The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-25

ience in municipal affairs; in fact, Mr..
Farrer needs no communication at our
hands. The people Have demanded
him-and will see to it that he is
elected from the Fret ward,
Thos. Bsesley IS one of the old resi-
dents of this city, and is an extensive
and successful farmer. Throughout
his long and Useful career not one
word of eeusuIe can be said of Mr..
BeesleY. He is an enimently practi-
cal man, familiar with the subjects OF
irrigation and with city affairs. and
nothing can be said in the way of en-.
dors ement Of this councilman from
the First ward that the gentI emar
does not deserve.
JamessGray of the Second ward, has
been Identified, officially, with roads
and irrigation, and is a successful
farmer. Mr.. Gray is an old and hon
ored citizen, one whom any mar
would be proud to know as friend.
H. J, w. Goddard is a young mar
whom the people of the Secon WARD
have selected to be running mate fol
James Gray. Mr.. Goddard was born
and has been raised III the COM munity
that will make him member of the
next city council. he is modest ,unas
suming, bright and successful young
man. and every one knows ii.
The Third ward has made q ten
strike in the nomination of Evan
WIioe and Il j. Mdiben for theil
councilmen. Mr.. Write is u thorough
farmer and fruit grower. He has beer
one Of the most active and hard work.
ers f and in the Utah County Fruit
u Agricultural society, and as such
nas been OF great benefit to his fellow
agriculturalists.
IL. j. Maiben is known to all as hav-
ing been one of the most interchangeable
workers for the advancement Of all the
material interests of Provo, and has
done as much, if not more, in an un
selfish way for the people OF Provo
than any other man of his age in thi:
city.
There is not a man, woman or chile
in Provo who does not know and ad
mire Alex. Hedquist jr., of the Fourth
ward. To know MIN is to respect anc
admire him for his affable and manly
nature. Entering the Smoot drug store
as an apprentice, he has worked his
way up to the management OF thai
growing concern in which he is par
owner.
Thos. Martin, also of the Fourth
ward, is one of the OLD sterling resi-
dents of this city. Has been a hard
working and progressive citizen. MIR
Martin is brainy and successful man
Is a conservative man with large prop
erty interests and will make an abso
lutely Safe man, His motto has eve
been TO live and let llYe and has neyeI
forced himself to the front as an office
seeker.
II. B. Smart Of the Wooden mills anC
future councilman for the Fifth ward
is man of ceaseless energy in his eff
forts to make his department of one O
Utah's chief industries a complete
success. The SUCCESS of Mr.. Smart'l
| efoTt3 in his labors in tho woolor
mills is an index TO his character and
is typical of his whole life.
Myron Newell, also of the FIFTH
ward was born and reared in trls ity
He has been identified with the city
school board in which position he gave
entire satisfaction to the people. Mr.
Newell is the present fish and game
commissioner of Utah county and in
that trying position is proving himself
TO be vigilant, alert and unceasing in
his etfo is TO guard the interests of the
people VIII, without respect TO party
creed or color,a endorsing his labors.
Take the city ticket from end to end.
turn it inside out and upside down.
Anajyze and dissect it and you will
find 1t absolutely free from any obnox,
ious element. Every man on the CITY
democratic ticket is honest aud cap
able, and there is not a voter but who
will say that the city government will
be safe in the hands of the dem lcr attic
nominees who without exception will
be elected on the 5th of next month.