Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

POLITICAL POINTERS.


James H. Hammond. n. T. Tanner
ana George n. Lawrence will speak at
"a Republican meeting In the Eighteenth
wari school house this evening,
In the Sixteenth ward school house
this evening o.. II. Cnlliator. Alyirua u.
SNOW and Arthur L. Thomas will al.
drefF o. Republican meeting.
The Republican meeting at the NJ. l.
4. halt ou First South near Third West
street. this evening will be- addressed
by Daniel Harrington, -. ". stmup
and Maj. r. A. Grant
There viii be- a Democratic meeting
this evening ln the Superior addition
Of North Salt Lake. The speaker will
De ". \. Smith. =. A. POLAND and n.
8 Funatrom.
AZ the Democratic rally Ia the Fifth
ward meeting house last night speeches
Timmony, Frank h stephens. James IA
Moylo. Gould y. Hlnkcly. George y.
smith ana 4. G. Lewis.
The Democrats will have a rally thia
evening IN the First ward annex on
Eighth East street. between Seventh
and Eighth South. The speakers will
D. Moses Thatcher. Jauea II. Moyle.
Edgar Howe and others. There VIII al
no De music.
Al the ball In Christenacnf hail this
evening under the auspices % the
Barnes club OF the Third precinct. the
grand march. which viii begin at $50
viii De participated In by the cnndi-
dutca ON the Democratic ticket. There
VIII be no spccchmaklng.
At tho Domocr tic rally In -. Marks
school house last evening "a musical
prOHrum was rendered by the Manila
Mandolin and Guitar club. ChriHtcn-
sens orchestra, the Democratic silver
quurtottc and Miss Louise Savage.
Speeches were made by u. g. Dunbar
and EdEar Howe
The Democrats held forth IN the
Seventeenth ward meeting house last
night ~. A. Smith acted az chairman.
aud music was furnished hy the Man
dulu and guitar club. also the Demo-
cratic quartet The speakers OF the
evening were Edgar Howe q. H. Back
man, John u. Reed. r. 3 Fcrnutrum
and Charles Howe.
The Republicans OF the Second mu-
nlcipul ward held Il rally in the Sixth
ward meeting house last night Music
was furuiFhrd By the manllllu club.
ana the speeches were made by AlviruH
Snow, Councilman CaliHtcr. Charles
cot'rcll. George Canning, 1udgt Two
mcy, Albert =. lsclHcr and George NJ.
Cannon.
About $50 Democrats gathered % the
home nf John GALLAGHER M the First
precinct last night and listened 20 "a
very nnc musical program, also Hpecch-
Is By Moses Thatcher, y. ,, Hhockcll
Judge T., a, Wilson, John GALLAGHER.
John siddoway, q. u. Hlakely, Frank
n. stephens Judge Tlmm0ny AMI
Gus ulckman. Refreshments were
served. and melody was made by the
gler club. John Robinson also rem
dercd some Inc solos.
At q meeting OF railroad brakomcn
last night tho following resolutions We're
adopted
Whereas. a close Inspection OF tho
Salt Lake city Council records FOR tho
last tweuty-ouc months fails 90 dis
close the fact that Arthur Barnes,
president % the Council and Democratic
nominee for Mayor, i8 on record any
whore uH having proposed anything FOR
the benefit ~ either the general tax
payer or organized labor but
whereas. The records do disclose tho
/ fact that hls efforts and vote have. ns
| a rule. been cast against tho best iutor-
cTta OF th0 lahorinr mon. as On the cuHe
or the ordinance introduced 40 tho rr-
quest OF the Retail clerks association,
asking Tor q Sunday Htorc-clusluE act
and again, la the matter Of tho SAT-
Palace; and
Whereas. We believe that tho election
% this man would not only De blow
10 organised labor ln Salt Lake city.
but be- disastrous TO the general welfare
Of the people. therefore, De IL
Resolved, That we, as individuals, do
! hereby pledge Ourselves 10 oppose tho
| election VI Arthur Barnes as Mayor OF
salt Lake city.