The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-22

sodhng a great deal OF Interest, both ~
and out Of the legislature. Thatcher b
conceded to be In the lead, hut II II
claimed hls seaport will no, be lasting
Hi, friends are making a strong fight
and feel confident ]. l.. Rawlins Il
eoneeded to be second In the race, aud
Henderson third Al interested parties
claim there will be general shifting OF
strength after the first few votes, aHd all
ex,eet 10 be benefited by Il. There Il
little talk Of dark horses, aud II IA no
pr ,bable any will develop into familiar
councillors for the senatorial toga
The fight will he confined, II Is thought
"a the three above named With the
sena,orlal question settled It IL proba
bic the legislature will get down to sub
.,sntlal buslncss. II has made fair
s,artmit T.. Committee assignments
have been made. and the real work OF
erlslatlon begun a food OF bills Is
,ou,inp IN, and there will be no lack Of
interest from nov on.
nAttoriSG ros sESAroR
The first vote Tor 'enA'o,' az -, y '
p. M, the i9ih' tesp'''u W b''"s
Thatcher 70, Rawllns IS, and Hender'
son 10 some 'nanses w, - ~ a.
the next oa''o' '"' N
lowsi
~ 'ne '' as - N...L..
SON Aqulla NepeNu,, '" -
Nlueou,, No"'''", -" rn.,L... y.
fo' N"N 49,,
ans Johnson S"oo'' "' VS., H..
FOR henue''o" - "''"
Shuftih--5'
For Lawrenee.''A'" "
For Nebeke' ",s' OA''o"
Abseni--SehA'o. 'noN -, -,
IN uno ''o''u- ~n a.. q,
Keh' S,ee'' ro''ne.' ~ ns.,....
Barthe, murdocN' ne way, 49,. 80 $3.50. -
Sloan, Sorehseh W '""P''''
wheeler -
For Hendefson-mfe' Anue's"I' "'"
nlon, DuiIin, Hardy, Hopkins kennef
Klmball Of Cache MaSheld, MeNar
o'Bhen, Ovenson, Perkins, Taylor-i1
For Rawllns-Cook OF Box Elder,Do'
son, Greenwood, Lemmon' Lund' Mar
tin. Parry, Romney. Shepherd, Sorensei
of Grand, Stewart, wilson-I1.
For awrence-Dresser, Mangan an'
Thomson-3.
For Brown Hanson, klmball o
Carbon, Roblson--3.
For chambers--Callls.
The second days ballotlng Tor senate
resulted In a gain Tor Thatcher OF tive
loss to Rawllns Of four, while Hen
derson gained one. Judge Goodwin re
ceived four votes. The result was
Thatcher, a., Henderson, ~; Rawlin'
Ai Goodwin Lawrence T.
The changes iro" 'he previous Gay
vote "efe' Sa"A 'e, N'' A
went to Kaw'ins' "hile POISON ."
Marlin lei, kawllns anu wen' 20 i""'e'
800 a., u.a1.-..a ~ nv
=. -. 49, 60 ,--,,
..,, a.. 49,. a.. &c.. $50
~
an. In,.,.', -. y, $3.50 ~
~ s,I ns,,,.. e,.,n,.1 ~ ~. W Wv e
I'm. . ,,d,eJ Th.,o... 80 :, ~
cI.iu.d h1. -. ~, 49,. e"", 60,
d,s 70 d.,,,. 40 ,.aiI - ..'. 49, ~ M, we
T,,. -, - - ,..Pv"''V'"''
wo.a,,,T -, - So ' .,' .'o, 80, y
M. -1.,,
se 'u0N'"s pm IN my hear' TO nav
n'"e' sem 10 the senate
Nn." MS na'ne WI" eaIleu, sno'
'o''' WI Nqu'na NeoeAe" As ne IA
o'en s'Auhoh hatcher man'his eours
created general comment
riiiRp DAYS BALLOT,
The third day Of the senatorial COZ
test, January ~, was marked by create
Interest than any other. Popular sym
pathy seems to grow In rhatcher's IA
vor' " the lobby y any indication. Al
incident Occurred IN the ballotlng whlcl
Illustrated this. When Senator Snow
rhateher's brother.In law, who, II I
charged, aas been labored with by hlg,
ehurchmen, again cast his vote 10
NebeEer, there was a very audible his
from the lobby, manliestlng it, dlsap
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