Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
ELECTION ECHOES.
Address Of Thanks By The Citizens
Campaign Committee.
GURrKA's WINNING CANDIDATES
Doubt Among Politicians Still as to
the Exsc, Status Of tho
legislature.

There Is but little II anything more
definitely known In regard to the exact
political status Of the next Lcgislstufe
30 far ~ party strength IA concerned
thnn Whist tue NEWS contained yester.
day. Lsaiing politicians are la grave
DOUBT IN many rcspcc.s and can DO
nothing more than hazard guess nl
m0at. That they with the public will
remain In this state Of unblissfll ignof.
ance until after the clllcinl canvass IL
quite certain.
Address Oh 1tiANiss.
The Cluzens' executive campaign
committee last evening Issued the
i0'l0~in address OF thanksi
We congratulate the citizsns Of Salt
Lake upon the glorious results that
have attended the election Ia thls city
Tuesday last. Against an opposing
force, whose interruptions lcadcrs, IN
-Igat,d by selfish nlliyes, stopped at
uothins Ia their cnduavor TO win n
victory, and against tho powerful iu.
iluence OF tho Union Pacific Railway
company anu uiher large corporations
the Citizens ticket comes ult victor.
ious.
The successful termination OF the
movement inauguritUd sOme months
ago IN the interest o. municipal reform
~ complete vlndlcalion OF the c0ursr
taken by our leading business men aud
Oitzcaa Ia organizing wituUut regard
10 party ur pOlitite Tor the purpose o.
carrying uu campaign Ia this city 10
Al. al. UN
A fittlug frlukc hiss bteunlt1 ul8lurod
to city officials for extravaganza, COZ.
fupuUn aud incompejUnvy, aud 90 tho
party VINO has Jusdbod and end0rUd
their uCiF.
a now eta has alTeaiy dSwnvd upnn
this city, Confidence uHs taxed tue
place VI tusgiciou, oKpfesinns 81 friend.
inttE hnvu HuppmutUd those VI hatred /,
aud pcfsln- who were most vigorous ia
thuif uppnsiiiln 90 tho Cillz nv move.
mtnt ale now reluctantly a. hitting
iiH wisdom gud coveTtly rejoicing ut iih
ultimate success,
Bitter STRIFE aud contention should
now 10 followed by peace ami gCud
Will, Tor the cunltHt u over rad the
cause OF morality And reform 10 til.
umphant. We tel that the results Of
hearts VI oil with rejoicing.
ID. &. DuNnAh
Chairman.
JAMES DgviSE,
Secretary.
j. w. WHITEHEAD JR.,
Fi.auGial Secretary.
G. o. wHiITEMoRE,
Il. ID. ktnBALL,
JAS. NJ. KESNELLY.
the TLtC1ioN AT EUREKA.
The NEWS Correspondent "Orr''
writes regarding the election ut
Eureka M follow,:
Eureka on election day presented a
lively ana animated appearance.
The miners nj the Keystone got a
holiday and those at the Bullion. Beck
WIRE let oil at O'Clock In order that
they might 70 10 the pslls aud cast
their votes.
There were two sets OF candidates Ia
the Held TOT city Uillcefs, heLce tho
lively Interest taLsu "a this election.
John MoChrystal was elected
mayor.
The i've councillors were Il. r. Day.
ton, g, w. CLARK, George AdAms, Geo.
l.. Hyde and NJ. d. Bowen.
The school tusieua were James Il.
Drlsoolli John .. Freckloion and
Delos Lombard. These were elected.
There were close on 800 votes cast
altogether.
Nit. John q. Packard never fails TO
c1me out on u,ection day 10 cast his
vote with tho rest Of US. Everything
went oil poaceably anu IN good order.