The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
PINNEY B0LTEO
BY STATESMAN
The Liquor Question to Figure in
Boise's Election.
LOST BOY HAS BEEN FOUND
GRUESoME FIND OF PAIR OF
SHRIVELED HANDS.
-OST BOY HAS BEEN FOUND
special to The HeraId)


Boise. Ida, July 4.-The political sit
uation in Boise is sizzling. Despite the
opposition Of the Statesman, the Re
publican convention nominated James
A. Pinney for mayor. Mr.. Pinney is
a pioneer business man. owner of the
Columbia opera house, Bosses leading
theatre. and has served twice as mayor
or the city mum Der of years ago. The
statesman announces that Mr.. Pin
heys nomination is not satisfactory
ana that 1t viii not support him. The
contest in the Republican party is the
old one between those who want a
wide open" policy and those who de-
sire a strict enforcement of the ordi-
nances dealing with the liquor, gam
bling and social evil questions. The
wide open" advocates have won in
the nomination of Mr.. Pinney. The
contest became very bitter, especially
at the Second ward primaries, charges
OF gross frauds being alleged.
With the Democrats.
The Democrats have nominated
James H. Hawley for mayor. who is
also the nominee of the Citizens Union
party. Six other nominees Of the Citi-
zens' Union were also named by the
Democrats They are all Democrats
who were placed on the Citizens Union
i
cans upon the latter ticket, including
the nominee for treasurer and six
councilmen, were not endorsed Demo-
Gratis being named in their stead Ow-
ing TO the recent law passed by the
last legislature that no name shall ap-
pear on the official ballot more than
once. the Democrats have been forced
TO appeal to District Judge Stewart fO-
a writ of mandamus in order to test
the law. as the city clerk. a Republi-
can refused to certify to the names OF
those candidates already nominated BIZ
me Citizens Union party The Demo-
Gratis. however. are greatly encouraged
over the prospects of electing Mr.. Haw-
ley, and there is no question Of his be-
ing strong candidate.
Charles McCarty Found.
Charles McCarty, the 19-year-old
stepsOn of eX-Sheriff DAILY of this city
who was lost in the mountains along
Big creek while working on the Thun-
der mountain road about four weeks
ago, has been found and brought TO
his home in this city When discov-
cred he was lying asleep from ex-
hauStiOn about two miles from Roose-
NeIt- He was in frightfully enact
ated condition. having lost in the
neighbOrhoOd of forty pounds. and was
so weak from exposure and lack OF
lOOu lildl he was elLlrelN helpless ana
had TO be carried TO camp. His mimi
had also became temporarily affected
TO such an extent that he failed to rec
ognize his father or any OF his friends.
and could not remember even his own
name His clothing was in shreds ami
his feet were so badly swollen that his
shoes had to be cut off. Owing to the
unsettled state of his mind. il was At
first impossible to secure any account
of his wanderings from the unfor-
Uunate boy, but later he frightened up
and 1t was learned that his suffering3
while absent from his party were ter
rible. He had 10 gun. which made Il
impossible to secure any animal food.
although deer and other game were
plentiful and from the time of his
Cfsa appearance until his discOvery-just
twenty-one days-he had been COM
PEELED TO subsist entirely on green
huckleberries. Several times he was
within few miles of camp, although
at one time he had strayed as far away
as eighty miles. He was also within
hearing distance of searching parties
several times. but owing to his ex-
IRENE weakness was unable to attract
their attention. He was accidentally
discovered bv a Thunder mountain
party en- route from Boise to ROose-
welt.
An TTnconnu FIND