Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures

The scandinavian Democrats will hold
4 rally IN Sohmidts han at Sandy on
"Wednesday evening.
Only four members Of the board OF
education, two short OF quorum, put
IN their appearance at the meeting
called for yesterday afternoon 20 con-
slider the best way 20 oppose the pro-
posed amendment to the State Consti-
tuition in the matter OF making q uni
form county school tax for the main
tenance Of the city and county schools.
Only Messrs. Walker, BSmberger, New
man and Giauque were present.
The ball ana bazaar given by the Wo-
mans Democratic club at Christensen's
hall last evening passed off successful
". The grand march was led by w. II.
Dale and Mrs. W. II. King. followed by
all the candidates for office who we're
in the city.
Arthur Brown and W. G. Van Horne
will speak In the Fifty-seventh district
at Mil Creek this evening.
Hon. Arthur L. Thomas speaks at Nor
gan q week from tonight. on the fol-
lowing Monday James VI Anderson VIII
address the citizens OF that town.
Ex-senator Frank ], Cannon speaks
at Murray this evening.
The Cache county campaign, as re-
CARDS the Republican big Three" VIII
terminate today. Gov. Wells Hon
George Sutherland and Hon. c. +, Allen
held four meetings In as many towns
IN that county yesterday.
Hon. B. II. Roberts drew a large
crowd at Logan Thursday night on the
occasion OF his addressing the citizens
OF the county seat OF Cache.
A. ]. Weber held forth at Richmond
on Thursday night, undertaking 20 an
ewer the arguments put forth by the
gubernatorlal party on their tour OF
the county.
Hon. Thomas Fitch spoke at Brigham
City on Thursday night. He also spoke
before three o'clock meeting az Three
mile Creek q precinct adjoining Brig
ham City. on the same day.
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster and Mrs Boyn-
ton spoke at Midway on Thursday az
ternoon and In the Heber opera house
before O crowded audience in the even
ting.
w. d. IAvlngton and the Robertson
sisters were the features at Repub-
llcan rally which was held at Sterling
last night.
Hon. Thomas Fitch spoke for an hour
and n quarter before a large audience
in the Provo opera house last night.
Brief speeches were also INDUCED IN by
Jesse Harmon. nominee for sheriff. Don
g. Johnson, nominee for representative
George r. Hill and l. s. Chapman
nominees for county commissioners
The meeting was presided over by
County Chairman De NOISY
Indications point 20 mammoth
torcbiight and shot gun parade this
eyening under the supervision OF Grand
Marshal Ham Naylor TIE parade viii
march through the principal streets
thence 20 the wigwan. where Hon. b
III. Roberts Will be heard for the flrs'
time during che campaign In Salt Lake
The other speaker Will be Judge III. 7
Henderson. president OF the Utah Asso
clation OF Democratic clubs and one a
the nominees for State senator Tor Sal
Lake county. Music will be Furnished
by severA slee clubs and the wiswan
wa be comfortably heated for the oc
CASTOR.
Judge Henderson. Adam Paul ant
Ben r. Lloyd were the speakers at {
DsmeorAtic rally In the Sixth ward hal
In the Second precinct last evening
Music for the occasion was furnished
by the jefferson glee club.
A fair audience greeted Fred n Nc
Qurrln and Andrew Jensen al Re
pubifcan meeting In the Twenty-Five
ward meeting house last night.
The second Democratic rally OF tn
campaign took place al Pleasant Grow
on Thursday evening. The meeting wa
called 70 order by Mark Begzant. Judg
King and A. r Morgan OF Spanish For
we're the orators on the occasion.
George Z. Blair returned today fror
weeks campaign tour IN Sanpet
county. He was accompanied by W
G. Crawford, the baritone who de
lighted the audiences with his nm
singing.
A second gathering Of the Democrat
OF the Third precinct will be held Q
the home Of Mrs. Joseph s. Grow, 3.
North Third West street on Monda
evening, October 20. There will b
speeches. music and refreshments.