The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-17
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can go in between and win. That is
the way David figures it up. But il
David could walk the street and hear
a few Democratic comments he would
lower his ratio somewhat.
BY the way. The Emery family is
sore. Dave had his lightning rod UP
for this non-paTtisan selection, but the
committee didn't pay any attention to
him. In fact, When his name was mem
toned there was such a, GOODNESS fol-
lowing that hss temporary sponsor
nearly froze TO death. David isn't as
popular with the n-partisans as he
thought he was. But David win get
there IN the Republican convention all
right, all right He viii carry the place
With whoop, unless the convention
sees fit to nominate a woman for the
place, IN that event Emery viii make
an effort in another direction.
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1t may be singular coincidence, but
it is an odd circumstance that the
state senators who drew short terms
last winter are in favor Of nom partisan
tickets.
Urry is disconsolate. He no longer
holds job in the canyon. Urry does
not care so much for the work, but he
in this event. 1t is as bad as the
Greeks getting walloped by the Turks.
Because Urry has been friendly and
loyal TO the powers that be. while Cot
tie has been boosting fer Mercy Evans
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Gentle reader, when the time comes
to nominate q. ticket for the next cleo
ton; when the hosts of the Republic
ans make an effort to get on tlae inside.
l,O will lNsa{ b.a
Mercy Evans CT c. p. Mason or Dure-
mus? The latter is making a hard pull
fer the place and has wonderful
working strength and may succeed.
Mason has declared he doesn't want it.
but there are number OF people who
want him to accept. in the light of
everything which has been done in the
recent past. Dcrennus is being backed
by Geddes, over in his own ward, and
Gedaes is a hustler and don't you Tor
get it With Geddes will go the En-
erys and the Reiser family and that
ought to pull the Condies into line, for
Reiser helped the Condies last fall,
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The Democrats OF the Forty-sixth
voting precinct viii hold their primary
at the residence of Joseph Cohen, 312
sixth street on Monday evening at s
Mrs. Cassie Newman. we'll known
lady and long time resident of the Fifth
precinct. is being urged by numerous
friends rs a candidate for the city
council on the Democratic ticket.
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Mrs. Alice Butterworth is also con-
siderabiy talked of as a candidate from
the Second precinct. Mrs. Butterworth
is d property owner and has substan-
tial interest in the ward in which she
resides.
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Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 16.
To the Editor of The Herald:
For some time past friends have
earnestly urged me to become a candi-
date for the nomination of city coun-
Gilman from the Third municipal ward.
To all such / am, of course, grateful,
fully approaching their interest and
confidence, But I desire to make the
statement in advance of the Democratic
primaries and conventions that I am
not a candidate, and respectfully ask
that my name be dismissed from con-
sideration in connection herewith.
The office 1 now hold came to me by
appointment entirely without my
knowledge and during my absence
from the city. During the term for
which l was appointed L have endeav-
ored to serve my constituents to the
best of my ability, and am perfectly
willing, and, in fact, glad. to retire on
its expiration. [ have never sought pp-
litical office or prefernent of any kind.
and while deeply interested in political
matters and in the general public vel
fare, I expect to devote my whole time
to my own business affairs. Respect
fully, B. T. LLOYD.