The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-15

! for the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments.
| The members of the various special
committees are also earnestly requested
to meet with them
Political Notes.
| w NJ White, one of the active Re
publican workers of Beaver county,
4 was a caller yesterday at Republican
/ state headquarters.
! All members of the Jefferson Drum
/ corps are called to meet at the Armory
| on State street at 6:15 this evening to
/ parade the streets before the Cannon
| Crane meeting in the Wigwam.
! The Fourth Precinct Democratic So
J cial club will give card part with
music and refreshments at the resi-
/ dence of Mrs. d. l. Murdoch, 70 G
/ street, this evening at o'clock Ev-
| erybOdy is invited
John O. CritchIow has resigned as
/ Democratic chairman of the Twenty
/ second district in this city because his
/ work will not permit him to give any
| time to politics, and Frank J. Gustin
/ has been appointed in his place
Fisher Harris spent Sunday at his
I home in this city after a hard week of
/ campaigning. He reports everything
all right for the Democrats at every
F
pleased with the outlook in the state.
! D. o. Rideout and Ricy II. Jones
reached this city this morning after a
I Wellington, Sunnyside, CaStlegate and
/ Helper. At every one of these places
/ they report that they had good meet
ing and found the Democrats in good
shape for the final roundup of the
campaign.
! Mrs. z. NJ. Cohen. who has been do
! ing such valiant work on behalf of the
Democracy of the state and county,
! will continue her labors this week. She
goes to Lehi today TO organize a WOm-
i ans Democratic club. On Wednesday
she will visit Logan for the same pur-
/ pose. Mrs. Cohen expects to spend sew
eral days in the Cache county metrop-
oils.
James H. Moyle arrived home yester-
day from the north, where he put in
the latter part Of the week campaign
ing. and reports splendid meetings
wherever he has gone. He has entirely
recovered from his indisposition and
is ready to carry the fight into every
part of the state where he has not
already been. He has not a particle
of doubt as TO his election and a com
plete victory for the entire Democratic
ticket He goes into Sanpete and Sc
vier counties this week and will speak
every day and night during the week.
Jodie Eldredge, the understudy of
Dennis EichnOr on the Republican
county committee, stated yesterday
that all the Republicans in this city
were registered in the first two days,
and the poor Democrats would have to
do all the hustling the other three reg
istration days; SO that if any Hanna.
hustlers are seen out running in the
laggards tomorrow it will be known
l,.a1
OcTats-
Thomas MariOneux of Beaver City
and Joshua Greenwood of Willard cOun-
~, who have been campaigning to
gether in the southern part of the state,
were in the city yesterday and called
at Democratic state headquarters to
report, and the report that they brought
was of the most encouraging. They
left last night for Iron county. where
they will spend four days of the COM
ing week, speaking at the principal
points in the county.
The Democrats of the southern part
of the county are preparing to give
Judge Powers and d. Is. HempStead
a good reception in the Murray opera
house this evening Judge Powers has
always been a favOrite in that section,
and il is safe to say that he will stir
the unterrified Democrats of Murray
with one of his best speeches tonight
The meeting is scheduled to begin
promptly at s o'clock, and no doubt
there will be. good music by local or
CARNATIONS.
The Republicans of Cache county
have been hugginS the delusion to
their hearts that John E Carlisle of
Logan had become one of their num-
Der and they have been sending out
reports to that effect over the state.
But at the splendid Moyle-King rally
IN Logan the other evening Mr.. Carlisle
was in his accustomed place as one of
; the distinguished men on the platform
with the speakers, and announced that
he was as good a Democrat is he had
ever been, which means one of the
best
George l. Nye and P. P. Christensen
will speak this evening at Bluff Dale
, in this county for the Republicans.
They will speak at Scott's school house
IN Mill Creek on Wednesday evening
and at GOnS hall in West Jordan on
Thursday evening. Frank t Hines
Will take part in the last meeting
Thomas Fitch will begin his campaign
in this county with a speech in the Salt
Lake theatre on the evening of the
I'D, and he viii speak in Bingham on
the evening Of the 9th. Judge Botkin
will spend six days speaking for the
Republicans n this county, beginning
Oct. 20.
I. c. Thoresen of Cache county was
in the city yesterday after a campaigr
In his home county and expressed him
/ self as highly pleased at the outlook
Wherever he has been He SAYS that
Cache county Will this year give from
l, 200 to $500 Democratic majority. and
! that if Colonel Lannan and A. Pra n
run into the county a few more times
and stick their noses into local Repub-
lican affairs UP there the county is
liable to go unanimously for BRYAN
Mr.. Thoresen will accompany Mr.
/ Moyie through Sanpete and Sewer
counties the coming week.
! Judge o. ". Powers is hfIlad Co.
/ elght speeches in this county. The first
j OF these will be the one at M,,r,.o,- 49,