Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-12
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Republican and Liberal Primaries
Will B0 HID Tonight
MAINLAND uAnBEaGER TALK
Meeting Of the Ciiizan5 Campaign Com
mit,ee Tomorrow Afternoon
Other Matters.

tonight, beginning ut 1880 The meet
inss are to be held In the different
municipal wards as follows;
Flut- Exposition BUILDING.
Socoud-C County Court house.
1hird-5andbrrg's hall.
Taggar's hall.
Flfth-Oid Federal court room.
ms LIBERAL PRIMARIES.
Liberal pfimafieB arc to be held In
ali Of tbs ccclrsia-tical wards OF the
city tonight and tho indications are
that at SOME OF the meetings q regular
Third precinct sort VI lime will pre-.
vail.
IL will be- "war 10 the Rnifc" between
the AmofucB aud the followers OF
jim licgeucy, Joe O'Brieu AMI Pat
Moran. rne former has cut loose
from Powers and will hold a
primary OF bio own. WHAT the
tcsull will be Is ilicult 10 state, though
u !, certain thc Anorines will be
given 10 golden opportunity to exhibit
the political aatutoGcss aud rhfewdness
thry ufu said 90 p.fscss. "Ntll they
c,plufc tho primauut2D That IL the
uu .ti0r many Liberals are asking
themselves day. Thuy dnru not pro-
pouui the query auIibly Tor fear the
man 10 whom IL would be addressed
might Oo An Amursnr.
ouzgNs' iEADQrARrEgs.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud oili-
cnG usAuqIliters Ia sue Hooper I'll Oh
was buoy place To-Day. Large num-
bets u politicians came uud went
while gteups 81 gentlemen gathered
about toe tables and talked VI the duty
vi the hour.
Committee rooms are being fitted
up ~ temporary partitions briug put
IA. On these could be ntntl theswish
q tho paint brush while a strong Od0r
~ turpsuuuu hlgd the loom, au indi'
cation, said ono ui the gentlemen pres
ent as no rubbed hia oliactOry organs,
Ofhow local politics would be purified
Ia the coming campaign.
JUDGES or ELECuoE.
Representatives VI the Democratic,
Irpuuivau anu Liberal parties viii
meet with County Registrar Walden
az 5;3J tomorrow night At the heal.
uutflrtr OF the Ciuz ms campaign
committee y talk oyUT the matter Of
uppOiutin JIdgcs for tlu city e.ec.ion,
HE idUn icing that all Of tne parties
thall have equal representation.
PRECINCT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
A meeting " tie precinct campalgu
Committee uf the Independent ciU.
zans' and titIz1ns' committees ui MY
will DO htli Mt headquarters at !
O'clncg tomorrow afternoon. Important
luatles are 10 come up Tor discussion
1t that time.
wANrLAND-DAMBERGER PROMISES.
There rs trouble at the Joint city and
clunty building on Hcc0ugt OF the
names not receiving their pay. Hut
political PIE, promises and sslVn have
been given by Councilman WRntlAud
nad Seloctmnn Hamburger 10
pacliy the poor w0rRingmeu.
rhrto two servants OF the public nave
assured them that they win get thelr
lay u they Will only work another
thirty days-uniil after the election.
Zone o. them have assrnteJ, but othorB
have uOt,and what tue outcome Will be
- an opth lueHtuns
HEuIsrRAriOS STATEMENT
County Registrar Walden makes the
following statement 10 the Salt Lake
pu9liu
As regards the present registration ser.
ioua comments have boon made. As
registration officer oil this county have
To saY that believe that every deputy
d q
appointed by tho Unh commissioners
An honest man. Thor characters hereto.
fore lmOsl, II not All men uf family
should bear out this statement. lRcu
AID all of these gentlemen viii, II called
upon, mako an affidavit us 10 their ndel-
ny To- duty,
A few dislrreenhlo occurrences havO
accompanied tho taking ~ the regislTa.
ton, hut | say 10 you Ia AL cnndOr and
pusitveucsS that circums .nnc0s have
fully warranted tho proceedings up to
date IL D. claimed that many have boon
uWusily stricken from tho registration
li-i. This | most omphatlcally deny;
ana Will further add that | viii most
heartily act iu replacing any name lthnt
may have been illegally strickcn) when
the Utah commission mootsHghin. What
ever may iurthor be SAID, / ask YOU to
think over the character Of mon serving
ns deputy registrars, whose names arc As
follows;
flns preciuet--Goorgo H. Alder, w.R.
Gibbs.
Second proclnct-G. -. Blskely. Nit
Barrett, rhomn, r.. ilowulls.
Third prlcluui-Gldc0n A. Gibbs, s.W.
h. Brown.
Fourth prcolno,-DayId G. dunbar
John Burt.
ifth precinct George II. Cushing. d.
i, Moodmauseo, William l.. Lou,
There ha., in my Judgment, been
desire on the part ol al Cgnutc.od With
tho registration, 20 deliver tu tho people
M honest roglstw,iou In this matter
we represent tho governments only.
lsignod JosEpu D. WALpiN,
Registrar sails Lake County.
ENOLUsivE. BRIEF AND FUNEY.
A. was iutimatei Tor several days
past small haudul OF CAPTAIN J. Il.
Mlldlemits Democrats med them.
helVts 10 the Wa,a,oh hall last night.
ihe solid, aub.tlutiAl members VI the
democratic party who had iIenniiri
lheuseiVcs with tho citiEuus' move
menw were practically invited 20 stay
away. In, fact many Of them were
given 70 understand that they could
not oe pre'ent, aud IN order to prevent
them Nom attending, tho meeting Was
maiea strictly "Uard ailair,D That
seltimponant sIaiwart, Captain MID.
ulym ~ guarded the door q zee that |
none but "srhlghlt" were admitted, !
hnl 40 they rushed 10y him he crlsi,
"Ffebent your tickets heru.'
The tickolB referred 10 had beou |
printed early In thH day and during |
the evening were freely circulated |