The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-23
BOTH PARTIES NOMINATE.
Present Candidates For Various City
OfRces-Other Notes

Ephraim. oct 22.-The Democratic and
Republican parties of MCrOui have met
and nominated their candidates for city
Democratic Ticket - Mayor. Orlando
Bradley; couucilmen, John Bailey, John
SOrensen, SOren c. Christensen. Daniel
II. Cook: four-year term NieIs Christen-
sen; recorder. James PrestwiCk; justice,
Aaron Hardy, marshal, John Frandsen;
treasurer, Mrs. May G. Christensen.
Republican Ticket-MayOr. Andrew An
dersen; cOuncilmen. Martin Bradley.
James Draper, James Hardy. Alma
Blackham; four-year term. Ephraim Nell
son; recorder, James Knopp; justice
Eiels G. Nielsen; marshal Eugene Ella
son; treasurer. Jabez Faux. Both parties
seem confident Of winning out at the
polls
Soren Madsen. a highly respected citi-
zen of MOToni, died unexpectedly at his
home in that city on the 18th of this
month. He was stricken with paralysis
on the 18th, to which he succumbed the
next day.
During the past ten days ffty-eight
loaded cars of sugar beets have been
factory. Moroni is the banner sugar beet
raising town in Sanpete county.
At the regular session Of the city COun-
eli the other evening the following cleo
ton judges were appointed
District No. 1.-Daniel Madsen ORD,
Charles Johansen (R-), John August An
District No. flames H. Hansen D9,
J. p, Hansen. Jry Cd. Andrew Thomp-
son iR.)-
District No. 3-JOseph II. Thompson
CR), James Frost CR-), Andrew n. Han
sen ODD.
District No. Prank Anderson CRD,
Hans Petersen (Rl. Charles Thorpe CD.
The council az this session decided 70
leave the salaries for the ensuing two
years the same as they are at present
The Democratic city committee held a
meeting in the city hall and the Repub-
liCan city committee held a meeting in
the South ward assembly hail and made
preparations for the coming municipal
A team belonging to the Consolidated
Wagon e. Machine company of Salt Lake
City got away from the teamster at the
Rio Grande depot in this city yesterday
afternoon and came charging madlY up
Center street with a vehicle behind them.
When they reached Main street they
turned south and smashed into an out
fit from Mt Pleasant that was hitched in
front Of j. +. MCCaffertys store. The
Mt. Pleasant rig was much the lighter
and Ii was smashed UP into klndling
wood The runaway team was stopped
at this place by the bystanders and no
further damage resulted.
Very impressive funeral services over
the remains OF June Peacock were held
in the Sterling tabernacle yesterday aft
ernOOn. large number Of the friends
of the deceased were present TO pay their
last respects TO his mortal remains. A
large cOncOurse Of mOurners followed the
remains to their last resting place In the
Sterling cemetery. A number of people
from this city were in attendance at the
services.
The quarterly conference of the South
Sanpete stake has been postponed to
Saturday and Sunday. Nov. q and =. TO
convene at Manti.
The mayor; city council and a commit
tee of citizens will leave today for the
East mountains to measure the water
and ascertain If enough water power can
be obtained in Cottonwood creek to run
an electric power plant II the necessary
power can be obtained, an electric light
plant will be installed by the city.
A meeting having for its purpose the
organization of a city brass band has
been called for Monday evening. The pro-
mOters Of the enterprise win approach
the city council at its next session and
find out what financial aid, If any. the
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