The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-23

that many of them have purpOseiy
omitted to call upon and register Dem
ocratic voters. Whether these charges
are well founded or not, it is of the
utmost Importance that Democrats see
10 II that their names are properly
registered, as If they don't, many OF
tnem are liable to be deprived Of the
hlSn privilege of voting on election
day
In order to wake up the Democrats
so that they will not be found sleeping
on their rights, Chairman Lloyd OF the
democratic committee has issued the
tions: ''--'' --''' . ~
the Democratic and Independent
voters OF Salt Lake City and County:
are you regqStered2 IL not YOU shouJd
SetoSlH 70 tnat highly important duty i'm
Aledlately A failure to do so simply
II! m cans tnat you VIII be unable to vote at
lnS coming election; which means mo
mat you Will not be able to voice vour
sentiments as 70 the policy that shall he
pursued in this county. state and natiay,
1or d considerable period to come. This
duhonltiOn Is prompted and made neces-
sdIy from the fact that hundreds of
voters nave called at Democrats cOl1nfyr
headquarters during the last two or three
SdyS asking when and where they would
De permitted to register and under what
~ instances II appears that many of
tileIu nave been missed purpOselV mr.
otherwise, by Republican registrat ion Of
Meals Complaints of this character have
also Deen received at headquarters from
many many, INDIVIDUALS who have not been able
10 call in person.
A singular and significant circumstance
{dppeStTS 10 be, from information received
~ tHe county committee, that Mckinley
I.epuDllcans are not being overlooked to
dry starting extent. Their names in is
generally believed, viii be round enrolled
WITHOUT difficulty The complaints that
a. mere made are not calculated to Apply
-, ieSIlrdllOh agents who are doing their
LUZ uuty, but TO those who appear for
sOIne political reason, to be negligent i'm
d uireclon that may reSuH in Democrats
oefeat- Every Democratic voter should
IelllelIIper tnat new registration is in
process; tnat last years registration will
not serve the purpose; that in order to
cast a ballot this year each voter must be
enrolled anew; they should also remem-
per that there will be but two days in Oc-
tooer IN which they can get their names
upon the lists if omitted now narneIv
October Is and IT,
Following are the names, addresses and
precincts of the various registration Off
GERS of this city and county, with a Few
exceptions. Select the one that resides
IN your district and wait upon him before
the sun goes down on the evening of the
time.
Precinct IF. NJ. Ulmer, 1856 Washing
ton avenue.
Precinct "A L. Hamlin, 1874 Princeton
avenue.
Precinct S-Lewis Lewison, Stevens
row. $50 Lake street.
Precinct Miss Alice Hicks 458 East
Ninth South.
Precinct Ell B. Kelsey. 10 East
Eighth South.
Precinct 6-H. NJ Willard, 54s South
State.
Precinct 7-B. F. Stewart. north side
Twelfth South, first house east of Fourth
East
Precinct sc. G. Wilkinson. Ais East
Fifth South
Precinct AEber Case. $50 Sixth East.
Precinct 1G-First municipal ward
Precinct 11-JOhn NJ. Hayes. 525 South
Eleventh East.
Precinct 12-J. U. Eldridge, jr.
Precinct 13-Lewris c. HoaSlund, sd
West Eighth South.
Precinct 14-W II. Ingham.
Precinct 15-J. N. Courtney, 1904 Indi-
ana avenue.
Precinct I6-George Cottren, $50 POST
Precinct 1T-Joseph A. Butte.
Precinct 1S-WiIliam NJ. Anderson.
Precinct 19-S. 3. Woods
Precinct 2O-L. c. Camp. 16S West
Precinct 21-C. NJ. Hammond, 21 West
South Temple
Precinct 22-James NJ. Campbell. ns
Precinct 2S-second municipal ward.
Precinct al. c. Johnson. 4O4 West
Third South
Precinct 25R. W. Lewis. 63s West
Precinct 26-T. E. Wising.
Precinct 27-Franklin Merrill, DDS North
First West.
Precinct 2S-E. L. Sloan. 100 North Sec
Precinct 29-Thomas Slight, III Pear.
Precinct ga. E. Edwards, Grand Pa
cific hotel.
Precinct Sir H Haslam. 246 North
Fifth West
Precinct 82-John B. Reid, 7s5 West
North Temple.
Precinct BE. E. Rich, jr.. 70 North
Seventh West.
Precinct $40. R. Grow, 300 North Third
West.
Precinct 8-B. A. Rid. 81 West Fourth
North.
Precinct 36-Hugh B. Folsom. Duluth
avenue, near U. P. railway tracks.
Precinct 37-Fourth municipal ward.
Precinct 3S-Fred Clawson.
Precinct 39-John T. Lynch, sc F.
Precinct 40-J. T. AxtOn, jr.
Precinct 41-John G. Robinson, III
Precinct 42-John S. Higham. rs H.
Precinct 43-Albert I. Cardwell, 1910
Fourth.
Precinct Al Roy Mansfield, Eleventh
East
Precinct R-FTfth municipal ward.
Precinct 46-Fifth municipal ward.
Precinct Fifth municipal ward
Precinct 4S-H. e. Cottle, 425 East First
South.
Precinct 49-Frank B. Shelley, 3 Third
East
Precinct 5O-Fifth municipal ward.
Precinct 51-Ftfth municipal ward.
Precinct 52-Fifth municipal ward.
Precinct ST. E. Harris. Farmers
Precinct 54-A. W. Stevenson, Farmers.
Precinct 55-Horace Cummings, East
Mill Creek
Precinct st. B. Jackson. Mil Creek.
Precinct 57-Alex McFariane. Mill Creek
Precinct 58-Peter Gordon, Mill Creek
Precinct 59-Joseph H. Shepard Murray
Precinct e0-Charies Holm Murray
Precinct 61-Beniamin Wright. Murray
Precinct Civilian J. Sutherland, Big
Cottonwood.
Precinct 63-SiIverton.
Precinct 6+-Richard Windmill, Mountain
Dell.
Precinct 65-Andrew Jensen. Butler.
Precinct Co. A. Walker Union
Precinct Civilian w Wilson. Sandy
Precinct 6S-J. X. Drinkwater. Sandy.
Precinct 69-Alexander Brand Granite
Precinct 70-William Ufild, Little Cotton
Precinct I'M. a. Nelson, Pleasant
Precinct 72-B. NJ. Gosgrove. Draper.
Precinct T3-GeOrEe Merrill. BluN7ala.
Precinct H-Samuel H. Crump. Herri-
man.
Precinct 75-Edward OrgiI. Riverton.
Precinct T6-Joseph Holt, South Jordan
Precinct 77-Joseph J. Williams, West
Jordan
Precinct 7s-B. /. Cutler. West Jordan.
Precinct 79-North Jordan.
Precinct so. r. LUndberg. Bingham.
Precinct S1-John Brum. Bingham.
Precinct 22-Richard Mclaughlin. Bing-
ham.
Precinct S3-Edward Lambert, Pleasant
Green.
Precinct s4-James N Rid. Hunter.
Precinct S5-David Mackay. Granger
Precinct Se-ThOmas Aston. Brighton.
Precinct ST-Chris Aston. Sugar.
b T. LLOYD.