The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23

! every opportunity they are having, Re
Democrats in office. Recent changes
in the treasurer's office and water de-
partment are examples of this. Recent
raises in salaries ito cut down eX-
penSes" have been in favor of Repub-
licans. In the appointment OF district
water assessors, four Republicans and
one Democrat shows the ratio. In
the water department Democrats are
almost as scarce as hens teeth. Com
plants in this respect are also made
about the street department and the
various other work being done in the
city. 1t would not prove amiSs if the
Democrats should take some steps to
show the grave injustice of this and
bring some remedy before their OPP
ponentS manage to establish a vast
political machine in the municipal gov
eminent.
1t appears that Charley Crane does
not desire to be behind the times. Be
cause a bid is made for the colored
vote by having an Afro-American
water the lawn in front of the Gardo
house. Charley must needs come up
to the scratch and have another Afro
American water his lawn. Depend on
Charley for keeping up with the times.
The Utah Democratic club has been
the first to take decisive action on the
plan to consolidate the four clubs of
the city, and this, together with the
expected action of the Tuscaroras at
their meeting this week, will probably
settle the question against union. The
Utah club held meeting last evening
in the office Of J. H. Moyle. About
forty members were present and a
foI- -
the question of union, which was
viewed in all its phases. At the end
OF the discussion it was unanimously
decided that it would be impractical bic
for the club to consent to the union.
The decision is based on the fact that
the Utah club is an incorporated body
and is so f1Ourishing as to have sew
eral hundred dollars out at interest.
and it would he of questionable benefit
to disincorporate and join with the
others. The sentiment, however, was
in favor of the utmost harmony in
dealing with the other clubs and the
party organization.
A Mass Meeting.
A Democratic mass meeting in the
First precinct in the near future is
one of the probabilities. 1t is believed
by some of the leaders there that such
a meeting would give a proper i'm
petus to the work of reorganizing the
societies in the various wards by re-
VlVltying the Democrats. The effect
of the meetings of the committees on
organization in the various precincts
IS seen in the fact that already the
Democrats in the various wards are
awakening and the committees are
prepared TO perfect their work in a
very short time.
ola
The Tribune campaign liar is again
at work. After looking through The
Herald he managed to learn that a
meeting of the Republican city com
mlttee had been held and an account
one day late, in which there
was distinct and painful silence
about the fact that the Tribune had
been turned down when it came to
1ll1ng the vacancies. But the young
man shows remarkable perseverance.
When last heard from yesterday he
was making a wild search for de-
tails of the meeting of the Democratic
in the various precincts
notice of which had appeared in the
mornings Herald. He is hot on the
scent of some matter that appeared
only about three weeks ago and may
some day be expected to learn that
there is a combination on between
Goodwin and Cannon.
Third Precinct.
The committee of the Third precinct
appointed to assist in organizing the
ward societies, will meet tomorrow
evening at =. m. at 12S North Sixth |
West.
Fifth Precinct Democrats
You are hereby notified that meet |
ng of Democrats of the Eleventh ward |
will be held in the old school house. |
corner of Eighth East and First |
South streets on Wednesday, June %;
he Twelfth ward in Social Hall on
Thursday June y and of the Thir-
zenith ward at the same place on Fri
lay, June IS. The object of these
Meetings is to elect officers of the
ward societies and delegates to the ter
'itOrial convention of societies on
July Is. Women are especially invited
o attend. Meetings will begin prompt
y at o'clock.
MRS. JULES LA BARTH.
Chairman Committee of Organization.
MISS NELLIE LITTLE,
Secretary.
j. W. WHITEHEAD JR,
chairman Precinct Camnaipn Gam