Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-06
". S. Mccormick Libl5d by a Third
Precinct TriCkS,dIS
INFAMOUS DOpaERs CIRCULATED
Mr.. McCornitk Emphniically Declares
Against the sale Of The
Wa,crwofks.

q NiWa ttl9lNNA hAN N'N'N -
,uuu q cgpy Of tho circulars. He
auswoteJ: "Yss, have been shown
some Of them"
"what rs your opinion Of 80" aiked |
the reporter.
81 think u TOO fcurrllous aud boncath |
me 10 take notice Of end Rich must be-
extremely anxious 10 get back into thn
Council when he resorts 70 such low
methods aud Il ought to mako the
people suspIcioui; aud they will un-
question his anxiety TO get
back alto, being turned doEn by his
own PARTY. | take II that the voters
will judge for Themselves whether
would go to tho Council Tor the little
good that might do or for the hops o.
the Doodle that there may DO In Il.
was nominated without my knowledge
or consent and did not want tho office,
hut since my friends have honored mt
with the nomination aud insist on my
acceptance, concluded to stand, Rud
II elected 1 will do the hes! | can re-
gsrdlesa Of politics"
Gas to tho sale Of the water works
my dlsspproval OF that scheme Is on
record In tho council and Undertaking
ly declare against disioslng Of thom to
auy corporation or company private OF
public"
pENOuNCED DY THE COMMITTEE.
The Cilzsne' executive committee
were 20 ilcsnaoi at the charge mat
thuy will flood the Third preciuct win
the following countef.circular tonight;
Voter, itisa lirl Some ambitious
anu unscfupulous individuals have
bteu circulating tho malicious ialse-
hood thnuMr. w. 5. Mccormick iavors
aud would lend his efforts 10 the sale OF
our city water works to n private cor
Iofati0n. This Is In keeping with tue
other INSTRUMENTATION which are 0b-
log male In the intefcsla OF olS lnoor-
pOrations aud disgruutled oiilce seekers,
who know that the CiuLunR uckel
/ from MsYor bg-k'n down, IL made up
Of men whom the corporations can't
use, hence his hostility.
MR. M'CORSlCN's PRANK DENIAL.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. Z, 1898.
Executive Committee, Citizsns' Head
quarlers.
Centleman.-Replylng TO yours Of
the 8ri inst, | desire 10 assure you that
there Is absolutely no foundation Tor
the rumOr you refer 10 regarding my
ylows ON tho question ot ui-p0sing Ol
our city water works. The truth II,
have gone on record, publicly as well
as privately, 10 the contrary, aud
IL presumed everybody under
stood my position. am unal
terEhly opposed to any proposition thai
would contemplate the ceiling TO I
private corporation OF our wAterwoTk
systum, nud my past utterancos hGv,
been, aui my future stand will be, n
positive conformity with this ueclara
Respectfully yours,
w. 3. MoCoRSrcK.
Vote the Cilizens' ticket straight
Look out for fraudulent tickets an
pasters. Read every name ON you
ticket before you use II. by order @
the committee.
ID. &. DUNBAR, CHAIRMAN,
JAS. DEvGNE, Secretary.
ARdEEMEST oF cnAiRMEg.
Tho following signed today by IN
chairmen OF the politicsi partIe
named explains Itself:
For the purpoto Of aiding In Tia
conduct Of lToe anu fair election .
> Tuesday, the 7th day Of Novembel
1894, MIR. ID. q. Dunbar, chairman ,
the Democratic party, aud tepfeien
ing shat party, and Mr.. o. w. Power
chairman OF the Liberal party, an
, ropTesonting that party, anu &. W
l Bennett, chairman OF the Republica
8 party, aud representing that paTtl
] have agreed aud do agree ~ follows;
. Thai their respective parties rtquel
= the judges Of election ~ Tue Natiou
y polling places 10 allow:
= Flrst-A challenger for each part
10 10 stationed at the polling plac,
during tho hours that tho polls NJ
opeuel, who may interp0te challeng,
i ~ thoy are advised ggainst perAoI
Q offering TO vote.
i Seuond--That each party as aforessI
o may have within tho polling plsvl
= one clerk or checker &C each poll
Is tally the voters for their respeoti'
d parties, said clerk or checker not
% any way to interfere with the tue pr
10 Rress ofthe election.
rhlTd-rhHt each party as aiorosaI
may have chief clerk or manage
who shall be- allowed 10 cOmmunica
with the ohvckers, clerks and u
Is challengers insido, provided he do
not interfere with tho voters or Il
election officers.
Foufth--phat the ohairmen Of u
parties aforesaid may hgvs access
10 tho POLLS at reasonable times nj
at wheneyerthey have nusiuess with Il
N clerks or employees OF their respecti
f. parties,
il Finh-That no person shall
nj allowed 70 approach within ore hu
d. dred feet Of The polls, except the olerl
No checker, ami challengers Aforesaid
IA deputy United states marshals AZ
h. chsirmeu Of the committees, unless
.y ig present 10 deposit his votes.
n Sixth-Ihnt the hundred feet lin
ly shall DO deaignalod by rope, fence
AZ acme Visible object aud that the pea
"a officer, Ia Attendance at the polls sh
v. prsvent persons having no buslu,
40 within that limit from passing 1
IN line.
is seventh-ihat Mt the close OF /
polls and during the counting Of {