The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

Within the past few days two more can
didates for Republican nominations for
district judgeships have come into the
field, and this throws that much more
uncertainty into the situation These
candidates are Attorney General A {.
Bishop and Benner " Smith Mr. Smith
was thought to be a candidate for dis
tTict attorney, but the later announce
n2ents put him in the list for judicial
nomination
In spite of these new men in the field.
IT, names that are most often linked BY
Republicans in discussing this matter are
Morse, Richie and Street or LOofbOurow.
Dennis c. EichnOr seems to be the strong
man for district attorney at this time,
because of the pull that he has with the
city administration
There will be a meeting Of the members
of the Utah Democratic club in the rooms
of the secretary, George ID. Alder, in the
Mccormick building, tomorrow evening,
Thursday, July s. 1t seems 10 be the in
tent-on, of the members TO determine at
tbs meeting what course the club Is 70
pursue in the coming campaign, and for
that reason the meeting will be one OF
Importance
The Democratic judicial convention for
the Sixth judicial district is called to be
held in Circleviiie. Pluto county, on Sat
urday, Aug. Is, at II in the morning The
representation in this convention will be:
Sewer county, II delegates; Wayne cOun-
y j. D. 4 -
l. J. Stewart of Richfield is the man most
generally mentioned at this time for the
Democratic nomination for Judge Judge
William NJ McCarty, the present incUm-
bent. viii be the nominee on the RepUb-
ican ticket The district is close on d
straight vote
The Fourth precinct Social Democratic
club IS getting everything in fine shape
fer its outing at the Lagoon on Monday.
July g. The programme will be as 1ol-
lows:
An address. The Fourth Precinct
Judge O. W. Powers; song by Miss Ruth
WILSON an address. Our Club, Hon. j.
L. Rawlins: recitation by Miss Lucille
Richards an address. Our Best Allies,
Judge w H King. humorous song by 3
s Young; club motto. Fraternity. Miss
Edwards an address, Equality and
Economy, Judge y. n Cherry; an ad-
dress, Nineteen Hundred Prospects.
judge h P Henderson; song by W. q.
Patrick
In addition to the above programme, all
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a good
day outing, with plenty of refreshments,
games of all kinds and an abundance Of
fun
Thomas Marioneaux the Democratic
nominee for judge in the Fifth district,
was in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness and reports his chances for carrying
MS district by a large majority to be all
| that he desires Mr. MariOneauX'S unanI-
1
at Milford attests his strength and popU-
I larity in his district
The Democrats of the Fifty-third and
/ the FIfty-fOurth districts, Farmers ward,
Will hold a convention Thursday evening
at 1:3O in the Central school building on
State street TO nominate candidate f0-
| the office of school trustee, to be voted
| for on July Is.
4 mass meeting of citizens of the Forty
| flrst school district was held at Sandy
| last evening for the nominating of can
didateS for school trustees. Jem Leslie
ana +. L. Anderberg were named for J.le
/ Two years term, and H Van Dam and II.
I F. Pearson for the three years term. The
| last two named are Democrats and the
| others Republicans but they were not
nominated from this standpoint the meet
/ Ing being strictly nOn-paTtiSan. There
! are only two Offices for the four nom
| inees to I'LL, but it is explained that the
! tour were given places on the ticket N
/ order to determine who are the most pop
/ ular.