The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-21

duty over 10 secretary j. u. ElQrfQEe.
IT. The Kaighn case will occupy the
attention OF the district attorney al
most all week.
II il could be done with good grace,
without the least semblance OF pique,
II would not surprise many We're some
OF the recent Republican recruits from
the Democratic party to take another
nop. The cold shoulder which some os
the new followers OF the e. 0. p. got in
the primaries Friday night have damp
ened their ardor While il is not known
that any promises were made that the
best of the new recruits We're 10 be
sent 70 the county convention. there
are reasons TO believe that some OF
them expect such distinction.
State Chairman Anderson did not
spend as much time in headquarters
yesterday as usual He did not like
the reports coming 10 him that his
political fences were being torn down.
and dropped desk work for carpenter
tools in an endeavor 10 repair the dam
age being done by his enemies in his
own party.
J. Farley White has announced his
candidacy on the Republican ticket.
he made his initial appearance on
Politicians Promenade yesterday and
worked hard to win delegates from
Mont Fisher.
George Wood, who seeks fenomina-
ton as county auditor at the hands
OF the Democratic ticket. and his oppo-
nent, Eugene Traugber. were both
very much in evidence yesterday.
IL al Ia Of ka =fs
the other tended TO biz on the other.
A very few days after the Demo-
cratic county convention is held C. p.
Overfield. who wants to go 70 the leg
islature at the hands of the party. will
issue a call for a meeting of all the
young Democrats in the city. He will
organize a Democratic club for hard
and earnest work during the campaign.
He is receiving much encouragement.
Matt Thomas is mentioned in con-
nection with the county attorneyship.
Fl. W. Brown of Murray, one of the
pioneers Of the valley. has announced
his candidacy for the county commits
slonership. Two other candidates be-
sides VIII Horne are spoken of from
the eountry-Heber Sanders of Muir
ray and W. 3. Ennis of Draper. John
Clark and George A. Whitaker are
leading candidates from the city.
w. NJ. RoyIance OF Provo. former
chairman of the state Democratic COM
mittee, viii be nominated by acelama-
ton for state senator by the Utah
county convention. which meets Mon
day at American Fork. There are four
mentioned for the other senatorship:
r. A. Deal of Springville, James Clark
of American Fork, who is a member
of the shate committee; Benjamin
Argyle of Spanish Fork and A. ].
Evans of Lehi. The convention viii
endorse the platform adopted by the
state convention at Provo last week.
The Democrats of the Eleventh sem
atorial district are trying TO induce
Ed H. Snow TO accept the nomination.
His opponent will be H. II. Harden, the
mining and stock man.
Just as soon as Judge o. W. Powers
! can arrange his personal business af-
] fairs to permit of il. he viii make a
| political tour of the Eleventh sena-
torial district and the counties in the
southern part of the state. He will be
accompanied by James c. LeaTy.
The. caucus in the Third precinct,
held In the Cooperative Furniture
company's store last night, resulted
in the choice of T. A. Callister as
precinct chairman and H. S. Anderson
as precinct secretary. The members of
the county committee for the county
| convention next Monday are as fol-
lows: On the county committee-W. T.
! Edward. George A Davis. On perma-
nent organization and order of bust
nest. L. Devine. On credentials
William Mcmillan On platform and
resolutions-Judge Fl. 6. Tanner.