Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-06
OUR ticKEri


Before the curtain Ia finally drawn
on the municipal election We feel that
there Ia room for few closing remarks
on the quality Of tho CluzonsIndo-
pendent ticket Hore Is the let Of
Officers presented to the people fot their
approval al the polls tomorrow:
Mnyor.................. n. Baslein
..Gustnvo ~. Baclsmau
Treasurer. 4. Burton
Marshal................ arthur Pratt
Justice OF tho Peace Grant II. smith
COUNCILNIEN.
First Prcoinct".......L. G.. Hardy
- " .......Lc Grand Young
Z" " ............E. Il. Newell
Second Prcclnct.....M. j Checsmnn
" ......Ccorgc u. Dean
...Arnold a.. Giauuuc
Third Joseph Watson
q" .....,M. =. Mccormick
..........4. n. Norris
Fourth Precinct. spencer Ciawson
q" .,.........J. 4. nnche
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With Precinct .Eiilnh Sells
" ".."....P. W. Madscn
" ..........,..C. l.. Rood
This Ia the ticket when the NEWS
ia supporting, and II makes no con.
ditions In doing 20. Every man on
the lisi has given ample evide ce Of
being honest, capable and patriotic.
We believe tho candidates will all DO
their full duty 10 the city IN the 70.
speollyo offices 10 which they will
surely bo elected II the people
do their full duty Us electors.
And we feel pleasure In recommends.
Ing to the voters the ticket without
single alteration.
OF all the candidates, Judge Baskin
ieprobably tho least IN need Of an IN
PRODUCTION to the people. He has boon
the mayor during nearly two years un.
der very trying conditions, and ON the
strength OF his record In that capacity
the citizens who opposed his first
nomination have placed him on their
ticket for reelection. Nothing more
eloquent In his praies than this could
well bo said. lie has cxlorted admira.
ton from those who were his oppo-
nenls, and through sleadfastness and
Integrity has estrhngod some otslwhilo
friends. He Is admired for the enomies
he has made. The NEys h giving
him its hearty support, because he
has shown himself to be- faithful aud
capsule servant Of tho psople.
Mr.. Gus,avo IL. BackmAn, Tor
recorder, comes before the people with
certificate OF character Of which
any man has every occasion O.
be lroud. Those who arc familiar
with the requirements OF the office Tor
which he 10 candidate ami who are
likewise acquainted with his record
see no need to humiliale him by d
comparison with his opponent or any
one else. lie Ia an ideal candidate for
the place, probably the beet qualified
man iotit Ia the whole city.
o. s. Burton, the candidate Tor
treasurer, Is lifelong resident OF the
city and As man Of Affairs IL uni.
VERBALLY known to the voters for hon
osty and capabllily. The city's funds
WILDE perfectly safe In his hands.
Arthur Pratt, nomiueo for marshal,
has filled various offices similar
to the one tor which he Is a candidate,
and with marked ability, Hs ha.
backbone, ani neither winks at MOI
eondonts law.bTeaking. His elem
recOri and ample experience are full
assurance that he viii discharge tho
duties of the mGrshalship with perfect
satisfaction 10 every respectable Gle.
mont ia tho city.
MI Grant II. smith is not as old .
resident a. some OF thootheu, but Die
superior qualifications are amply guar.
unttei, and he needs neither iulr8due.
ton nor certificate OF character. ID,
lisa good lawyer bright, active CHI.
zen and enjoys the utmo.. couddeac,
OF the most highly respected memutu
OF telegl profession.
With the CouucilmauIc nominee.
from first to last, though IL Is not nee.
sary to oulOgizs each one by name
We are thoroushly satisfied; AMI NJ
eau commend them sincerely Or
deserving OF the approval nnd fupplr
Of the community. The First precluc
names such we'll known, capable au.
progressive men as l.. q. Hardy.
LeGrand Young and T.. T.. Newer