The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-14
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Ex-Governor w. J. Mcconnell, of
morning and left for the Idaho capital
last evening. Just what brought the
governor down for so short visit is a
matter of conjecture but he said he was
here on business.
What about the bribery charges made
against JONES? Wen, now, JONES says he
was bribed and he ought TO know My
opinion that he was really bribed to vote
In the first instance and then took a bride
TO make that affidavit setting out that he
sold his vote. This second sell out was
probably in the interests of Dubois. but
the whole thing is shameful and scandal
Gus beyond expression My opinion is
t-at Heitfeld is an honest man, and
knew nothing about the corruption. The
senator is really a man of good English
education. of strong character and with
good common sense. He will not be a
very brilliant worker in committees, per-
haps. but is a much more able man than
some reports sent out would lead one to
suppose
II understand continued the governor
that there is an effort on foot to elect
Fred Dubois secretary of the senate. This
is move of the silver men and the plan
is to prevent legislation that will give
protection to our industries as ascoercive
move Should that plan be successful
there will not be a Dubois man left in
Idaho, among the Republicans at least"
THE trouble that threatens us" said
the governor, stroking his beard, lis the
disintegratiOn of parties without the for
nation of new ones. The parties today
are composed merely of factions violently
opposed to each other. This warning
within the party lines has had the effect
of demoralizing affairs. Without organi-
cation, there Is no responsibility or ac-
countability to be placed anywhere. There
is no concert of action, no union to at
tain the best results in government af-
fairs. What it will lead to none can TELL
but the lessons of history are not en-
couraging. These influences have left Us
in a chaotic condition in the west and
have given us the sort of legislature
Idaho has" And with a very thoughtful
expression on his face, the governor
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]. II. Pearman registered on the Cullen
page from Los Angeles.
John e. Ries and wife of Lemhi agency
Idaho. are stopping at the Cullen.
T. F. Singiser. one of the earliest terri
torial delegates from Idaho to congress.
can be found at the Knutsford.
James D. w. Cuttins and Sidney c.
Bore are registered at the Knutsford from
New York Mr. Cutting is a member of
one of the oldest and most respected
families of the metropolis.
Harry Harris and wife of Milwaukee,
are tourists who are availing themselves
of lions interest.
Henry C. Murphy and Thomas W.
Moran are on their way from Chicago to
Carson. They dropped off here yesterday.
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S. I. Altman, wife and two children are
resting here on the way from Colorado
Springs to the coast.
J. D. Eadey and wife of Chicago are at
the TempletOn.
S. A. Bailey. general manager of the
projected Provo Power plant came in yes
terday from his home at Telluride, Col.
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Ewing w. Hamlen of Boston is at the
Knutsford.
Mrs John A. Macdonald and Master A.
C. Macdonald claim Troy. n. Y as their
home on the Knutsford page.
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Yesterdays hotel arrivals We're:
J. Burns, Kansas City; F. W. Hills. W:
D Green, Omaha: Rev. Emerson and
wife. Newark, o.; William L. Degen, j.
X. Dennis. Redoak, Ia; E H. Wedeke-
Clarke A. J. Condor, Chicago; A: Wilcox
and wife, Boston; Linwood 3. Steward.
Denver: ]. c. Bennett. Boston James
D. W. Cutting. Sidney c. Bose, New
Harry Harris and wife Milwaukee; III: s.
Hutchins, Ed Kaufman, St. Louis; Willis
N Nye, Denver; Henry c. Murphy,
Thomas W. Moran, Chicago; Ewing w.
Hamlen, Boston; A. C. Carruthers, Den
yer; DR.. George II. Scott and wife,
Sedalia Mo: a. ]. Van Kuran, Omaha;
J. A Sunderland and wife, Omaha: 5. l.
Altman, wife and two children. Colorado
Springs; Mrs. John A. Macdonald, Master
A. c. Macdonald. Troy, n. y.
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The Templeton: J. D. Eady and wife,
H B. Churchill. Chicago; S. a. Bailey
and wife. Telluride, Col; F. B. Hunston,
Kansas City; b. n. Beal, Denver; G. w.
Curran, st. Louis; V. II. McChester,
Omaha.
The Cullen: H. Hasley. Leadville. o.
Dillon, Leadville: j. P. Best. San Fran
cisco; George Johnson, Salt Lake; ". j.
Mcconnell, Boise; DR.. A. F. Isbam, Cald.
we'll Ida: John z. Ries and wife. Lemhl
agency, Idaho; Joseph l.. Beuesch, Den
yer: H. 1. Howard. Mankat, Mimi; W. H.
Smith. Eureka: ]. H. Pearman, Los
Angeles.
The Walker: Harry Hansen, Bingham;
James Hall. Mercur; P. McPharSon, Park
City; c. 3. Hackney, Denver; J. G
Schultz, Castle Gate.
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