Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
POLITICAL MATTERS.
A Case Of Absolute Perjury HIS Gone
10 The Graud July,
MANY MORE ExeEcrrD TO GO.
Fraudulent Registration Punishable by
a Fine Of $1,000 aud imprisonment
for One Ycar..-Nolcs.

AhWNANlNHN ANNs "''"A "f''AA Ni' ~
a Fine Of $1,000 aud imprisonment
for One Ycar..-Noles.
"Rsglsler aud vote u you can no 80
legally. II you can't DO SO law.ully,
g,t there any way" has long been an
Injunction OF the Liberal machine,
from boss to ward heller to the con.
sclence'ess and ohsraclofless part Of
their lorces. an attempt to obey that
naud,ts this year has gotten horiOl Of
the hobj element into trouble. This
they viii fnI out later 10 their own
sorrow anu suffering. Score, Of mpu
have pprlured Themselves by swearing
that they had bu0n ia certain pre-.
oluct aud Ia the Territory the slipu.
lated tune required. boy law b..
.ofe registration. some q them now
say they did not know they were
doing wrong and simply took tho oath
bocaulc they were asked To-.
Here is case that u identical with
dozens OF others. one James T..
Dover, during the last week of regis.
lratlou registered as living at No. 253
south, West Temple street, when he
had been there only nine days. The
law requires a reaidence VI Thirty days
iu the precinct aud six months In the
Territory Immediately preceding reg.
tration as every Intelligent voter
knowe.
Mr.. Dlwer's case has gone 10 the
grand Jury where many Others similar
to II will 80 within the next
lew days. That Mr.. Dover and other
naJurcts might undgglAni shat
s,ares them In the face the following
fr1m the Compiled Lave u Utah, vol.
IL, page $50, l. reproduce;
Ivory person who willully causes,
| prucurcs or allows himself TO be- reg
stored la any precinct or city register
liHt ln any county, knowing himself not
/ TO DO entitled in such registration, aud
| every pcrun who wlliully causns, pros
| cures, advises, encourages or assists any
othUr person 10 be- registered in any pro-
I
| knowing Or believing such p0rson not 10
be- entitled 10 such registration, b. punish-
able by Emo not exceeding $1,000, or by
imprisonment In the ponituntihry not
exceeding one year
no UaE foK woRINGaigN.
The friends Of joe Lapsley circulated
a call, Of when the following In COPY,
throughout the city late yesterday
nilerngoui
"Attentlnn, workingmenl There
will he grand rally OF worklngmen
tonight, Thunday, October 10, 1898,
ON the corner OF First South ana
broadway, Of $3.50 pm, for the pur-
pose OF urging the nomination OF j. NJ.
Lapnley a. a candidate for councilman
In the Flflh precinct.
"EyeTy fFisnI OF labor Il Invited 10
participate and Join In asking ruuog.
milton for the labor candidate on the
Liberal Ticket"
Held'6 baud was out parading the
streets for the benefit Of Mr.. LApslby
Rud succeeded in getting n good many
workingmeu together. But Joe was
turned over TO the bufieting OF the
bosses, who have absolutely no usH for
the woTkinRman. OF course he didu'.
get the nomination.
Liberal COUNCiL NOMINEES.
Powers Gne manipulation or the
machine gang last night worked like
the traditiusl charm. His hsndiw0rk
was visible In all the precinct oonven-
tons TOT the nomination OF council
men, The nominees OF the various
municipal warns arc Ms fJllOwsi
First PTeclnct-John Il. Wscomb,
John Lawson, J. NJ. Denny.
Second Pfecinci-F, N, HoltzheimoT,
III. Corum, w. II. Remington.
Third PTecinct-John Hi, Daniel
Dune, S. r. FontOn.
Fourth Precinct-J. J. DAILY, James
Glendinnlng, >. w. Morrison.
Finh Pr0cinct-Louis Cohn, 3, j.
Lynn, W, +. O'Meara.
DEMUCRATIo CITY COMMITTEE.
The newly.elocted Democratic city
central oommitle held an interesting
aud important meeting last night.
ID. q. Dunbar WAS made permanent
chairman aud John II. Hansen per.
mRnent secretary. The committee is
as f0llOws;
First Preclno.-O. II. Petit, John
Slddoway.
Second Precinct @. Il. Blakely,
l. NJ. WRddell.
Third Preoinct-Herberl Pembroke,
John h, Hansen,
Fourth Precinct-w. II. BywAter,
Edmund Bourke.
Fifth PreciuoI--J. Whitehead Jr.,
q. R,Cushing,
Committeeman at large - ID. O.
Dunbar.
LOGAN MUNICIpAL TICKET.
Logan Democrats have nominated
the following municipal ticket:
For mayor George w. Thatcher;
for recorder, Joseph Quincy. fol
treasurer, Alexander Lewis; for mar.
shall, George b. MoCullough; for Jus.
tice of tho peace, j. II. Smith; ior
councilmeu, jas. A. Lelshman, Joisph
Wilson, Newell w, kimball, Lovintz
johnson, Morgan Evans, William
Watterson, Nicholas Sommers, Elias
s. Kimbali, Andrew King, Ephraim
Mikkela0n,
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.
At the Eighth district Republican
rspressntatiyu convention held ut Mill
Crock last night, >. W. Scars was nom.
mated, The other candidates were q.
J. .. Irwin, Daniel Harrington, Geo.
Nj. Cannon aud Il. Il. Marriott. Geo,
M, Cannon, u. II. Bagley, j. II. Shep.
pHrd. b. Nj. Harmon anu n. Il. Mar.
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