The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-28
SALT LAKE HERALD WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1885,

that great mining district for six sue
cessive terms, electing him justice
of the peace three terms, school trustee
two terms, and receiving also the APP
pointment of United States commits
sioner of the supreme court of Utah;
and how well and honorably he filed
thai position can be vouched for by al
the members of the bar in Salt Lake
city.
Governor Mcconnell of Idaho regis
tered at the Cullen hotel in this city
yesterday morning from Boise City.
He will remain until tonight, and will
go from here to Pocatelio, where he is
billed to deliver a Mckinley speech to-
morrow night. The governor is ex-
ceedingly hopeful of the result of the
election in Idaho and confidently pre-
diets the defeat of Dubois.
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Mr. S. H. Field Of this city received a
letter from Hon. John Lind OF Mime
sofa, who is the Democratic and Popu-
list fusion candidate for governor at
the coming election. The letter is in
reply to one written by Mr.. Field in re-
lation to business matters, but in clos
ing Mr.. Lind refers to politics and says
that the contest in his state is one in
which the people are taking wonder
full interest. He Is of the opinion that
Bryan will carry the state, and while
he does not say SO, the tone of his
letter indicates that he is confident of
his own election.
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The Democrats candidates expect
to take Bingham by storm next Satur-
day evening. A special train will be
run from this city, carrying a big crowd
and a band of music. D. G. Dunbar
and others will speak. The campaign
will close at Bingham with the big rally
Monday night, when Judge King and
R. W. Sloan will be the speakers.
Demoerasti 2 Meetings.
Democratic speakers are requested to
note the changes made in appointments
for this week and to govern themselves
accordingly.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. %.
First Municipal Ward-Second ward an
mex: X. W. Sioan, j. l. Loar OF Ogden,
John T. Game, j. B. Timmony, Mrs. La
Hunter-F. H. Holzheimer, F. s. Fern
strom.
lnlon-B. A Harbour, Margaret A.
Blufr Dale-Allen 7. Sanford, Heber
Bennion.
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
Second Municipal ward-Albany hotel:
D. c.. Dunbar, F. H. Holzheimer, j. H
Murphy, Morris Sommer and other can
Third Municipal war1-Plymouth Rock
han: }. T. Lar, Co-onei pickett Mali
Fourth Municipal ward-Burlingto
scnoo.house: u. =. Duncan, j. y. nm
mnnv. Mrs. E. K. La Barthe.
Mill observation-disclosures Van Colt. LIE
GRANTEES. a Kenner, Albert Spencer.
Draper-R. 3. Shepard, Heber Bennion.
Granger-D. o. Rideout. jr., L. E. Hall.
Rrlgh, on--Roy Van Cotf q. "A. sr, u.
Pleasant Greene. E. Winters, James
NJ Pardee.
FRIDAY. OCT. go
Salt Lake Theat-e--Hon. W. H. King.
Mountain Dell-Heber Bennion, f. S.
Fernstrom.
South Jordan-Franklin S. Richards,
Allen Z. Sanford
South Taylorsvtlle-D. c. Dunbar, DR..
Matte Hughes Cannon.
SATURDAY. OCT. 81.
Second Municipal Ward-Place to be
hoizheimer, Benjamin A. Harbour.
Third Municipal Ward-George Budd's-
Colonel Il. L. Pickett, S. 4. Kenner.
Whitaker and other candidates.
North Salt Lake,. S. Richards, F.. S.
Fernstrom.
Herriman-J- H. Moyle, G. s. Kinney.
Buterville-D. O. Rideout, jr., H. A
Smith.
East Mill creek-A. T. Sanford, Heber
Bennion.
MONDAY. NOV. 2.
Mill Creek-Ward house: Hon. w. H,
King. and r. w. Sloan, 10 a. m.
Murray-Hon.a w. III. King and r. W.
sandy-Hon. W, H. King and R. W.
Bingham-Hon. w. H. King, R. W.
Sloan. s p. m. III