The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-29
ARTHUR BROWN
IS WRATHFUL
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Republican Nominations in Iron.
rSpecial t. The Herald.l

Republican Nominations in Iron.
Especial to The Herald.l
CEDAR CITY, Utah, Sept. 2S.-lron
county Republicans put in nomination
today Edgar Clark for representative
and Henry Leigh for superintendent OF
common schools.
In a, report Of THE meeting at Murray
ah injustice was done to Fisher Har-
ris, who said he was not a speclal
representative of the Tuscaroras.
Through typographical error the
mot" was omitted.
A German Democratic organization
will be formed next Thursday evening
at the Turner hall. F. Hooch, Louis
Hohein. DR.. o. H. Dodge, Fritz Rec
pen and Gustave Kroeger have issued
the call.
Among the callers at Democratic
HEADQUARTERS yesterday were. Judge w
H King, T. B.. Lewis, superintendent
OF schools, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Raw
Inns.
The Democratic ladies of the Sugar
House ward will give a Democratic
concert and bail Monday evening at
the Central school building, 'for the
benefit of the club, in order to further
the cause of Democracy III Sugar
House" The programme is as fol-
lows:
Piano solo............. Mrs. Lena Evans
Recitation. Miss Alice Penrose
Song .....,.......... Miss Maggie Harley
Short speech. Mrs. Emily S. Richards
Campaign song ..-...... ..--........
-Messrs. PyDer. Deckev and others
Selection. Guitar and Mandolin Club
Dancing will commence at the close
OF the programme. There will be CANDY
and lemonade booths erected on the
stage, which will be presided over by
young ladies; there will also be cosy
corners for those not desiring to dance.
Investigating the Judicial Ticket.
THE Republican judicial ticket for
fhls district has been subjected to a
close scrutiny the past week by the
leaders of the party arc after hear
ing both sides of the many stories con-
corning the out-of-town candidate. the
decision was arrived at that most of
them were base calumnies and that
the ticket ShOuld stand as nominated -
Salt Lake Argus Rep.)
To gain the full meaning Of that
snort article one must read between
The lines. What does it mean? Has the
hepublican committee found Il neres-
sary to investigate the characters of
three men into whose hands the neo-
pie of this district are expected to nut
ehelr hVes and property? Can it be
possible that charges have been
Drought with such force that thew
could not be ignored by the leaders of
the party? Is it possible that the MANY
stories hoating around touching the
character of Snyder have such weight
mat they could not be ignored? And
IS 1t possible the investigation showed
only that most of them were base
calumnies?
The people of this district cannot af-
ford to place such great responsibilitv
, IN the hands of men whose character
Is not above suspicion. They cannot
afford to elect men who must he in
Festisated by their own partv and
then passed just because they will do
mere is nothing against Ogden
siiles' Andrew Howat or LIE Grand
Young.
Sixth JudicinI District.
There will be a vigorous car,naio,
IA the Sixth judicial district, where r
w. Mcdaniel is determined to redeem
the people from Republieanism. This
Is the only district in the territory
where the Republicans are regarded
as being ahead. Commencing at Marys-
vale, on October 3, E. w. Mcdaniel.
accompanied by Major NJ. NJ. Coffev
will make tour of the district, which
consists Of Piute Garfield. Kane
Wayne and Sewer They will be ioined
IN the several counties by Samuel 7,
Page and E. H. Snow. candidates for
the state senate and also by the couu-
~ candidates for representatives.
War Against Geddes
The Republicans intende to have a
merry old time Of it in the Third Dre-
cinct this fall. There is a very strong
element which IS FESTIVE under the
domination of Selectman Geddes and
the Tribune. A club has been organ
lied among the Republicans for the
special purpose Of killing off Geddes.
One Of the leaders is Tom Gillespie.
He met Geddes on the Emporium cor
ner yesterday and a lively tilt en-
sued
Gillespie, it appears. has very little
confidence IN Geddes' political probity.
He fears that in the coming CITY pri-
maries the boss viii stuff the ballot
boxes. Therefore. ne wants one anti
Geddes man appointed Judge of cleo
ton at the primaries. Geddes has the
appointment of all three judges. To
ask him for one Of those judges was
what Gillespie stopped him on the cor
ner for, and the result was a lively
row.
Gillespie asked that one Judge be ap-
pointed. He said he was afraid there
wouldn't be fair play if he wasn't. !
Geddes said he would not consider the
proposition, and finally Gillespie said |
aotly:
well, we're going to down YOU if
It takes ten years. We've got some Re |
publicans down there all of the same
mind. We're going to have fair play"
There was some more warlike talk
and then GeddeC walked away. Some /
one in the crowd asked:
who is that?''
why, that's Geddes, the salary grab (
her, said another Hes in the county |
court and is getting ahead of the people /
all the time
Aliens Bad Break.
Scandinavian Democrats have good
joke on their brethren who have Joined
with the Republicans in this fight. The
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