Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-26
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Todny's Development.
The Cltiz-ns' COMMITTEES Of hdy met
IN tho Walker house. psrlors NJ 10
O'CLOCK this forenoon but dld not gct
quorum until nearly an hour later. At
hat Time Chairman Sells called the
meeting 10 order saying:
ave have met hero today fir the
purpose Of nominating n municipal
Ticket There are also numtcr Of
vacancies In our ranks that should ~.
ceiyc prompt attention"
The fesignnti0ns Of james II. Moylo,
J. NJ. Ricketts,, Arthur Brown uud +.
Auofbnch were ttcn accepted unanl.
nOusly ana without discussion.
James Duvino moved the appoint.
meut Of committee Of I'VE from each
precinct h. nominate the ticket This
motion was defeated, 4. II. Lanuau
anu one other member only voting In
the affirmative. Tho following lct.cr
was then read by the secretary, Hebtt
NJ. Wells;
10 tho Hon. Elijah Soils, chairman Cltl-
zenh' committee OF fiuyi
Dear sIr-Iho Indopenlont citizensi
convention at Ia session last evening
unanimously resolved Ia postpone noni-
nations until u conference ,c0uld bO had
with your honorable body. 10 this end
nn adjournment was taken until 10 AIN.
today aud committee OF twenty-five
WIS appointed 10 conior with like com.
iuliloe nom your organization 90 con-
hidgr the udyisnbility OF merging the two
movements into common aud harmoni.
Gus action.
Tho undersigned respectfully ask
tho appointment 81 such commit
carly response NJ We arc required 60 TO-
port 10 our convention ~ tho earliest
psssiblo hour this morning.
Woaro with great respect,
HOYr SHERMAN,
Chairman.
b. &. DUNBAR,
Secretary
We append here witha memorandum
~ a proportion which wo submit tor
your consideration!
Proposition Of tho Independent cIti-
zons' committee To tho oltizuns' commit
too Of hny.
Tho Independent clllzons' convention
ID disposed To consult the desires ut tho
cltizens' committee Of my la tho matter
Of naming mayor, recorder. treasurer,
recorder, marshal and Justice of tho
peace To complete tho municipal tlckot
which has already been named as far A.
Il relates TO tho product numinnlou-;
vacancies ia tho nominations for
city Council mado necessary by tho
declination Of candidates. IL would
seem Ominenuy fair and proper aud
with these changes affected hy mutual
consent and concessions tho ticket as far
~ it has beon found should receive do
endorsement and ratification OF tho citi-
zgns' committee.
A committee OF three couslsling Of
Judge Marshal, w. IA. Dickson and
Elias Morris were then appointed 10
notify the committee Of twenty-five
that they would be- heard on their
proposition, The latter were H. waiting
In the rooms OF the Business Mems
assembly and soon arrival.
Huyt sherman Jr., chairman OF the
committee Of twenty -hyo reviewed. the
proposition and WAS listened 10 with
marked attention.
Judge Marshall said he did not rec
how the committee Of twenty-five !
could ak the committee OF MY to on
duIse or Tauiy the nominations they |
hau made.
Hoyt sherman JILL appears 10 mo |
that our proposition Is IA every way a
thlr one nut II more npullAG lIolusls |
ton is required | will retire with my |
committee and see n we can do more |
than we have done. But before We |
take such action W. would Ike 10 /
know whether any proposition that WI |
could make would uo accepted or con-
sidefeu In the spirit Ia winch It would |
be- rendered.
T.. w. Tstlock said the people hRi |
met Ia convection In the various pro. |
cIucts auI nominated ticket In his |
precinct LgGand Young, T.. 4. New |
Oh ana H. G,Hardy We're the nominees |
anu none Of them had declined to act |
~ lar az ho knew,
II. W. Please tell me the |
political iAitl Of these gcullrmon.
Mr.. Iatl1Ck 90 Mrbst. Young and |
Newell are Democrats and Alr Hardy
believe, In a Republican.
In response 10 questions M 10 what |
candidates had declined Mr. sherman
fpplludi 1--WE have formal destinations |
nom MussTs. /. a. Benton ami W. G. |
Hall OF the Second precinct IL. w,
Young and Spencer Clswson Of the
Fourth, George A. Lowe OF the Fiish !