The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-06

/ evening. The Herald has been at con-
siderable trouble and pains TO compile
this to the satisfaction of all concerned.
but. as printed, it is believed to be
correct.
Inasmuch as some of the district
chairmen did not fix the time for hold
ing the primaries. the county commit
tee has decided upon the plan outlined
in the following, which was issued by
Chairman Lloyd yesterday:
Owing to the fact that in many OF
the election districts no hour has been
designated for the primaries, notice is
hereby given that, in order to prevent
complications and misunderstanding,
the primaries in all such districts will
be held at s o'clock. Where the hour
has been fixed by the district commit
tee. the primary will commence in ac-
corCance with the published notice but
in all cases in which the district COM
mittee has failed TO designate the hour,
the time is hereby set at O'Clock.
BY order of the committee.
''B. T. LLOYD, Chairman"
In order to satisfy a few who have
complained because of failure on the
part of The Herald to print each dis
trict call in full, as issued by the
chairman and secretary, it need but be
stated that to have done so would have
required more space than an average
newspaper could afford to donate for
the purpose
1t is the wish and desire of the mem
berS of the committee and all good
Democrats, that the attendance at the
primaries this evening be large and
representative. The best people should
be in attendance, in order that dele
gates may be elected who will nom
mate none but the best material for
the offices which are TO be filed at the
general election.
The following is the list of the pri-
maries as revised and corrected:
District lat 921 East Eleventh
South street. at 7:30 D. m.
District 2-At S25 East Seventh South,
at o'clock
District Sat Siddoway Bros store,
729 East Seventh South street, at 8
o'clock in the evening.
District AT the Second ward annex,
Seventh South, between Fourth and
Fifth East. at p. m.
District Sat the Third ward meet
ing house, at 1880 p. m.
District 6-At the janitor's Office,
basement city and county building, at
s p. m.
District AT the Women. club
room, city and county buildinl,, at
m.
District Sat the Ninth ward school
DIT o u CLOCK.
District AT the residence of O. H
Petit. corner of Fifth East and
Fourth South. at 7:20 D. m.
District 10-Phillip's chapel, Seventh
East and Fifth South.
District 11-At the residence of JOS
eph Darke. 1888 East Third South, at
1870 D. m.
District PAT the residence of T. C.
Lewis. 126 West Eighth South. at s
p. m.
District 1S-At 1901 South Eighth
West. This is called for 1880 D. m.
District fat residence of c. A.
Carlquist, 621 South Fourth West, at
1880 p. m.
District Eat the Lake Breeze
school house. on West Second South,
at the end of the car line. at p. m.
District 16-At the residence of R.
Cochran, Rio Grande avenue.
District 17-At the Sixth ward as
sembly hall.
District 1S-In the Sixth ward meet
ing house, at 1880 in the evening
District 19-At the residence of G. H.
Woods. 51S South West Temple. at
- ~.
District 20-At Thomas Barnacle. 443
South First West.
District 21-At West Second South.
at 1880 in the evening.
District 22-At the Macintosh build
ing, Second South and West Temple
streets. at o'clock in the evening.
District 23-327 West South Temple,
at p. m.
District 24-At Armstrong; hall, Sec
ond South and Third West. at 1880 p. m.
District 25-At the residence of Mrs
Van Steeter 645 West South Temple, at
s o'clock in the evening.
District 26-At the Twenty-fourth
ward meeting house.. First South and
Eighth West. at o'clock d. m.
District 27-At the Seventeenth ward
house.
District No. S3Seventeenth ward
Relief society hall.
District No. 29-At residence of S.
H. Newton, 2OS West Fifth North.
District No. 30-At Plymouth Rock
church, Third North, between First and
Second streets.
District 31-At the old Sixteenth
ward school house, corner First North
and Fourth West streets
District SIN the Presbyterian
church, in Hunter building, about 6SS
West North Temple street.
District Sat the residence of
Joseph Haslam, S53 North Sixth West
street.
District Sat residence of H. J.
Hayward, in Pugsley avenue, Fourth
North, between Second and Third West
District Sat- residence of John w.
544 West Third North.
District 36-At Twenty-third ward |
meeting house.
District 37-Eighteenth ward, indie |
pendent school house, corner A and !
Second streets.
District 3S-Brigham Young school |
house. corner State and Brigham |
streets.
District 39-At the residence of James |
Sabine, 1s5 G street, at s p. m.
District 40-Joseph Cohen's residence. |
S12 East Sixth street.
District An. S, Woolley'S residence, |
613 Third street. flf
District 42-J. Fewson Smiths resi- |
dence 1S6 l street, corner / and Third |
streets.
District 4S-Taggart's hall. SIG First
street.
District 44-At the residence of D. L.
Levy, 211 South Tenth East, at 1880 |
p. m
District 45-F. L. Kistler's residence, |
909 East Third South.
District 46-At the annex to the Elev-
anth ward meeting house. at s p. m.
District fat the residence of |
Homer Duncan, 234 South Seventh |
East, at 1880 p. m.
District 4S-At Veteran Fireman's
hall. South Temple, east of Fourth !
East, at s p. m.
District 49-At the Richelieu, corner
Of Third East and Second South. at
d. m.
District 51-At the old city hall, at
o'clock in the evening.
District 52-Over Bailey & Sons /
store, at 63 East Second South street,
at 1880 p. m.
COUNTY DISTRICTS.