The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
ballot over his opponent. Judge Bree
den of Ogden.

ballot over his opponent. Judge Bree-
den of Ogden.
The Democrats of the city were still
IN doubt Yesterday as to whether Judge
ogden HileS would accept the nominal
ton for the supreme bench or not It
! was currently reported that he had re-
considered the matter, and would bow
| 70 the viii Of his party in the matter
| He was in Ogden last evening" so that
| ne could not be seen for a veridcation
| OF the report: but one of the Dromi-
! nent lawyers of the state, a very close
| friend of Judge Hilss, made the state
ment that he would make the race if
/ nominated in the Democratic state con-
vention. This gentleman said that he
mad a conference with Judge Hiles on
/ the matter quite recently, and that
while he did not tell him tFat ne would
make the race he left him with that
1 IMPRESSION The attorneys seem TO be
more deeply interested in this matter
than any one else, and they ark be-
coming more urgent every day in their
demands that Judge Hill s be the nom
inee.
The most ardent supporters of Major
r A Grant for the Republican nom
lnaIlon Tor congressman are the en-
ployees of the Salt Lake City water
works department, who are delegates
TO the convention 1t is charged that
the reason Superintendent Hines is
showing such activity in behalf of the
majors candidacy is to repay debt
OF gratitude contracted during the
1nlnpplne campaign. when Major
Grant secured the advancement of
Hines, Jr-, from the position of sergeant
10 Ieutenancy- The appointment OF
young Hines was a thorn in the side
or scores of other members of the Utah
batteries, and affords one of the ex-
cuses of the volunteers going to the
convention to fight the majors candi-
dacy-
N. ]. Jones of the First precinct an |
nounces himself as a candidate for the |
lower house of the legislature on the |
Democratic ticket.
The. monthly meeting of the wom-
en- Democratic club will be held We'd |
nesday, Sept. 5, at the residence of Mrs /
T. NJ. Weller. Sc East Seventh South /
An interesting programme will be /
given.
William A. T. Mander has announced
himself as a candidate for constable in
the Fourth precinct on the Democratic
ticket.
E. A. Walton of the firm of Smith &
w alton, and A. B. Sawyer jr., son of
Judge Sawyer have announced them
selves as candidates for the Democrat
&c nomination for justice of the peace
Hon. Bill Glasmann of Ogden was
at Republican state headquarters yes
terday and expressed more confidence
than ever of his triumphant nominal
ton for congress at the Provo conven-
ton next week.
To date W. o. Carbis is the only can
didate for the nomination for county
treasurer on the Republican ticket The
well known LIE PrOhOn. an employee of
The county, is out for Surveyor. and
lake Weller is the only one suggested
so far for the nomination for assessor
candidates are scarce among the Han
Mates.
Mrs. Alice S. Merrill Horne yester-
lay announced to her friends that. in
'esponSe to their solicitations, she
would become a candidate for the state
senate, subject to the action of the
Democratic convention. Mrs Horne
made a splendid record as a member
If the lower house of the last legis-
allure, and those who know her declare
hat she viii surpass her past record ! ,
f again honored by her party.
Nicoll Hood of Sugar ward saws it's '
III over but shouting when it comes to / {
he county commissionershjD for the
utside districts Mr.. Hood thinks he !
5 going to be nominated without any
rOuble, and his friends are of the !
anne opinion. However. the other can
idates and their friends haven't quit q
7orking, by any manner of means. I
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