The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Where Democrats Will Elect
Their Delegates.
MEETINGS ON TUESDAY
INTERESTING CONTESTS ARE TO
BE EXPECTED.

Below viii be found the list of places
for holding the Democratic primaries
in this city on Tuesday evening next.
SO far as they have been reported to
this Office or to the chairman of the
county committee. X is earnestly de-
sired by Chairman Lloyd that those
that have noy been reported be sent in
at once, in order that all Democrats in
the citg be given the opportunity to
express their wishes as to delegates to
the various conventions
chairman Lloyd stated last evening
that reports come to him that in some
OF the districts IL is intended 70 ignore
the recommendations Of the county
committee as to the mode of holding
the primaries He insists that the rules
adopted by the county committee be
adhered to in good faith, as they are
intended to secure a fuller and more
satisfactory expression from the Demo-
cratic voters OF the city
me chairman advises that in every
case that the primary be organized
promptly; that the required officers be
chosen, and that the polls be kept open
Tor one full hour from the time the vot-
1ng begins. Every primary is to'open
at o'clock
First Precinct.
First District-Joe Pitts residence
1902 South Eleventh East street.
Second
Third-First ward meeting house.
Fourth-Second ward meeting house
Ftfth-Third ward meeting house.
Sixth-City and county building
SeVenth-City. and county building
Eighth-Annex Ninth ward meeting
house.
Ninth
Tenth--Annex Tenth ward meeting
house.
Eleventh-Joe Darke's residence. 9SS
East Third South.
Second Precinct.
Twelfth-Residence of T. c. Lewis,
126 West Eighth South
Thirteenth-No. 9 jefferson avenue.
Fourteenth-C. A. Carlquist, 621
South Fourth West.
Observation-Disclosures of F. J. Walk
ingham. 1928 Indiana avenue.
sixteenth
seventeenth-sixth ward assembly
hall
Eighteenth
Nineteenth-James Dinwoodey's resi-
dence, 556 South West Temple.
Twenty-first-No 21S South Main,
room 6, upstairs.
Twenty econd-COunty Jail. corner
Second South and Second West.
Twenty third-Residence of Albert J.
Scare, 327 West South Temple.
Twenty-fOurth-
ty-fifth-Residence John H
Lloyd. 57e West First South.
Twenty sixth = T'wentyfourth ward
meeting house.
Third Precinct
Twenty-se enth-Seventeenth ward
meeting house.
Twenty eighth-Relief society hall
First North. between First and Second
West.
Twenty ninth-Residence of Robert
Sleater, 10Y Pear street.
Thirtieth-Plymouth church. Third
North, between First and Second West.
Thirty first-Old Sixteenth ward
meeting house, corner Fourth West
and First North.
Thirty second-6O4 West North Tenn
pie. residence Mrs. George G. Riser.
Thirty third-Residence J. +. Ed
monds. $50 West First North.
Thirty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of William
Brown. 45l West Third North.
Thirty fifth-ReSidence Harry T.
Cow burn AS North Sixth West.
ty-siXth-Twenty- third ward
meeting house.
Fourth Precinct
Thirty venth-Independence school
house. corner of A and Second streets.
Thirty eighth-Brigham Young school
house. north of Eagle Gate.
Thirty ninth-Veteran Fireman's
hall Brigham street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of J. NJ. Cohen,
312 Sixth street.
administrations of ]. p SOren-
son 673 Sixth street.
Forty second-Residence of J. Few
son Smith, corner of 1 and Third
streets.
Forty -third-Taggart's hall, $40 First
street.
Fifth Precinct
Forty East Third South
street.
Observation-Disclosures Eleventh ward
meeting house corner First South and
Eighth East.
Fiftieth-St Marks school house.
y-second-DemoCratic state head
quarters. second floor Progress build
ing.
District 81. in Forest Dale school
house.
District IS. in Central school house.