The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
Political Notes


peeh changed from the city and coun-
y building to the St. James hotel
Political Notes.
Some of tse people who oppose the
aenO ,,lon Of Sheriff HowelIs give
q curious reason for their opposition
oeeIarlng the sheriff has been too dill
sent IN the execution of his duties
an argument that could be effective
onIy with the criminals who have been
the victims of the she~;f's energy. MIR.
novels has made an excellent officiai
ana MS record is one OF the best made
by any sheriff in years.
the German American Democrats of
tHls CITY and county are going to or
game central club for the purpOse
u Delng united. Further particulars
VIII seon be published in ali papers.
Judge Kinny. who in the early DAVIS
OF the territory OF Utah was chief ms
TICS OF the supreme court. and later
ueIeBate IN congress, having spent the
summer in this city, leaves with his
| wife on the Monday noon train for G.
Diego, Cal, where they exnect 70
spend the winter, returning in the
spring Being a lifelong Democrat he
VIII take an active part in the political
! DdItIe now being waged for the cleo
| 'loh OF Mr.. Bryan.
Inc trolley party which the Demo-
Gratis OF the Fourth precinct are to give
N compliment to the women of the
PleciiIct Monday evening promises to
De a most enjoyable function. Eight or
| ten street cars will be pressed into
service and VIII gather uD the merry
makers from one end of the Fourth To
5 51e other. and then take in the town.
me ladies will be carried free 1Tickatc
Tor the men who desire to join the
party may be obtained at the Tween
ueth ward store. at w c. Puzev's
mousse, III E street, and at ]. S. VIII
llams home, 33S X street
Friends are urging Christopher DieI.
ST., TO make the race for the legislatures
on the Republican ticket this fall. but
ne mas not yet consented to the use of
his name.
IL seems to be quite generally con-
ceded that Hoyt Sherman will be one
OF the Republican candidates for the
state senate for this county.
Some of the Republican fixers are
knocking o. II. Hewlett of the First
precinct in his efforts to secure a NOM |
NATION Tor the legislature, by circuIat- /
ing d report that he is pledged to vote (
first. last and always for Tom Kearns |
Ior the senate. in case he is elected /
ana the legislature is Republican. Hew- /
lett says that this is all tommy-rot;
Ihat ne is tied to no ones boom.
r. c: Knutson of Big Cottonwood is
out Tor the nomination. for the state
senate on the Republican ticket. The
1rlends OF Madison have made I'D their
minds that this is a scheme to knock
OUT thelr man. and a fight is on as a
consequence.
s. E. Hamer of the Second precinct
OF TINS city has announced himself a !
candidate for the Democratic nominal
ton for the legislature on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
William B. Lavlie will be a candi-
GATE for the legislature before the
Democratic convention that meets in
TINS city next week at the earnest So
hcltation of his many party friends
The Republican county Headquarters
in the Jennings block on First south
street VIII be open on and after the
Jay OF the county convention next !
week The carpenters viii be at work
there Monday putting in the booths (
William Groesbeclc of this city is out
Tor the Republican nomination for
county assessor, and will make a hard
lSht Tor the position. Mr. Groesbeck
,lalIns 70 nave all the qualifications re-
lulred for the place: besides he made !
he race two years ago and should have
I consolation prize s
IL D w uIIleHlOre is nlbblinR around | !
ne Republican Nomination for county J
assessor and the chances are that he I
VIII bite. Dick thinks that he ought
o run for something this fall. and he
kinks also that he is better qualified
or assessor than for ANYTHING else in c
light. Still he might have to be con
ented with nomination for the Iegis- I
ature- t
j. s. Daveler is 4 candidate for the I
In Z
It least he is a candidate for the T
domination and he has influential O
riends working for him. Mr.. DaveIer
the secretary of the State Board of | e
labor and is prominent in all move q
1ents for the betterment of his fell
DIV workers. t
The name Of J. G. Bywater will in I
IL probability go before the Demo- Il
ratio county convention as a candi- d
ate for the lower house Mr. By
-ater has had experience in the Ieeis- 1
ature and his friends have been for n
ome time urging him to get into the '
ace this fall j
Thomas Adams of Salt Lake City n
nnOunces his candidacy for nOmina-
on for the legislature subject to the y
'emocratc county convention. q
Attorney George Lawrence is out for " "
nomination for the state senate on 4
lie Republican ticket. u
The Social Democratic party has en- n,
aged rooms on the business part of n
ain street for state headquarters
1ring the campaign. The headquar- L,
rs viii be opened about Tuesday "A
representative speakers will be kept n,
the field until after election. The n;
)cialists anticipate a larger vote in ie
tab than was polled for the Socialist II
irty throughout the United States at 4
lie last presidential election.
Judge King has received very urgent 70
,mands from the Idaho Democrats to er
'end some days of the campaign in x
at state, and he is trying to arrange Sc
S itinerary so as to give his neigh
ring state a lift.
Judge o. w. Powers is in receipt of ID,
pressing invitation from the Demo-
attic national committee to spend
me weeks Of the campaign in some
the closely contested states in the
st and the middle west. The Judge -,
Of the opinion now that his business -
II prevent him from going so far F
ray from home, but the time he car, "a
vote to campaigning he will place at RI