The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-01


campaign. The next morning Judge
| Young viii return 10 the city TO attend
the marriage OF his daughter, and
Judge King viii proceed 10 Brigham
city, where he viii speak tomorrow
night.
NJ. A Deal OF SpringviIle. who spent
/ yesterday in the city. said that Utah
/ county is being so well organized by
| the Democrats that he does not see
how they can be defeated.
District Attorney Greenwood OF Fill
/ more. Willard county, was a caller al
/ Democratic headquarters Yesterday.
/ he has just made a tour OF Willard
Iron. Juab and Beaver counties, and
I told Chairman Frank ]. Cannon that
the Democratic party is well organ
lzed In all OF them The party through
out the state, he continued. was never
In better condition TO win than II is
/ this fail. In the counties which he Wis
tied excellent tickets have been placed
/ In the neld, which have stimulated An
interest among the Democrats and
awakened much enthusiasm.
Chairman Anderson has not an
nounced where Joseph Howell Will
make his next speech after leaving
| Brigham city this evening. Owing
l 10 the annual Mormon conference this
week, ne viii have TO wait until that
meeting of the church has adjourned
before he takes the stump again.
Congressman Sutherland is so ar
ranging his business affairs that he
may spend as much time as possible
during the campaign with Joseph
Howell upon the stump. The probabili-
ties are that the former will be out of
the city most of the time from now
until after election.
The announcement was made yester-
day at headquarters that the following
are among the Republican speakers
who viii take the stump during the
campaign: Judge A. f. Hatch of Heber
city. Judge William NJ. McCarty OF
Richheld. Judge j. e Bagley and
George NJ. Hansen OF Ogden, Attorney
General NJ. A. Breeder, A. B. Irvine.
Judge Thee Botkin and c. A. Badger
of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Miiando Pratt, registrar of the
Seventh election district, resigned yes
terday. and NJ. H. Macmillan was an
pointed by the county commissioners.
Mrs. Pratt is the mother of Viola Pratt
Gillette, the actress. and viii shortly
leave for the east 10 spend a couple of
months with her daughter.
The certificate of nomination OF 3. r.
Mcdonald, Republican candidate for
the state senate from the Twelfth SEN
atorial district was filed yesterday
with the secretary Of state.
After the election ii is. not the pur-
pose OF the Democrats TO permit their
city and county organization TO go to
pieces. II will be maintained through
out the year by the selection of some
prominent Democrat whose sole duty il
viii be to look after the interests of the
party by keeping the organizations in
tact.
Chairman Anderson yesterday after
noon issued a call for a special meet
ing Saturday afternoon at o'clock OF
the Republican state committee. The
most important business will be the
mapping out of an itinerary for Joseph
Howell.
John Seaman of ogden was in the
city yesterday. He was much pleased
with the Democratic county ticket and
predicted success.
Judge S. r. Thurman of Provo was
yesterday hodnobbing with the poll
ticians. He can see nothing but Demo-
cratic victory throughout the state this
fall written upon the cards.
Barney b. Quinn denied the story
yesterday that he had ever made the
statement that if he was elected to the
legislatu re that he would not vote for
Senator Rawlins. 1t was a rumor TO
that effect which defeated him for nom
nation on the legislative ticket in the
Democratic county convention. Mr.
Quinn said he feels very much compli-
mented over the fact that while he
did not win in the convention that he
received a majority of the votes cast
by the delegates. His majority was
not equal 10 those received by ten 9TH
er candidates.