The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
COMING OUT FOR
OFFICE EARLY
Many Republicans Want to D..
teTmine Senatorial Conts,,
SUTHERLAND IS A FACTOR
COUNTY OFFICIALS Avv7,-
SUCCEED THEMSELVES %
SUTHERLAND IS A Farm,

A LREADY the rank ana e,
a Republican party are our t !. I. "a
spells of office, and the tf-.
making up the ticket i'm Con-. '---a ,''
nearly five months Off. ssrs-. ,,',.'a g
during last week served n s--. 1'sl,'
politicians 20 the wisdom ~ - --'a --s
early to their friends Tor zr7, sL..---ls
as the early bird is believed h s / '-''
most successful worm cstcbs~ '
The announcement or 49,.
Smoot that he wishes to bs H5sf
hearns running mate In fbs ---.'
the strenuous expressions ~ senate,
on the apostles political s---l,,.--l-l,
the midnight caucus of rs--, -, --ol',
thursday night TO discuss d r.... .'--s.s
man OF the state COMMITTEE '..-
VIII meet or June T.. have sfl---. H-lll
tenuon 10 the subject of rsrs;5-..7- al
county and legislative offices ~ o'
no means least 10 timber ont NJ ~.
me next senator VIII be made r-,---...
the legislature is Republican ''-74
STATE Chairman Cauisfar sfr-is..
~ remarked yesterday thar 49,
seemed 10 be alarmed az the aTt.,. y
Apostle Smoot into the sangrorssl .t
had evidently overlooked the f,-. ..'
Inere would be other candido+.. i,
the honor Of keeping COMPANY nv
senator hearns. The Chairman r.-
TONED Representative Sutherland =.
an aspirant, who is credited vi-b s
votes in the legislature at the o-....
those Of Allison, Sherman -
and Love, four Of the hoIdova- -
senators; Governor Wells whose NV.
ming rod is known TO be ready IN ~.
when the time becomes OuUOrtrrs ~
George NJ. Cannon and W. S No
nick, whose prospective strength p.
this early stage is regarded as rr5-s !,
an unknown quantity than is that y
the other senatorial aspirauts.
Candidates For Legislatur,
Relying upon their record in the ,.,
legislature, in the lower house O---
II. Hewitt, A. I. Hamlin. Bennsr *
Smith and w. n. Williams are ont f.-
the state senate. For seats In n.
house Of representative T. A. cans.
ter, A. Fred Wey, Edward E. Je1r7,
James Haslam, Frank W. Jenn.7r
Joseph Christensen. II. A. Nelson s7i
j. j. Meyers are the early announced
candidates from the various precincts
Of this city. The precincts n hs
county outside the city are said % ts
full of legislative candidates. but The
one whose candidacy seems % be most
frequently mentioned is W. Il. Hl.gh
Of TaylOrsyiEe.
All Of the Republican county Office.
holders are candidates 20 succeed
themselves. There is one. however
Commissioner James H. Anderson. who
is not yet quite certain whether be-
wants to run for the long term county
cOmmissiOnership In the event ths.
Representative Sutherland c01cuia
to try for the senat0rship at the hand
of the legislature, Mr.. Anderson VIII
go before the state convention % cap.
ture the nomination for Representative
from Glasmann of Ogden. His strong
suit viii be on the plea that the ticket
must be balanced with a Mormon as
Stunning that the other official to bs
elected at large by the state, the Sd.
preme judge, viii belong TO the n0l'
Mormon class.
After the Fat Ofces
This early il is announced tha
County Attorney Christensen VIII hav
opposition from George WesterFet
whose ambitions 10 become county az
torney have revived since the last 90
portUnity was presented.
On the assumption that Detecur
George Sheets will soon be restored
the police force, Deputy County Cler
Charles Francis Emery sees clear san
ing for the nomination for sheriff. an
Walter J. Meeks is lonely IN his ear.
entrance in the race for county q
corder. W. o. Carbis viii try again q,
the Office Of county treasurer
Oddly enough, there are yet no cal
didates for the Offices Of county a.
ditOr. Mont Fisher does not want %
nomination, for the reason that ne
serving the city as land and wat
commissioner and moreover he IS o.
Of the many who feel very much OBJ
turbed over the senatorial ambitions
Mr.. Smoot. fearing that it viii res-
in losing this county 10 the lem