The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-02

uistrict JUICES ana justice OF the peace
and constable in your precinct in adj
dition to the X by the cottage.
This applies TO Populists only; no
other voter has this right
The PopulistS did not nominate can
didateS for district judges, nor for con-
stables and justices; therefore they
have the right to vote an x by the
cottage and also by the candidates for
district judges and constables and JUS
tees.
Take the sample ballot in The Herald
this morning and mark it as you intend
to vote. When you get into the booth,
mark the official ballot identically with
this one and vote IL. Be careIul, as you
may mark the ballot so as to lose a
vote.
The best way to mark ballot is to
go at that. Then the vote will surely
count.
Don't forget the ladies' meeting at
the Lyceum theatre this afternoon at 2
O'clock Judge Powers will speak.
Hon. c. S. Varian has returned from
his trip to Ohio where he has been for
some time speaking in the interest of
Bryan and Sewall. Mr.. Varian has
been doing good work for some time in
that state, speaking two and three
times day, and from reports received
has been one of the ablest workers in
the cause in that state.
Mr.. Varian states that the reports of
coercing employees which have been
received here do not do the subject
justice, and that we have been told
not the worst portion of the story. He
declares that ii is something shameful.
But he is confident that Bryan will be
elected. He thinks that Ohio is a
doubtful state, but will probably go
for Mckinley.
Gus saved postage yesterday by hir-
ing small boys to distribute circulars by
throwing them in peoples back yards.
This circular is a warm affair owing
30 the rain and snow yesterday morn
ing, there was little gained by the dis
tribution, the wet spelling the sheets.
Gus is a beaten man and is making a
frantic effort when it is too late. 1t
viii be interesting to note the bills for
printing when the campaign is done.
Judge King leaves the city this
morning in wagon and will go to
Mill Creek where he will address the
people at 10 o'clock. AT o'clock ne
will speak to the people of Murray and
at will address the voters of Sandy
closing at Bingham in the evening"
He will have big houses all along the
line.
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Judge Powers will address the ladies
Of the city this afternoon at O'Clock
at the Lyceum theatre. AL are invited
to attend.
Angus NJ. Cannon has a farm at Bluff
Dale which is titled by a Democrat.
1t is said that he visited the place a
few days ago and in conversation with
his tenant the latter declared If ar.
Cannon would pledge himself not to
vote for Arthur Brown for the United
mo 1 cannot do that" was the reply
said to have been made.
Mark an x up by the rooster and let
it go at that.
A special train to Mercur will leave
this city this, afternoon at o'clock.
Hon. Fisher S. Harris and William G..
Nebelker will close the campaign at that
place with a rousing meeting. The
train will return at midnight on the
Union Pacific. IL
The district is going Democratic
this time. Sharp is defeated. The
people. of his own city do rot ike him
overmuch. He has a penchant for
loaning money, and when the mortgage
fails que, of eXacting payment at the
disadvantage of the mortgagor. 1t is
asserted that a great deal of his prop
erty is the result of such actions, and
the voters declare they want man
with some Iiberality in his composition.
Then, too, they do not want a man
who is an old man and who will vote
for Arthur Brown for the senate of the
United States. jug
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Don't forget the ladies' meeting at
the Lyceum theatre this afternoon at
O'Clock. Judge Powers will speak.
Sam ]. Kenyon is not caring whether
he is elected or not He says ne did
not seek the nomination and is MAX
ing no especial fight. But the way
Samivel talks on the stump is a diff
ferent matter.
w. G. Nebeker came down from Box
Elder, where he has been working for
some time in the Interest of the ticket,
last night. He says. Box Elder is all
right, and that PITT, the nominee of
the goldbugs will be showed under for
the legislature, while he believes his
own election is an assured fact. Nebe-
ker goes TO Mercur this morning.
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Nick Robertson, the chairman of the
Juab county Democracy, sends the
news that Juab will go Democratic this
year by a majority of 300 to 500. Nick
has been doing yoeman service for the
party there during this campaign and
has been materially assisted by Joseph
Hyde, Ed Pike, candidate for county
attorney; Tim Sullivan, C. B. Wheeler
and NJ "A. Peyton, who have labored
day and night.
A change in the polling place in dis
trict "a is announced. Instead of vot-
ing at 446 West Second North, the poll
ing place will be at "Phirs meat mar
ket,'' 429 North Second West.
Judge Powers will address the ladies
of the city This afternoon at o'clock
at the Lyceum theatre. All are invited
to attend.
The Tooele Transcript, non-partisan
paper, has the following in favor Of W.
G.. Nebeker for the state senate:
Next Tuesday IS election day. We
wish once more to remind the people
that this is the most important cleo
ton this country has had for many
years, and the paramount question to
all, we think, is the money question. 1t
has been discussed for weeks, not only
in the newspapers, but on the streets,
in our homes, and, in fact, everywhere,
until we felt assured that it is now so
well understood that the only relief is
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
YER at the ratio of 16 to l, and that a
very large majority of the votes cast
next Tuesday will be for Bryan and
Sewan. We should not stop there,