The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-29
TILE SALT LAKE HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s 1895.

loyalty to their expressions. 1t viii
soon be demonstrated as 10 whether
the noise was simply for effect, CT
whether 1t was serious and intended as
an honest expression OF sentiment.
Mark an K up by the rooster and let
1t go at that.
The side door of the Republican
county committee was bombarded yes
terday by indignant voters who have
received postal cards announcing their
names were misS-Spelled" on the reg
istration list. Only two or three of the
aggrieved were admitted; it was too
rough on the clerks to permit more TO
come inside
Il want to see the registration book
in precinct 20" said one man. You
spelled, and I have been down to the
registration books and find it is all
right. Let me see your records"
But, strange to say, the particular
book could not be found, although it
was noticed that the clerk who sought
for it grew red in the face irving to
conceal one book from the number.
Il believe you are set OF humbugs,'
declared the voter, land while l in
tended to vote for a couple of people
on your ticket. 1 shall put my Y up
by the rooster and let it go at that.
Any set of men who will make folks
trouble, by calling them away from
their work to see il they are properly
registered; who will lie and compel an
honest man to lose his time in making
an attempt to correct an error, which
is not an error, will get no support
from me or my friends"
Two more men came in with the same
kind of a complaint and after getting
roasted by them it was decided the
clerks were too busy to look up. any
more.
Democrats receiving any of these
cards, give no answer at ALL IF you
have reason to believe that you are
mot properly registered, go 20 the
county clerks office and ask to see
your oath. If it is spelled right, and
as you wrote it, it must be, ask the
clerk to have the same corrected on
the books. Don't give any information
to the enemy.
When a Republican missionary tells
you anything; don't do it.
In future it will not be Geddes,
Christopherson and Perry, but Geddes,
Christopherson, Perry.
There will be no and" in the matter.
Each man is going it alone.
1t is like this. When the campaign
opened, the trio were as one in all
matters pertaining to the election.
1hey were to WoiS TOR one ano.hsr's
interests" as we'll as their own.
Perry and Geddes started out to
keep the faith, but owing to the COM
bination made by Christopherson, who
is being lambasted down at Murray
numerically, and seeks to save him
self, it was discovered that zone an
others interests" meant the interests
of zone" ChriStopherSon
So Perry cut loose. Then Geddes fol-
lowed and there has been great wire
pulling ever since. Perry goes around
the county talking for himself; he
spoke at Brighton last night. Geddes
goes around talking for HIMSELF; he
speaks at three or four meetings per
night. Christopherson goes around
apologizing for himself; telling the vot-
ers he is sorry he is on earth and all
that sort of thing, but it cannot be
helped.
Now one never sees any of the three
in company with anyone else on the
head of the county ticket They flock
by themselves like bachelor geese.
Perry is working for Perry, Geddes for