Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
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Judge Whitecotton and Matt Thomas
spoke at Beaver on Friday night
W. f. Rydalch delivered a Democratic
address before the voters at FalrVleW
on Saturday night.
Hon. Thomas Fitch addressed a big
audience IN the Mercur opera house on
saturdaybnight.
John James, candidate for county
clerk on the Republican ticket, spoke at
Mill Greek on Saturday night
Attorney j. NJ. Tanner and Mrs. Annie
Bradley were the speakers Ia the opera
house at Payson on Saturday night
The county clerks office Is busily en-
gagged IN sending out the voting booths
10 the various polling stations today.
James II. Anderson addressed meet
ings in Willard county on Thursday
and Friday evenings at Oak Creek and
bennington respectively
Col. George b Squires was the at
traction at Salina on Friday night when
the Republicans turned out In force
and gathered IN the opera house.
A Republican rally was the event Of
Benjamin on Saturday night. The
meeting was addressed by +. Homer,
Lars L. Eggertsen and John +. Nor
gan,
Thomas Marioneaux and Joshua
Greenwood aroused considerable inter-
est az ST. George on Thursday night by
their speeches delivered before the as
sembled citizens.
The Democrats held their last rally
Of the campaign as regards Pleasant
Grove at that place on Saturday night.
Hon b. II. Roberts and y. J. Porter
We're the speakers on the occasion.
l. J. Stewart and Joseph Eckersley
Democratic candidates for district
judge and attorney closed their cam
paign al Richdeld on Saturday night
with a rally in the opera house.
one Of the largest Democratic rallies
Of the campaign at Willard was held
az that place on Saturday night 5. X.
Thurman occupied most OF the time
with a speech upon the Issues OF the
day.
Leyan turned itself loose on Friday
night on the occasion Of the Republican
rally. In the absence Of the adver-
tised speaker, Andrew Jensen, Miss
Houtz addressed the assembled Repub-
leans and was well received.
George A. Smith discussed Republic
can principles before a big audience az
Pangultch on Saturday night. The
Rotations by Mrs. Dizzy Showalter and
selections by the Glee club were also
features Of the gathering.
The opera house at Lehl was the
scene of a big Democratic gathering on
Saturday night Senator a. j. Evans
was the chairman OF the meeting and
made "a few Introductory remarks.
Frank b. stephens and s, A. King were
the speakers,
Hon James A. Hammond and Glen
Miller spoke upon the issues Of the
campaign az Brigham city on Saturday
night. This was the final Republican
gun Of the campaign IN that section.
They also spoke az Honcyville and Bear
River City on the same afternoon.
Hon. Moses Thatcher talked strongly
for Bryan az Richmond, Cache county
on Saturday night. During the course
of his speech he dwclt at length upon
the subject ~ imperialism which he
handFi IN a manner that elected op-
plause from the large audience that had
gathered to hear him.
Governor Wells, Hon. George suther-
land and Hon. C.. z. Allen addressed
their flfty-hfth rally Of the campaign
on Saturday night IN the opera house
at Ogden. Prior 20 speaking IN the
Junction city the party addressed an
audience IN Sanpete county In the morn
ing Sterling the banner Democratic
town OF the county. was the scene Of
the rally.
The salt Lake Typographical union
has passed a resolution Withdrawing its
opposition 20 Governor Wells on nc
count OF the latter having made salts
factory explanations Of his reasons" for
dlsapproying the measure. II was also
resolved THAT the union deprecated the
particlpation IN politics by the Utah
Feredation Of Labor. and hereby in.
structs lis delegates 10 that body 20
strongly protest against such action IN
the future
Much interest Is being displayed IN
the forthcoming political debate In the
Theater tonight between Hon. George
sutherland and Congressman King.
The doors win be thrown open az
O'clock 20 the general public and there
IS no doubt that the place will be
packed 10 the limit before many min
utes have elapsed after the opening OF
the Theater. Enough tickets have been
Issued by both parties 70 al the Theater
half a dozen times As a consequence
those who come late may expect 10 be
doomed 10 disappointment