The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-01
END OF REGISTRATION
Democrats Will Have SGbStan-
tiaL jOrity.
BIG GAINS YESTERDAY
COUNTY IS SAFE FOR BRYAN
AND MOYLE.

If am further assurance were need
ed that the Democrats are going to
carry. Salt Lake county il was found IN
the returns from yesterdays registrd-
ton. In practically every district the
Democrats had the best of it, outnum-
bering the enemy in some by odds Of
three to one. AT headquarters last
night Chairman Wilson and his lieu
tenants were in iubiIant frame of
mind
1t was estimated that the number Of
names placed on the books VIII reach
the phenomenal total of more than 20
600 Upwards of 1000 We're recorded
yesterday, and with the $500 of the day
viOus days, it is easy to calculate what
the total vote viii be next Tuesday if it
is all gotten out
The votes cast, however, viii be IN
der the total registration. Many cases
are known now where people Rave lost
their right to vote through Leaving the
city and in otE-T ways Then many
who have registered will be unable for
one reason or another to reach the poll
ing place, So it is thought that an esti-
mate of $4,000 for next Tuesday is a fair
one.
out eff this number the Democrats
confidently expect q comfortable plural
ity, and this added to the majority
they consider sure in the county out
side the city. viii carry the whole for
Bryan and the state and county tick
cts easily Districts which have been
counted as surely Republican will, ac-
cording to the registration in many in
stances, return Democratic majOTities,
while normally Democratic districts
mil r=4-y
right side of the ledger.
Returns From Districts.
Partial returns received last night,
showing the totals for the five days
We're as follows, Second, 479; Fifth,
542; Ninth, 419; Tenth. 42S: Eleventh,
400. Fifteenth. 2I7, Sixteenth 344: Sew
enteenth. 301; Eighteenth. 342, Nine
teenth, 1893; Twenty-first, 414: Twenty
second, AZ; Twenty third, $50, Twenty
fourth, 290; Twenty Fifth, 800; Twenty
sixth. 436; Twenty-seventh. 39T: TVen-
ty-Hinth, 424; Thirtieth, 40; Thirty
first, 1853. Thirty 1856; Thirty
fifth, 343. Thirty-sixth, DDS: Thirty
eighth. 306 Thirty-ninth, al. Fortieth.
452: Forty-first 4S4; Forty-third, 497:
FOrty-fOuTth. 316; Forty-hfth. 226:
E'Orty-siEth, 362; Fcrty-seventh, 339;
Fffueth, $50; Fffty-first, 494; F'ifty-sec-
ond. 448-
1t VIII be seen that the heaviest reg
istTatiOH was in the Fifth district. and
the iightest reported was in the Thirty
sixth. The average viii be we'll over
800 throughout the city
At Republican headquarters Chair
man Eichnor didn't seem particularly
happy. The best reports he got We're:
oh, we held them about level" or
they only beat US a little" or Il think
everything viii be all right" There was
not SO much confidence as had been
displayed during the last two weeks.
Chairman Eichnor has said all along
that the fight would be won on the reg
istratiOn days. and he looked last night
as If he realized that it had been won
by the other side
Chairman Wilson Was too busy
checking uD the returns to make a
statement He said he was more than
pleased with the outcome, and that he
would prepare a statement today giving
his reasons for believing Salt Lake
county is safely Democratic
DAY OF THE WOMEN.