The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-03
salt Lake city. Oct. .. 1896.

Salt Lake City, Oct. 2, 1896.
The Democratic state committee, il
order to save the postage necessary /,
send out individual receipts. takes thii
method of acknowledging campaign
contributions from the following.
aamed persons:
D. S. Cook, Garden City.
George p. Brown, Mercur.
H w. Hales, Mercur.
DIR. William H. Anderson, Portage
Joseph Yates, Calls Fort.
Joseph H. Raleigh, Salt Lake.
Frank Earnshaw, Park City.
J. G. Murphy, Salt Lake.
r. T. Chamberlain, Salt Lake.
Hugh Watson, Salt Lake.
j. C. Watson, Salt Lake.
D. L. Fulop & Co, Salt Lake.
George c. Riser, Salt Lake.
Robert Patrick. Jr., Salt Lake.
John Stubs, Salt Lake.
w. c. Dunbar, Salt Lake.
J. P. Trego, Salt Lake.
Henry H. Walters, Salt Lake.
Ed. w. Pike, Eureka
James Ollotson, Parowan.
W. Lewis, Salt Lake.
Ira p. Tiffany, Salt Lake.
d. P. Burt, Brigham City.
James ]. Chandler, Willard.
r. G. Sleater, Salt Lake.
Thomas Blacksturn, Brigham City.
Robert Patrick. Salt Lake.
George p. Judd. GrantsviIle.
John A. Brown, Tooele.
T. v. Williams, Salt Lake.
George Hammond. Grantsville.
Brigham Davis, Lake Point.
w. T. Daily. Salt Lake.
G. Ct. Bywater, Salt Lake.
Arthur F. Barnes, Salt Lake.
r. II. Dreyfuss, Salt Lake.
&. A. Keyes, Salt Lake.
j. c. Kirkindall, Robinson.
r. r. Irvine, Provo.
o. H. Petit, Salt Lake.
j. B. Tyler, Salt Lake.
Peter Cunningham, Salt Lake.
T. c. Griggs, Salt Lake.
j. H. Cunnington, Salt Lake.
William ShaughneSsy, Bingham.
r. w. Palmer. Bingham.
John H. Fuilmer, Circleville.
William B. Cross, Circleville.
William Bracken, Mercur
jeremiah Dennis, Marysvale.
NJ. NJ. Bearer, Bingham.
j. B. Keysor, Salt Lake.
j. h Mitchell, Salt Lake.
D. James, Salt Lake.
Fred. c. Bobo, Salt Lake.
James Hegney, Salt Lake.
+. e. Wilson, Salt Lake.
Joseph Pitt, Salt Lake.
s. V. T., Salt Lake.
G. A. Mclean, Salt Lake.
7. c. Lewis, Salt Lake.
A. Q. Smoot, Provo
George A. Storr, Springville.
u. I. Hampton, Salt Lake.
II. J. Beattie, Salt Lake.
2. J. Hamyan, Bingham.
j. ;. 1ajish, American Fork
j. NJ. WardroD, Salt Lake
John Christensen, Brigham City.
Oleen NJ. Stohl, Corinne.
Alex. NfcMaster, Salt Lake.
j. G. Kimbal1, Salt Lake.
John Gabbott, Farmers Ward.
j. r. Morgan, Salt Lake.
Mrs. G. Fl. Backman, Salt Lake.
c. T. Wilcox, Salt Lake.
Joshua Midgley, Salt Lake.
A. w. Taylor, Brigham City.
w. A. Ray, Deseret
Thomas Slight, Salt Lake.
Homer Duncan, Salt Lake.
W. @. Westwood, Salt Lake.
William M. Roylance, Springville.
w. S. Hodges, Salt Lake.
S. Siegel, Salt Lake.
Peter A. Peterson, Santaquin.
A. j. Evans, Lehi.
Byard Smith, Offers.
William West, Greenwich.
w. II. Folsom, Salt Lake.
J. R. Bush, Salt Lake.
D. S. Gillie, Circleville.
Dr. ;. K. Newton, Salt Lake.
John Halloran, Bingham Canyon.
A. 4. Heaston, Bingham Canyon.
d. w. Heaston, Bingham Canyon.
James ;. Watson. Bingham Canyon.
c. w. Heidel Bingham CANYON.
A. W. Forward, Bingham Canyon.
The foregoing contributions were
made in response TO collection cards.
skiing that at least so cents be for
yarded. We have sent out LOCO cards
ma nave only received returns from
0t l earnestly urge all persons re-
ewing cards to respond at once. The
tate committee is in urgent need Of
unds. We are unable to send out
documents or to arrange for meetings.
I every one viii help a little. we will
AIRY the state for King and send a
Democrat to the United States senate.
Ne once more appeal for help.
Q. w. POWERS, Chairman.
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1t is quite likely that a division will he
RAD at the convention on Wednesday as
ohcerns the legislative ticket. The Sill
'er men and the gold men are at outs
M the lame is being famed by Che Re-
'ubllcan organ of this city, which has
or two days maintained that the gold
cope are endeavoring to work certain
1mb.nations and which has called upon
le lndependents to stand together to de-
eat any such action. Expressions were
,equent yesterday on both sides that I'M
ass the others agreed to yield there
Tould be no concession. The McKinleV
aen want to have at least one-third OF
ne delegation to the legislature from this
ounty, while the silver people claim If
MS is the case there will be a contest
[ the most bitter kind. From all indi-
atoms 1t appears that the ultra silver
len are not willing to give the gold men
nything if they can help it. From now
n until the convention is held there is
ding 10 be lot of wire pulling and NOT
ntil the results of the deliberations are
nnounced on Wednesday next can any
ccurate conclusions be reached.
In the whirr and the whizz of yester-
avs complications the county commits
onershlps were discussed very earn
sty by all the conservative men of the
arty. Up to date the small fry have
cen IN the ascendancy but after scan
ing the. ticket nominated by the Demo
rats, the careful politicians of the
have arrived at the conclusion
hat ii is time to side track some of the
Teaker ones and work for men who VIII
tand some show of winning. by reason
+ their business ability. The Democratic
ominees represent the business and
interests of the city and
ounty, while a great many of the aspir-
nts on the other side represent nothing
" collection of individual hopes
Conversation with dozens IF the leaders
esterday developed the fact that Cap
ain Egan is regarded as one OF the
trongest men who can be placed on the
cket Up to GATE he has made no per-
onal efforts, but he has an army of men
forking in bis behalf Republicans
~ that party politics viii he
1rgotten unless conditions are even
mp by the selection of men
or fbp fhrnp T1laoec o11,rlo5