The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31


f. S. Richards are expected to adj
dress the meeting. while HeId's band.
the Swinger brothers and the Silver
Glee club will give a series of musical
numbers Madame Swenson will be
unable TO sing, as previously an
nounced, on account of sickness All
friends of silver are invited to attend
and wind UP the campaign with q
grand demonstration for Bryan and
Sewall. The meeting VIII Commences
at T:3e.
Bingham will be invaded today by
the Democratic candidates on the
county ticket. A special train has
been chartered over the Rio Grande
Western, which will leave at 3 D. m.
having on board Helds band the
Guitar and Mandolin club and the fol-
lowing gentlemen, who are candidates,
together with their friends: D. g.
Dunbar. T. P Lewis. George Romney
jr., S. II. Lynch, e. W. Wilson. J. c.
Van Colt, Francis Armstrong. Barney
Quinn viii meet the train with dele
CATION, and the boys will take in the
town until evening, when a grand
rally will be held at the opera house.
The boys are all anticipating a grand
time and they are promised a hearty
welcome. Anybody desiring TO ac-
company the candidates can do So
The fare has been placed at a low fig
ure for the round trip.
Judge King spoke at Kaysville yes
terday and received an ovation When
he arrived at 2:30 .. m. he was met at
the depot by the Kaysville and Cen
terville brass bands. and the occasion
was made a county affair, nearly every
precinct in Davis being represented by
prominent citizens. Hyrum Stewart
presided at the meeting in the Music
hall and introduced Judge King as one
who was as solid for silver as were
the everlasting mountains from which
the silver was dug" Judge King
spoke two hours and made mastery
address, which won for him many
votes. After the meeting a reception
was given and it was followed by a
supper at the Mansell House.
j. NJ. Loar of ogden addressed a big
audience at the Kaysville Music hall
last evening, under the auspices of the
Bryan Bimetallie League.
Attorney George Sutherland had an
experience" at Provo last night with
Governor Thomas and J. p. Meakin-
He went down TO address a Republican
meeting When Mr.. Sutherland came
to speak he paid Mr.. Holbrook many
compliments, but. wisely refrained from
mentioning Judge Kings name in
comparing the two candidates. The
audience wouldn't let the opportunity
pass, however, and his reference TO
the other candidate" was received
with frantic cheering.
There will be a meeting in the county
courthouse tonight. which will be adj
dressed by Hon. David Evans, who re-
turned this morning from Chicago,
where he has been campaigning.
The Populists are getting after Candi-
date Patton for a speech he is alleged
to have made at Eden on Oct. "a. It
is claimed he said the Republican
party is as much in favor of silver as
any other party, and that Mckinley
was for silver as wall az himself and
many others, the only difference being
with regard to the way IL should be
brought about; also that 1t made no
difference whether Arthur Brown or
any other Republican was returned to
congress, as all Republicans stand by
the silver cause. The people of Utah
could well afford to trust their affairs
to the Republican party and feel as
sured they would be properly dealt
with.
Since learning of this speech the
Populists are somewhat sick of their
endorsement of Mr.. Patton. and
number of them are known to have
formulated some questions TO be pro-
pounded to Mr.. Patton. If they are
not answered satisfactorily they VIII
withdraw their support
Washington Jenkins has filed the<
Office of county surveyor very accept
ably in the past. and at a time whef
the revenue from that Office was mut
smaller even than it now is. He sho
be reelected to the position.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
At the meeting of the board of
cation last night, repairs on
grounds of the Gordon academy =
ordered
Copybooks to the number of
the use of students were ord
SO cents per dozen. :
William Brown, W. 3. Swig X
Stephen Coppenger applied for
sition of truant officer. Laid
one week. 4
Edna Thatcher of Uintah appNs7
position as teacher.
The superintendent filed some sta
tistics on the cost per capita of edu-
eating the pupils. In Ogden, cost per
pupil, S18.2S. while the average in all
the cities of the United States is S2064
In the cities of Utah, the average is
S2419
The clerk was instructed to get a
legal opinion on the question of
whether or not school taxes could be
RENTED.