The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-03

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cannot be selected as attorney, AID it
is not likely thu treasuryshfp viii be
given to one of the sex. So it wild be
hard to see Just where David is gcGng
TO get off a..
AT the meeting ofittrs committee to-
morrow evening, 1T is stated u-flt, n
aocoG1al'ea with tina suggestions made
in The Herald, witch are endorsed by
nearly ag Democrats. the ssrap iron at
tachneIlts TO the Democratic rooster
with be taken eff and the proud bird Of
victory sent into the battle u1ratll-
meIed.
The young chap who stays at his
prospective father il-laW'S and burns
the gas umall L o'clock every night.
can scarcely expect The cid man to
think he has much SO about hin.-Des-
eret News.
This stab at one OF the non-nartisan
candidates by tina organ of the silk
stockings is cruelty indeed.
The dispatches announce the APP
pctntaneut of John c. Graham as post
Herald many times. Perhaps eEle Trib-
une will now say once more Mat Ar
thur Brown had nothing TO do Win Inc
selection. This appointment advances
Glove, who has been a first lieuteEalI
TO the position Of captain of the En-
qufrer staff In the meantime Jake
Greenewald and Nash and George
Smith and Jclln Lu Taylor are still
'rassling" With each other for the shoes
Of Mr.. Barratt.
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Warren Foster gets off the following
in last weeks issue of Living Issues:
1T has been reported oa the streets
that the Republican ticket VITA noit nave
any organ. That is mistake. for
where is the Plain, DealeT?"
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Foster took a cruel whack at John Lu
last week. In response to a question
asked by Living Issues. Taylor wrote a
letter and closed a statement that ANY
blockhead could answer that" To
which Foster adds, Right for once.
One blockhead has" The duel VIII be
fought before breakfast the day fol-
lowing the discovery of the paragraph
by General Taylor.
For the benefit of all concerned The
Herald win state that Arthur Parsons
is not Arthur Parsone. People who
think Arthur Parsons is Arthur Par
sons have been mistaken all these
Years. Arthur Parsons is Arthur Par
! sons. This correction is due both gen.
tlemen- Arthur Parsons, the candidate
for councilman in the Third ward on
the Republican ticket, is not Arthur
Parsons, the chairman of the city com
mlttee, and Arthur Parsons, the chair
man of the city committee, is not Ar
thur Parsons, the candidate for the
council in the Third ward. If Arthur
Parsons votes for Arthur Parsons for
councilman in the coming convention,
people should not charge Arthur Par
sons With voting for himself. and if
Arthur Parsons votes for Arthur Par
sons for any other office, the same rules
govern.
! The following communication win
explain itself:
To the Editor of The Herald:
( 1t Eaving been charged that at the late
by certain of the candidates was ran
I through, permit me to allude to the fol-
! lowing facts at said convention:
! In the Fourth municipal ward where
! MIR. Dale was the choice of nearly the
( whole delegation and Hon. II. n. BaSkin
/ received onG nine votes, l. whom it IS
claimed was a slated candidate, secured
I only Is votes, three of which | have been
assured We're supporters of Mr. Baskin
! for mayor leaving only u of Mr. Dale's
! II votes, the remaining 80 going to the
! WtthStdnding the fact that in the event of
/ the nomination OF recorder from the
/ Third ward Mr. Morris chances for the
treassurership would be materially lessen
! ed he living in the same ward. In the
Forty-third (Mr. Dale's own precinct,
l received TWO votes.
! On the first ballot for treasurer Mr..
! Morris received only a light support from
the Fourth ward. These facts would in
d!cate that Mr.. Dale's own ward was not
/ controlled in. behalf Of any slate.
In the Second municipal ward, in which
I reside, received 81 votes, while for
/ mayor the vote was about equally divided
( between Messrs. Dale and Baskin. Nearly
all of the BasiSin votes came to me for
! recorder, notably precincts II, 49, q, %, q
/ and 26. In precinct &c, my precinct, Mr..
! Basl1in had five votes and Mr. Dale two,
/ while for recorder l mad the whole dele
/ cation.
For treasurer Mr.. Morris did not re
( eeive a majority in my neighborhood, the
I delegation of my precinct being divided
, andprecinct 25 my nearest neighbors and
! most intimate friends, gave Morris two
} and Moyle six for treasurer, while the
/ delegation voted solid for me for re-
c0rder.
and Fifth ward, precincts II, sc and %,
( gave Mr.. Bashin the vote for mayor oHd
me that for recorder.
/ Third ward, the home of Mr.. Norris,
/ in districts p and % gave him their full
! vote for treasurer. yet Mr.. Dale received
only two votes out of tne Ia for mayoc
] the other 10 going to Mr.. Baskin.
The fact that my nomination was en-
( tirely due to the First Second and Fifth
municipal ward delegations ought TO be
an evidence that neither Mr.. Dale nor
Mr. Norris had me slated with their
friends. While they may both have de-
/ sired my nomination.
! While the success of the reporter in
naming the candidates prior to their
nomination is entitled to credit from a
( newspaper standpoint. it deserves no
credit as a political boomerang.
4 That men who two weeks ago were con-
sidered worthy of preferment by the non
I partisan committee should nov be re-
! TERED TO by their organ rs politicians.
I boodlerS and heelers because they have
/ accepted nominations from the friends
/ and neighbors in convention assembled,
( is diSparaging Amtric3nsgn.
GUSTAYE II. BACHMAN.
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! The following notice to Democratic dis
trlct chairmen of the First precinct is
printed by request; 4 meeting Of TIE
I chairmen Of the voting districts of the
/ First precinct, who were elected at the
( Democratic ward convention. viii be held
at the office of J. d. Pardee and
! Eagle block city. Sunday. Oct. 3 1891 at
/ : y. m. OF said day for the purpose of
! electing officers and of pcrfecting an or
ganization.
LOGAN DEMOCRATS.