The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-07

committeeman, took his departure for
the east last night and will be gone
from the state Indefinitely. His bust
ness in connection with the national
committee may take him this time as
far east as New York. but this viii not
be determined until after a consulta-
ton to be held in Chicago. He viii be
Joined in Denver. by National Commit
teeman NJ. F. Dunlap and from there
the two will go east together.
Congressman Francis G. Newlands of
Nevada viii arrive in this city today,
coming here from Stateiine, where he
addressed a large Demos ratio &c her
ing last evening Mr.. Newlands viii
speak at Park City together with c. S
Narian on Monday evening. Z is the
intention of the Democratic state COM
mfttee to have the gifted Nevadan de-
liver number OF speeches at promi-
nent points in this state but until a
consultation is had with him it is not
known how much time he will devote
to Utah or at what places he viii
speak
The members OF the Democratic
Wcrkingmen's club believe in working
when there is work to do. For this
reason there viii BE no. meeting at
their headquarters on Tuesday as that
is one Of the registra ton days and the
men purpose 70 see that their Demo
cratic reiehbors are registered. The
meeting will Re postponed Until Friday
evening when the programme intended
for Tuesday will be carried out.
The Herald was in error yesterday in
saying that it was a bazaar that is to
be held at Christensen's hall under the
auspices of the Dex~.oc"ati women OF
the Third precinct. 1t is ban and not
a bazaar. Pazaar is To be heil later n
the campaign by tie NO:Gen's Demo-
cratic clubs Of the entire city. The
bail by the women OF the Third pre-
cinct viii be held on Friday evening"
Oct y. and the committees as pub
lished in yesterdays Herald will be in
charge. This is expected to be one OF
the successes of the entire campaign
as the Third never does things by
halves.
The Woman's Democratic club viii
open the social season with a card
party to be given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs James H. Moyle. corner of
First South and Fourth East streets
on Thursday evening. Oct. IL. Mr. and
Mrs. MOyle VIII be assisted in enter
tanning by Senator and Mrs. Joseph l.
Rawlins, Judge and Mrs. William H
King, Mr.. and Mrs a. w. NcCune
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cohen, Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Banberger. Mr. and
Heesch and Mrs. s. p. Newman. Mrs
George II. Wood and Mrs Frank b
stephens will have charge of the cards.
The names of the young ladies who are
to serve the refreshments win be given
later Nothing will DE omitted to make
this most enjoyable social occasion
and all Democrats viii be made
heartily welcome.
c. a. Calls of CoaIviIle. who is a
candidate for reelection as county at
torney of Summit county, came to the
city last evening. Mr.. Calls says that
the Democratic ticket in Summit coun-
~ is certain of election AMI he added
that David Keith's refusal to run for
state senator was decided upon with
the wisdom that has made Mr.. Keith's
business life an eminent success.
The Democrats of the Thirty-third
district VIII give social at S51 West
First North street, Josh Selley's resi-
dence, Wednesday evening. Oct TO- at
) clock sharp, to which the public
ana especially all whe are interested
in Democracy, are cordially invited.
A good programme Will be rendered
and refreshments served.
There viii be a meeting of the JEFF
fersen Democratic club of the Thirty
first district. at the home of Mrs. Annie
Dyer, 435 West First North street.
Monday evening. Oct. 8, at o'clock A
fine programme has been arranged.
and all persons desiring TO do so are
cordially invited to attend. Refresh
ments viii be served by the women
members of the club.
Chairman T. C. Lewis of the Second
precinct has called a meeting of the
Democratic District chairmen for Mon
day evening at o'clock at county
headquarters.
T H Cutler Of Logan was III the city
last evening and called at Democratic
state headquarters. He says the diff
ferences in the Democratic ranks Of
cache county are all adjusted and that
the banner county is good for POO for
the Democratic ticket this year.
There will be q meeting of the Dem
ocratic district chairmen of the Sec
ond precinct az Democratic county
headquarters Monday evening at s
O'Clock sharp.
Several members of the Caledonian
club deny that the meeting the other
night was turned into political affair.
They say that Judge McDowelI's
speech related wholly to the advan-
tages to be derived by the Scots more
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