The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17


might be with a whole lot of the men,
bers of his party, especially some of
the delegates who nominated him. Sew
eral of them are kicking oyer the scant
courtesy they receive at his hands,
now that he is nominated. 1t appears
that when Doremus ambles down the
street and presses the paYements with
his ample broganS he passes by the
man in oVeralls, to grasp the hand of
the fellow in the cutaWay. The man
with the oVeralls resents this and re-
sents it hard. 4 worked for the beggar
in the convention harder than L ever
worked for any man." said one dele
gate last evening, because I was told
he was a good man, and I believed it.
But no good man will ignore the hand
that helped him. 1 meet him on the
street and he doesn't know me. I speak
to him and say, How are you. Mr..
DOremus?' and he passes me by and
never grunts. But when he meets Ben
Stewart and that crowd, he's all right.
He had best be careful for election day
hasn't arrived yet and he has a long
time to wait ere he warns the mayors
chair"
1t is said that John Clark is becoming
a bit agitated over his business affairs.
When he was solicited to become the
candidate for mayor, he was told by the
soliciting committee that he would
| have ample time to attend to every
thing: that there was q telephone in
the office of the mayor and he could
| communicate with the store at any
time o. matters of business n ny mo-
ment. Besides, this. the committee
urged that the duty of the mayor was
light: and il would take only an hour
or less each day. Now. however. there
seems TO he an impression that the
mayor ST work long hours; just as
long as any other man and that Will
take Mr.. Clark away from the store.
OF Late there has been sharp CONNIE
tition between Z. c. NJ. I. and Clark,
Eldredge & Co, on Wholesale business.
1t was nip and tuck. To add to the in
teresting feature of the situation the
big house of John ScoWcroft d Sons is
going to abandon Ogden and come here
and open a large establishment. which
( will giVe Mr.. Clark another opportu-
nifty to exercise his business abilities.
The new firm is going to come to this
city with its knife sharpened and viii
make a play for trade which Will cause
grief to it's rivals. word having been
received that When they do start they
with the hope of capturing the bulk Of
the trade here, both of 2. c. NJ. l and
Clark, Eldredge & CO.
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The "W. H. Dale 16 to ! Silver club"
is the title of an organization which
is being formed for the campaign and
has over 100 names on the list at this
! time.
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The ladies are getting ready for an
energetic campaign. The first meeting
viii be held at the residence Of Mrs. D.
| C. Dunbar. No. 349 North First West,
! from l to 8. Judge Henderson will ad-
dress the ladies and will he assisted
/ by others. All ladies are invited to at
( tend.
on Friday. from I to 5. the meeting
viii be held at the residence of Mrs. h.
! NJ. Weller, 36 South Seventh East.
I Judge King VIII address the ladies. Tea
( will be served at both these events.
The executive committee Of the la
dies meets on Monday at p m
@ 9 o
( Democratic meetings are advertised
{ by the committee as follows;
Monday Scandinavian meeting at
/ headquarters.
Tuesday. Third precinct. Plymouth
5 hall
! Thursday, Third Precinct. Fisher
I Harris and others viii speak
Friday. Third precinct. Judge Powers
! and others.
Monday, oct. %, Salt Lake theatre.
/ The observance Of the laws require
ments by political parties which desire
! their tickets printed upon the official
ballot accustomed u rush of business
! Yesterday in City Recorder Emery's Of
fee. where certificates Of nomination
/ for the city election must be filed. The
! Democratic certificates Of nomination
were fled Friday and early yesterday
! forenoon the certificates of nomination
were rendered by The Republicans, The
( Republican city conventions nominees
we're presented in due form, as we're
also those Of the councilmanic or pre-
cinct conventions. In each case the
/ certifcattons are made by the chair
man and secretary of the respective
! conventions. This viii also he the case
with reference TO the Populist partyS
ticket. which viii be a part of the Off
/ cial ballot The latter party s nomina-
/ ton certificates viii be filed this af-
J ternoon with the city recorder in ac-
( cordance With his previous announce
nent and the party's responding notl-
hcation- This course was rendered
! necessa-cT in the interest of fair play,
} and because the Populist convention
was held last evening and Monday
morning would have been too late for
fling.
There will be five tickets on the oth-
/ cial ballot. the Democratic, Republican,
/ Populist. Citizens Reform and Socialist
/ Labor. The latter two. however. have
! been obliged to resort to petition in
/ stead Of convention in order that their
/ tickets may be lawfully recognized.
This course is rendered necessary by
/ reason of the fact that the two new
parties had no lawful standing last
! year. based upon the vote for con-
I gresham. The entire official ballot will
be formally published in The Herald
within the coming week.
The non-partisau or Citizens Reform
party in their petition filed yesterday
recite the following:
We the undersigned resident quail
/ fed voters within the political division
/ known as the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Salt Lake
! City. Utah. do hereby certify and de-
clare that we nominated Tor the fol-
! loving described offices the following
named persons upon what we eleCC
shall be known as the ticket of the
! Citizens Reform party, 20 be voted for
at the municipal election for the cleo
/ ton of municipal officers for the city
! Of Salt Lake, to he held on the End day
of November, 1897
/ The names attached TO the petition
! certificate for the general city ticket
are;
| L. s. Hills, W. s Mccormick, " ].
Beattie. T. G. Weber, \. ". Carlson.
William Sanders. ". S. Owen. George
! r. Scott, C II. Wells. ]. c. Cutler. j.
! G. Cutler jr, S It. Richards, p H
! I,annan, ". \. Clark, n. A. Empey,
| Ioxey,l, Johnson. H J. Rornney G. II