsunted that fact Ia tho
face Of the public by stretching loud
le1lered aireAmers over the entrance
TO ihcir new abode, which was thTongcd
with visitors throughout the day.
j. T. Axton, city committeeman Of
thr Fourth precinct, aud J. l.. Franks,
The Liberal labor champion, are
Ia charge Of the now QUAR-
tors anu ate now preparing
To- lay their plaus Tor the coming can.
phlRn' Jake MuriL and Jake Green
Wnld will also lend tone u the place
by thuir presence Hni viii administer
cuunks II cOne0lation and advice TO
the iain -hoartcI aud weary.
REPUBLICAN, cLuna
Hon. Sam J. Kenyon, OF salt Lake,
ptusidcnt Of tue Republican Lrafue Of
Uhh, Hays the Cgucn Standard VI to.
dav, ana ounces his intention Of calling
a convention of the Republican clubs of
tue Territory 10 meet ut salt Lake
early In October.
lno exact date has not yet bron
liked; hut II will soon be made known
through thUsu columns. Ia tire mean.
imci every CLUB should b. making Its
pfeiafaiious TO bu represented.
TERRITORIAL DEMOcRAIiC CALL.
Chairman q. &. Richards and seore-
iary T.. a. Smith have issuedSthr fol.
lowing explanatory call:
a meeting Of the Democratic Terri.
toriai committee Of Utah " called for
| Thursday, The - , "ay OF September,
1898, NJ . O'Clock pm, at tue nnrlors of
tho Union club, Hotel rempleton, la
5ali Lake Guy. All members uf the
committee hru requested TO be present.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The return Of Julge Powers from
Beaver h anxiously awaited by bis
political associates. lilo Is expected
homo tomorrow.
While other PERSONS are talked OF ~
| cauiidaica for city msrshnl Ou tbs
CilizonA' ticket, Arthur Pfatt suIl con.
ttturs 10 leaf MI connections In tic
race Tor tuat oilcial plum.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Literary society
Will ON tuesday evening next tiscuss
ihu quesu,n. Rrtolvri, That tue
financial pane OF 1893 was not due 10
the Democratic administration.
Tho MssRtch Democratic club mt
in the Sixteenth ward last night nuu
authorized the Third precinct cam.
paign committee TO push the IN eresis
OF the Democracy IA that district from
the lime on until after the election.
Tn Republicans Of the First pre-.
cinct viii meet IN tue south wing OF
the Espositi1n building at = O'Clock
this evening u discuss the mixed con.
dition Of Local politics aud determine
upon N p0asil 10, n cjursu ~ be pur-
sued during tue coming campaign.
I Oraln Rumel, receiving teller Of the
DrHeret National Bank Is spoken o by
come Ut his frieuds ms possible candi.
date for city treasurer ON tbs Demo.
cratic ticKct. The name OF Frank
Nimhgll h being urged for the sam
office 10y persona interested In the ciIl-
Lens movement
Slgnor Samuel GalloazEl l. indus.
tflOurly NJ work mAfshailing the Lib.
erals Of ne Third precinct under mis-
banne' with view 10 receiving cub
stantid recognition at the hands Vi his
tAtty, His ambition tor the office OF
chief executive Of the city IL still un.
daunioJ.
William Shovel, OF garbage oolleo.
tiou iamo has confidence IN himself
that IN ieuarkable. He still insiuts, II
Il iaid, chat the people Of the First
precinct will not receive thorough ami
ulmplete representation In tho nexl
, Guy Council unler. lao shall be one Vi
three wiseacres elected from that dis,
triot.
Fire Chief Stanton IL reported as
having given up the idea OF Ieappoiut.
llunt under the new order OF things Il
be Instituted atthu November election,
lie IL undecided rs to whether he Will
, again become n real estate broker or D
I hay and grain dealer business thai
he understands better than some per
sons imagine.
Councilman Kelly, his friends say,
+ has never considered himself fall
b heigei solOu on account Of receiving
4 his official title through appointment
! M Mr.. Ewing's successor. lie Is Q
, | great believer In this power OF the bal.
lot box and IL anxious 10 90 before hi,
. constituents for their sutirnges that h,
| might say as II his wont: ~ am Ia,
. peoples choice. Behold my work."
| Nuultmhh W. ~ AuuuN anu A. y,
, | Emerson, secretary OF the Liberia
central committee OF Ogden, hay,
Issued "A call for mass meeting Of Lib.
eral voters 10 be held in Ogden thi
evening at s O'Clock, for the pur
pose Of acting on the destinations o
, the central committee and transaction
OF other bueinoss.
Salt Lakes city councilmen are still
complaining Of he bitter dose prepare
for the public--Rnd themselves Ia
, cideutally-by the citizens committe
IN address anu refuse to swallow II
y NOtw withdrawing the scOrChing NJ
}. raignment they received several q
= them are anxious 10 be "returnei" TO
second term and are pulling thei
' strings and trimming their sails RC
, oordingly.
- ono OF the deputy registrars In hi
e rounds a few days ago came across
II house which heretofore has turned on
u remarkable number Of Liberal voter
n The officer inquired OF the lady Of tn
q house ns 10 the whereabouts Of tn
], owners OF some OF the names. Tn
l. lady replied that she did not know, bu
e assured the gentleman that II he woul
e call around in TIRES weeks ahl
Is would have 200 men for hin
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