The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-14

ILCIJUDIICdUs SANDY
ing their neighbors 50 much annoyance
that the latter are thinking seriously Of
complaining OF them as public nuisance.
The Hannaites down there are organizing
a gee and marching club. For some
weeks they have been shattering the
night air with their alleged melody. and
complaints are coming from ali sources.
Pete HartV1gsen is leader of the glee
club, Ben Camp is drum major for me
marchers and Chris Allen is banner
bearer
At Republican county headquarters last
night a wager OF 800 was made on salt
Lake county. The knot of Republicans
that is nearly always found aroUrd there
big their majority is going TO be. Finally
one OF them offered 20 wager 500 that the
RepuDlicans would elect a majority of the
county and legislative ticket. A Demo
crat who was present went out and within
a very few minutes rustled taker for
The Herald.
The ball which is to be given on Friday
night next by the Democratic women of
the Third precinct promises to be one of
the pest events OF It's kind during the sea-
have signified their intention of attend
Ing, and most enjoyable time is already
assured
The rally in the Demorratie wigwam at
streets Monday night will undoubtedly
draw crowd big enough to test the
pacity of the tent. The public need have
half dozen charcoal heaters will be
started to work Monday morning, so that
me temperature VIII be summary by the
time the speaking begins. Former Senator
Frank J. Cannon, than whom there is no
more eloquent campaigner in the inter-
mountain country, will make the principal
address. Charles Crane will preside over
the meeting and will also deliver a talk.
Much Is expected by local Democrats
troE=a this meeting.
State Chairman Burton and Fred Leon
who went to Provo yesterday afternoon
to hear Governor Thomas of Colorado.
They returned on the IL o'clock train.
The meeting of the Democratic club of
the oFrty-eighth district has been post
poned until further notice.
Judge A. J. Weber of Ogden was In
town last night, after weeks campaign
ana great enthusiasm everywhere, and
believes Tooele is safely Democratic this
year This week Judge Weber will cam
paign in Davis and Weber counties.
The certificate of nomination of the
candidates of the social Democratic party.
chosen at a recent convention, for county
and legislative offices was filed with the
county clerk yesterday, together with a
that the ticket be placed on the official
ballot Since the Social Democrats are a
new party this procedure is required by
the law.
After having investigated complaints
that John GabbOtt. registration agent of
the Fifty-fourth district, and George l.
Bettz, registration agent of the Fifty
delegated to their wives the duty of reg
Istering voters early in the week, Deputy
County Clerk Blair yesterday made the
q measure. The facts were shown to be
that Mr.. GabbOtt was uuavOidabiy called
one OF the registra ton days and while
gone Mrs. Gabbott as a matter of accom-
iS btIOl 70 lnIte waning electors regis
tered them In the case of Regis raT Bette,
he was also forced to leave his place of
registration for a longer period than was
Mr.. GabbOCt, and during his absence his
wife registered eight waiting applicants
Both of the offending registrars have
promised to rectify the irreslIIar registra
ton by having the Illegally registered per
sons brought to them without expense for
proper administering Of the registration
oath.
\ meeting of the district chairmen of
the Second precinct has been called for
tomorrow night at o'clock at county
headquarters. Precinct Chairman T. c.
Lewis requests as fun an attendance as
possible as important business is to be
H. ]. Walk has resigned as chairman
fths has been appointed to succeed him.
Mr.. Grifhths viii name his board of ad-
visors within the next few days.
The German American Democratic club
viii hold a meeting on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at the headquarters of
the club, 15S South State street. Speakers
In both German and English will make
addresses Among them syul be John
Dern, Morris Sommer and Professor H K
Evenson- The public is cordially invited
to be present.
Post yourselfl Copies Of the Demo
cratic campaign book for sale at this
Office at 25c per copy.
100
Display Of Genuine Orie- al Rugs.
Here for ten days. Monday they will