Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-29

II is estimated that 400 names We're
added to the registration lists In this
county yesterday.
Judge King held a meeting at Grants
vile last night while Major Young was
heard at Richheld,
The Socialists have opened what they
are pleased 10 term 'soap-box' cam
paign which means that every night
til election they VIII have speakers ad-
dress the crowd from n soap box al the
corner Of East Temple and Second
South streets. The hfst OF the series
was held last night, Charles Stewart
being the speaker
s. r. Thurman OF Provo win make a
few Democratic speeches In Sanpete
on Thursday and Friday, then he VIII
go into Juab county, speaking there on
Saturday night
Matt Cullen has bet 81 600 with Henry
Miles that Jacob Moritz will be elected
to the state Senate
y. o. Wiley Jr, viii speak In Box
elder county tonight.
There was meeting Of oolored vot-
ers at the African M. ~ church on
FRANKLIN avenue last night. Henry
Began, c. p. overfeld and Bert Kim
ball were among the speakers.
Hon. Joseph Howell addressed a
meeting In tho Kaysville opera house
last evening, while Judge Fishback ana
S, II. Love expounded Republicanism
at Eureka.
Judge johnson OF Spring City, San
pete county, IL Of opinion that the vote
in that county will be light, owing TO
the absence from home OF many cattle
and sheep men,
Wesley X. Walton Is realizing that a
prophet Is not without honor save IN
his own country He phoned yesterday
from Randolph TO Republican head
quarters. telling the political light who
answered the call that This Is Wesley
X, Walton" The local political light
hesltated. and asked again. as II to
make sure he understood the name
'This Is Waltoni Waltonl Wesley X.
Walton roared the perturbed ex-
chairman OF the Republican State COM
mittee. "W-a-lton, W-a-lton," calmly
repeated the local political light; and
who is Wesley X Walton" Mr. Wal
TONS reply was something Ike this
"&sII o. ls& !" or words to that
effect,
In the list Of polling places published
Yesterday the 42rd district was given as
sac Third street That was an error,
II should have been SIC First street,
Taggarts hall.
Messrs. Powers. Evans and Stephens
will speak at Union tonight for the
Democrats.
Yesterdays registration resulted as
follows In the districts indicated TWO
TO- four, SO; FIVE, l05; SIX, so; seven,
1879; eight. 96; nine. 49, ten, 6Oi eleven,
60. twelve. 90; fourteen, 80; fifteen, %;
sixteen, SO: nineteen, 81; twenty 60;
twenty-one. 7ii twenty-five. e5; twenty
three. G5: twenty-four, 5Gl twenty-six,
Ii5. twenty-seven. 20; twenty-eight. IA;
Thirty-elght. 60, forty-three, 81; forty
FIVE. 65, forty-sIx, 80; forty-seven, 100,
forty-eIght 60 forty-nlne, GS; fifty-one.
1876, ffty.two, 40; flfty-nlne. 70; sixty,
1875.
The polling place for district No. 80
has been changed from So State street
TO 22l East First South street.
Judge King will speak In Kaysville.
Davis county, tonight.
Chairman Frank j. Cannon OF the
Democratic state committee spent tbs
day In Weber, where he Will speak to-
night.
The polling place for election district
No. will be at 1926 south Eleventh
East instead Of Ninth East as pub
lIshed In last evenings News"
The German-American Democratic
club will hold rally on Saturday night
at Harmonic Hall. 1875 State street A
number OF good speakers VIII be on
hand, and music and refreshments VIII
add to the general attractiyeness OF the
program on that occasion.