Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-04
A SURPRISE TO BOTH
Democrats and Republicans Womb, =,
The Great Clean Sylop
IN SALT LAKE c,Iy anu cou,,,
The Women "fu' The cro.. Up ny IN.
Rooster and Let II 60 al
ihai,r II Seems

Among the election tufpfi.,. a..
one 10 salt Lake City And count,
stands out very oonspieuou,ly. M.
Democrats made n clean .ve,n. .,.s,
Ing all their candidates by mslofl,l,,..
large az 20 startie themselves a, 81
A. the Republican,
AT O'Clock THE afternoon 4, w.,
estimated by tho Democratic ooun,,
executive committee that the m.lo,I,,
for tho legislative tieke, wsns
range from four TO i've thou.,pS
This conclusion he reaohsJ 1,
striking an average on the votes of IN,
precincts 20 far az tho results nav,
hsen reported. Tue county tl,k,ti,
also elected by a large maJorily. though
the ngutss viii not iun 20 high 4, an
the legislative ticket. The tsa.,n "a,
this IL thst the county Ticket wa much
more freely scratched than the l,,,,.
lstive.
The Democratic judicial candida,
are sl'o elected beyond question "a
doubt. They are JuIgea Noti,l ana
Cherry, and the district they ftpfe,,b,
comprises three eountiv,, Bait ins,
summit aud Tooele. Just whA, tb,,,
msJ otiiy will be canno, be- denni.y
determined until toll return. IN. r..
ceived from summit and Tooels c5us.
tles.
The unoffitial canvass Of volss, q,
made o. ows that an exifaofdlpAul,
large vote wa, cast II 10 sale 10 A..
pfoximato that not Ices than oighi,.bv,
| per cent % tho men aud women NJ
hhu their names on the frglstfsusn
rolls expressed their wishes Il the pol.
yesterday. The wOmo, ,. vote Ma iuliy
~ large In proportion 10 that OF No
men " In fact II was no larger. Tbs
Democrats. with much unC,l0n Aed
oompiaoency, declare that itisacop.
ploto vindlcatiOn Of their claims th,t
there are more Democratic women 4,
their ranks than 10 the ranks Of tn
Republicans. This contention va
freely admitted by tho Republican
committee today. They cay that nos
when thu battle u over the Adni.slob
IL not 20 difficnlt 10 make.
fiity.six OF the eighty.eight me-.
cincis In the county show total yot,
OF ib,2si. Tue avsfHge Democrats
Legislative vote l. Q. 800 aud the aver.
age Republican Legislative vote 5 "a
moking a Democratic majority Of
S,SoI Calculating on the b,sis VI IS
pef cent OF the registered vote btius
east. this indicates a Democratic
majority OF 1900.
THE succEssFuL cANDIDAIa
should the result stand permsneniiy
~ u now does, those who are TO stfys
5slt Lske county 10 the upper houu
OF tue next Legislature will be- John
Il. Caine. Mattie II. Cannon, Bsbli.
min A. Harbour, David q. Ridseul j.,
and George A. Whitaker. Those Who
will do similar service In the House Of
Representatives. Eighth district. ~
heber Benplou, sclplO A. Kehns,
Euri;he X. LaBArthe, Dahiel Man.
"a 0eoTgs Romney Jr., Richard b.
Shepard, R)bt. w. Sloan, Joseph L.
rayior, Everett W. Wilson and Jsmu
Thompson.
The county tfiicsIs will bo Fnne,
Armstrong, Lucius T.. HAL, Joseph 4,
ltawlinp, commissioners, David Z.
Durbaf, clsft; Stephen II. Lyneb,
treasurer, Margaret A. Caine, auditor,
James q. Jensen, recorder II. u.
Quinu, assessoi; Charlie :. Wilke,
sutyryof, WaldsmAr Nan Cot, su0l'
uey, ana rhomfs 7. Lesis, shsrn,