The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18

Crowds Are Expected
The Democrats Of salt Lake City and
county viii have their first general
roundup in the campaign for the spe-
ciaI congressional election in their pri-
maries Monday evening. These pri-
rr,arles viii choose delegates TO the
rOunty convention, and as that conVei--
ton VIII select 124 delegates TO the
state convention, fully One-foufth OF
the entire body, great interest VIII be
taken IN them by the voters This in
teTest viii be intensified by the spirited
contest going on for delegates between
the friends Of Judge King and D. c.
Dunbar Wei attended primaries are
looked for in all parts Of the city.
The time generally agreed upon Tor
the opening of the primaries IS ';S0
o'clock in the evening. Besides Sc
Iecting delegates TO the county cOnven-
fion, another very important matter TO
come before each primary IS clearly
set forth in the following recommends
TiOn from the state. county and city
chairmen-
Election District Committees.
'In view of the f5cL that there are
now two sets Of campaign committees
IN the Salt Lake City election districts,
one set having been elected for the
general election Of two years ago and
the other having been elected for the
municipal campaign of last year, we
earnestly recommend and request thar
at the primaries to be held next Mon
day evening a new committee be
elected in each district to take the place
Of both Old committees, ana that IN
future there be but one set Of commit
tees for all campaigns.
JAMES H. MOVIE,
Chairman Democratic State Commit
"B. T. LLOYD.
Chairman Democratic County Com
GEORGE A. WHITAKER,
Chairman Democratic City Commit
tee"
The following ere The places desig-
mated bv the precinct committees for
the primaries in the fifty-two voting
Ulstricts in this city:
First Precinct.
District 1-Residence Of Joseph Pitt
(annex), 1902 South Eleventh East.
District 2-F1ssidence J. N. LETTER,
SIS East Ninth South street.
District 3-Residence John GALLAGHER,
66l South Fifth East street.
District 4-SeCOnd ward annex, be-
tween Fourth ana Fifth East, Seventh
South street.
District 5-Annex Third ward meet
ing house
District Easement city and county
building.
District basement city and county
building.
District S-Amex Ninth ward meet
ing house.
District 9-Residence Mrs. Coulton,
423 South Sixth East.
District l0-AnneX Tenth ward meet
ing house.
District Il-Eesidence Joseph Dark,
9GS East Third South.
Second Precinct.
District 12-135 West Second South.
District l3-9 Jefferson street
District l4-621 South Fourth West
street
District 15-R. F. AvesOn's residence.
Lake Breeze.
District I6-105 Rio Grande avenue.
District 17-Thomas W. Green's resi-
dence. 434 West Fifth South street.
District 1S-S. E. Hamer's residence,
57l South Third West
District 19-AIOrris SommerS resi-
dence, 247 West Fifth South.
District 2t-ThOIas' Barnacle.
District I-No. salt Lake Mining
exchange.
District County jail
District 23-321 West South Temple
District 2t-55I West Second South.
District BIB. p Browns residence,
1i6 South Fourth West.
District 26-Brig Vests residence, 743
West First South.
Third Precinct.
District 27-Seventeenth ward meet
ing house
District 2S-J0seph Bull, jr's resi-
dence 23T North First West
District 29-S. 5. NewtOn's residence,
20S West Fifth South
District S0-PlymOuth church, 232
West Third North.
District 31-Old Sixteenth ward school
house.
District 80 George 5. Tails residence,
81 North Sixth West
District 33-JOseph Haslem's resi-
dence, $50 North Sixth West.
District 34-Ben T. Lloyd's residence,
corner Fourth North and Third West.
District 35-JOhn ". Haslem's resi-
dence ga West Third North.
District 36-Twenty-thir ward meet
ing house.
Fourth Precinct
District 37-Independent school house,
corner A and Second streets.
District 36-Brigham Young school
house, near Eagle Gate
District 39-Neteran FiFemen's hail.
416 IL 420 East South Temple street.
District 40-Residence of Joseph NJ
Cohen, 312 Sixth street.
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