The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-19

dates for the the legislature and Oh
fetal nominees for the places which
will be made vacant by the expiration
of the terms of the present incumbents.
1t will be held in the Grand opera
LouSe, ueslnAlng at 10 o'clock in the
morning. There Is every Likelihood OIL
the session being a lengthy one, in
asmuch as there is SO much work TO
do.
The Republicans will convene at the
theatre IN the morning at the same
hour for the purpose of selecting the
delegates to the Mt. Pleasant conven-
ton, which will nominate the McKin-
ley electors and give the goldDugS-
what there are of them-of Utah d
chance TO vote for a. single standard
and what they are pleased to desig-
nate as protection" In the afternoon
substantially the same outfit will meet
vention, which will nominate a silver
man on a Mckinley platform.
The P0puliSt convention will be q
mass convention and will select candi-
dates for county officers. 1t, too, will
convene at ? o'clock in G. A. r. hail.
according to the latest arrangement,
which was announced by W. H. Graves
yesterday By the time the Populists
convene, the Democrats are liable to
have completed good portion of the
county ticket and they will endorse all
save that of one county commissioner
and one member of the state senate
and two members of the lower house.
From present indications it would
appear that there will be perfect har-
mony among OIL tine facnons. Ben
Harbour will doubtless be chosen as
the representative to the senate for
Democratic endorsement, the names of
the others not being known at this
time.
Hall will be selected for the nominal
ton for county commissioner without a
doubt
1t will be a busy day with the poll
ticians and the boys who collect the
news for the dear people. Tomorrow
mornings papers will be nothing if
not political
Jack Bolton was nominated as dele
gate at one of the primaries of the
goldbugs few nights ago Bolton is
indignant. He says he is for Bryan
and SAwall and has nothing in COM
mon with the men who seek to fasten
an English money standard upon the
people of this nation; does not want TO
attend G. Mckinley convention, and
declines to serve. Jack is all right and
does not propose to go back on his
friends, his home and his country.
D. c. Dunbar, who is in the east, has
telegraphed his friends here that he
will accept the nomination for the Of
fee of county clerk and he will be
heard from in today's convention. He
will be opposed by Mrs. DR.. Ellen 3.
Ferguson, and the battle will be
royal one. as the lady has a band of
loyal supporters.
John James, formerly clerk of the
police court, assistant city prosecutor,
manager and promoter Of -Eisteddfods,
is a. candidate for county clerk on the
Republican ticket.
Local assembly l124 Knights of La
Dor, is sending out the following cur
cuIar:
Vote for the nomination of Hugh
Craney CT the Twenty-sixth voting pre-
cinct of the Second municipal ward for
member of the state legislature He is
a staunch Democrat. The following is
self-eXplanatory:
RESOLVED, That this assembly in
dorse Brother Hugh Craney, for the
Democratic nomination for member of
the state legislature.
(Signed) WILLIAM F. GRAY,
Master Workman.
"P. o. HAGAN,
Past Master Workman.
"B. A. HARBOUR,
Worthy Foreman.
DANIEL F. MANGAN,
Recording Secretary.
WALTER BRYANT,
Financial Secretary
At q regular meeting of the Work
ingmen's Bryan Club No. of Utah,
held las. evening, Messrs. George A.
Whitaker and John A. Kavanaugh were
unanimously endorsed for the position
Of senator and representative respect
lively on the Democratic ticket. Mr.. s.
A! Harbour was unanimously endorsed
for the Populist nomination for state
senator.
At a special session of the Utah Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor. held on Wednesday
evening, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, B. A Harbour of Salt
Lake Biicklayers' Protective associa-
ton is recognized by the trade union
lists of this city as thoroughly quail
fed TO represent the interests of the
working classes as a member of the
Utah state legislature, and understand
ing that his name will be presented
to the Populist county convention as a
candidate 1or nomination to the state
senate. i. is hereby
Resolved, That the Utah Federation
of Labor heartily endorses the candi-
dacy Of Mr.. Harbour for said position,
and in case of his nomination will use
every effort to secure his election.
(Seal) R. G.. SLATER,
President.
STEPHEN TYNE, Secretary.
Whereas, George a. Whitaker of Salt
Lake Cigarmakers' union No. 224
is recognized by the trade unionists Of
this city as thoroughly qualified to
represent the interests of the working
classes as a member of the Utah legis-
lature, and understanding that his
name will be presented to the Demo-
cratic county convention as a candi
date for nomination to the state SEN
ate it is hereby
Resolved. That the Utah Federation
of Labor heartily endorses the candi-
dacy of Mr.. Whitaker for said position,
and in case of his nomination, will use
every effort to secure his election.
(Seal.) r. G.. SLATER,
President.
STEPHEN TYNE, Secretary.
g. @ @
Whereas, John A. Kavanaugh of Salt
Lake Typographical union No. lis
is recognized by the trade unionists of
this city as thoroughly qualified to
represent the interests of the working
classes as a member of the Utah legis-
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