Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
COLUMN.
D, R Al1 R3nOlinalsd for County
Superintendent Of Schools.
r,crrcs Ar FARMERS.
j. II. Anderson ue,iinr,.-liy Rcpub.
lican Rally at Nill Creek
Other Items.


nt 1880 this evening Tor thc purpose OF
dominating candidate for county
crnlendcnt Of schools. rhr mcr,.
ing was called TO order by }. 49,.
Toronto, chairman " the Democratic
county committee.
o. motion o. W. q. a. Smsot IT,,
OF sugar liousu WAR, Richard Howe,
Of south Cottonwood, was chosen
temporary chairman and q. W. Stew
OF, N Draper wBa uamod 90 temporary
secretary,
A committee OF i've on credentials
appointed 10y the chair ~ ioll TVS.
John ahafp, John Holt Martin
earn, o. T.. Miller and !. IL. Brin.
ton.
Aaac5mmiilCo on permanent orga.
ni1atlon auu order OF business the i1l.
lowing were also appointed by the
chair Frank Tay Dor, Albert Spencer,
l.. a, lNvlscN, W. q. a. Sm0ot Jr and
David Brown.
A recess of fifteen minutes wns then
taken. On reaurmhling the Report NJ
the COMMITTEES on credentials putltlln
svvoniythrcc delcgat's 60 seats IN the
convention was read and adopted.
Tue 60 umlttos on permanent organ.
iEAti0n and order OF business recon-.
muuioi that tho temporary OfglulXa,
ton De- made permanent. Adoptpi.
Nominations were declared IN order
and Frank Taylor M u speech
rulog,2sd d. n. Allon, the present
incumbent AMI placed his uamO before
The convention Tor denomination.
On motion Of W. &. A. Smout Jr.
tho nomination was made unanimous
alter which committees uf three,
consisting Di Mcssrs. Sm1lt rayljrHud
Miller was appointed 10 Inform Mr..
AIlou that ho was the choice OF his
party Tor ecc1nd term.
POLITICS rs SCHOOL MATTERS.
The Liberal machisc OF Fsrmera'
ward has engaged ia greet aud graf
game and dragged school matters In
partisan politics aud that, too In the
face Of "a stormy protest on tho part VI
a majority OF tho voters and citizens VI
that district.
on thu oh inst. the Democrats VI
Farmers ward nc regularly called
prmlTy decided unanimously tuat la
the election VI three school trustees
they would not allow politics 10 utter.
fcto IN the selection In Rny
way. They appointed commit.
toe OF three 10 wait on the
Republican hud Liberal ward organ.
izati0ns 20 Inform them Of their inteu.
lions aud TWO weeks later whom the
Republicans held thoir primary they
took similar action AMI the Joint 90 M.
mittets took up u labor with the Lib.
urals, SOME OF whom, however, ap.
pearcd determined 10 nominate u
straight rarity ticket, The Liborals
held "a meeting ON Monday night las,
Ia discuss the situation. Mr.. Alb.
Dyer, "A Democrat, was present by la.
vltatlon aud addressed the meeting Ia
behalf o. his own party aud Rlsl
the Republicans, both OF whom hu
said had docidei that politics should
not ouieT into the coming school cleo
tim. A minority Of the l. brrals Ia
vOted this action. A majority, how.
ever, declared that they had "counted
noses" ami were certain they could
carry the district aud therefore wanted
TO nominate d Liberal ticket. Anai.
lournmont was taken until Thursday
night when suchn ticket was nut az,
consisting ~ Mr. Ferguson,
William Mitchell and % man named
itagOr.
THIS action aroused the ire Of the
Republican aud Democrats aud q few
OF the more conservative Liberals,
who met In the F0TIioth school build. |
Ing last night ami to n minated thv |
old board which consisted OF John
Gabbott, Martin ChtstophersJn aud |
John Belts. The latter IL chairman " |
the Farmers ward Literal club, but l. |
spoken Of asa very fair, conservative !
man. Politicians Hnd business men /
and citizens OF all classes throughout |
thr city today strongly condemned the |
Liberals Tor dragging politics into |
school a1airs.
mCH COUNTY POLITICS.
Joseph Irwin writes to the NEWS |
from Laketown, Rich county, rs fol- |
low;
"The political tussle commenced |
this week by the tour through the |
southeastern part Of Rich county |
Messrs. q. II, Hart anu Joseph Mon. |
son, Democratic candidates for the |
Legislature. They were accorded
large audiences ana n royal reception
nj Randolph and Woodruff, whore they
held forth on Monday And Tuesday
evenings respectively. The music Oi
Tho Randolph brass band diI much 10
enhance the success aud pleasure Of
those gatherings.
"Last evening they hold forth at our
meeting house, hr Aqulla Nebeker,
.ho colleague Ia candidacy, read thn
platform of pTlucluleH uluufgu AT the |