Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-11

district held a meeting last evening ana
Or.anizel the district club with Mls.
Frank Hines as president ana MISS
Susie Harper as secretfry,
Senator Frank J, Cannon WIN deliver
q Democratic speech Ht klchIc.d ON
Saturday evening nest The local come
miJtee is making arrangements l9I q
bis demonstration Ola chat occasion
Sd. Chase. az one time deputy rev
onua collector for the district In when
Dtuh Is embraced has announced llt
candidacy for % lower house nomination
ou the Democratic ticket
The Republican state committee has
secured the Salt Lake ThestCr for tnf
uaht ~ November 9Th. the evening be-
fore election day. II o. urnpps d to nave
The n.e-est rally of The campaign on
that night
r. J.. shannon viii ask the Rcpub-
leans of the Second precinct 90 make
him their nominee for constable WINE
benjamin Culver viii seek like iaFura
from the Democracy of the same DIS
trICt.
Morris S0mmpr vrIl'hlve an opponent
ln h.s own party Tor ,he nomination or
Justice of the peac. ths ume in The
person az Richard O. Hartley u Is
said that both men win go into Che pre-
c.n.t convention with con .dlrlble
strength tomorrow evening.
Charles DE Moisey, chairman Of the
Republican county committee OF tt1h
county. was q Salt Lake visitor today
and during the afternoon called at
D.. 81 boo rII H| I'D f'IIUIIN.
t1 Chairman Callister
The Democrats of the Firth precinct
met last night and nominated Arthur H.,
Pratt and II. O.. purten for Justice ~
the peace and constable respectively.
Each was named by reclamation. Dr.
II. A. Anderson was chairman and
Charles Hurst was secretary of the
meeting.
The Fourth Precinct Social club took
a long trolley ride ON The various lines
Of the salt Lake City street railroad
last night The party comprised about
three hundred persons, aud at II O'Clock,
stopped the cars on First south ana
crowded uuon the spacious lawn IN
front ot James n. Moyle's residence,
sang "a number ol SONGS, gave three
cheers for Noyle ana the Democracy
and then started for home.
There were tWo factions IN attend
aucy az the primary in the Fifty-tnird
district. Waterloo school house, last
nlght one OF which b. said to have
taken down "a large number of trans
tents from q saloon in this cts II ID
further stated that the district was
entitled 90 but seventy votes, yet one
hundred and seven were rushed thrpu-h
and counted s. contest before the
county convention is likely 10 follow
In the Republican primary held IN
the huerufh district of the Second pre-
OInCt last night rule was formulated
boy which candidates for Office were
made ineligible % act as delegates no
the convention A resolution was also
adopted requiring delegates TO use their
best efforts 90 secure the nomination
0t every person who Is candidate in
d.. district Should this resolution
ind substantial enforcement it would
moan S g. Keuner f1r the Legislature
j. VI, Thomas for Justice of The peace
and eN-Policeman shannon for con.
stable.
The News correspondent from
American Fork writes from that place
under date of today: "a Republican
primary was held here last evening at
which thhty-nua delegates were chos-
en- 90 attend The county convention
which meets 90 that place on Saturday
next Nine OF these delegates are Ia
dies. Ten alternates We're also chosen
and various committees appointed
The candidacy of s. l. Chapman for
county commissioner was endorsed.