The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-19
SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1897

mas Become so familiar with his duties
aus to he enabled to carry water ON both
shoulders without any difficulty.
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From the number CT National guards
men who have been determined upon
thus tar, it would seem that the n9n-
PARTISAN club is depending upon get
ting the uaiEisia vote. General John @.
Cannon is one of the chief steerers. Col
cnel f. a. Grant has been selected for
enc councilman, Lieutenant Colonel Joe
Game for treasurer. and NOW, it is pro
posed to select Major Smith, of the cav
airy tAaIt was. If Lieutenant Fehr or
Sergeant Major Lewiston. or Private
Smith could be honored there is ro
doubt but the votes of the blue coats
would he assured. The club is declar-
ing martial law in its selections. SO to
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1t is generally conceded that almost
any old convention could have nomi-
mated a ticket as good as the one Sc
Iected under the cent per hour lights
of the Desaret National bank.
The friends ct w. G. S1afa are work
ing for him for city attorney with a
will 1t is pointed out that he has held
the place once before, and performed
the duties of the office to the satisfac-
tfon OF the people; that ne is man
with a reputation as an attorney and
would not have to go in as an EXPERT
merit The same conditions apply to
Dave Hampstead ard R w. Young. All
three are men of ability and stand
ing alt the bar, and would not have to
be educated two years at the expense CT
the public in order to qualify for the
l1aces.
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Attend the primaries tomorrow
night.
Miss Joan Sprague may not be ex-
cuted with fire and stake, but when
the votes are counted she will find She
has been led to the market place at
Rouen. 1t is a ruinous canvass she
has to make to be sure.
George Felt, George Blair, r. P. Nor
ris, Stephen L. Moyle, or any other
coed Democrat can win the office of
pie. despite the fact that Joe Game was
selected by the Moonlight association.
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There are dozens of Democrats who
viii have no difficulty in beating Sam
Park for the office of auditor and none
of them can play the bones either.
It's about time to caution the dear
people when they go to the polls at the
election that the way to vote is Mark
an x up by the rooster and let it go
at that"
The non-partisans have not adonted
an emblem for the Australian ballot as
yet, but there are q Thousand ana cue
suggestions. A sixteen candle power
electric light has been suggested but
the '16' was frowned down by P. L.
Williams as has also a cut of the Des-
that all the features of the candidates
be engraved in sort of composite pic
ture, but there would be trouble right
away in that event, as some OF the can
didateS overShadow the others SO in
tensely as to be the means of obltter-
ating a good share of the after supper
selections. The coats of arms might be
com bined, however and q, sword ram
pant on a banjo passive, with a sheep
trippant on shoe box couchant, rep
resenting the military. musical, woolly
and mercantile features Of the ticket
as made up. Other attractions could
be added as time goes on and the whole
would be a very attractive design by
the time everything was completed.
r. K. Thomas, one of the solid and
is being widely talked of as a candidate
for mayor on the Democratic ticket and
is said to have almost the unanimous
vote Of the ward in which he resides
and a good following in the city as
whole.
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Let every Democrat attend his pri-
mary tomorrow night.
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Stephen L. Moyle is an aggressive
candidate for the office of city treas
urer. Mr. Moyle is a Democrat and
comes Of Democratic stock. He is
young man of excellent character and
standing in the community and will
come before the convention with a
strong following.
The primaries tomorrow evening are
important gatherings. Attend them.
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