Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-19
Republicans Of Eureka Place Rail.
road Man at Head of City
Ticket.
THOSE FAVORED BY DEMOCRATS
Frank Mediation, Well Known Min.
ing Man, Nominated for Mayor
---General News Notes,
Special Correspondence,


Eureka, oct. 1s,--The delegates elect
ed to the city convention at the Repub-
lican primaries, met at the county court
house last night and proceeded to nom
mate candidates to be voted for at the
election to be held on Nov 3: II. T.
Tullride was elected permanent chair
man and Philip Clark, secretary. The
following is the result of their dellber-
ations
For mayor James ID. stack recorder,
Charles r, HUSH marshal. Pres. still
man; treasurer, John Morley; justice
of the peace, Maurice Lyons; council
men, Herbert Hopes -four year term)
John IL, Burrows, David Russell Pat
rick c. Downey and Thomas Crawley
WHO THE NOMINEES ARE.
MIR. Stack, the nominee for mayor.
is an old resident of Eureka and is
the agent Of the San Pedro Railway
at this place,
c. r. Hush candidate for recorder
Is editor of the Reporter" the organ
Of the Republican party
I,
Is well known business man Of the
camp and served the city as mayor
-four years ago
Pres. Stillman, candidate for marshal
served this city one term as night
Waterman and has a good record as a
peace officer
Maurice Lyons, the candidate for
city justice, is an old Grand Army man
and has been a resident Of Tintic for
many years. The candidates for the
city council are all well known bus-
ness men,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Democrats also held their con-
yen,ion last night at the city hall The
following ticket was nominated:
Mayor, Frank Mediation recorder, Al.
McPhee; treasurer, Fred Schoutz, mar
shal Frank Barrett, city Justice Len De
Long, Councllmen, Daniel Connolly
-four year term) Colin MoMurphy.
Ephraim Frisbee, Ben Thurmond and
Daniel e. Sullivan.
WHO THEY ARE.
Frank Mediation candidate for
mayor, Is an old mining man of Tin
tic district, Frank Barrett Is we'll
known and was az one time member
Of the Salt Lake City fire department.
a, j. McPhee, candidate for recorder
has held the office for the past four
years, and consequently is well known
Fred Schoutz, for treasurer. is an en-
ploye Of the Tintlc Mercantile Co.
Leonard DeLong. who aspires TO the
chair of justice, Is an old-timer and
we'll known in mining Circles.
The city council aspirants are well
known TO every one In this mining
camp
CLOSE CALL FOR LIFE.
j. A, Van Ansdal, a miner employed
at the Star mine at Mammoth had
close call for his life at that property
Friday night. He was struck on the
head by a falling timber and his head
was badly cut.
Tom Woods, while OF work on the San
Pedro pipe line at Tlntic Junction
Thursday was unfortunate enough to
drive sharp pick through his foot
The man was removed to the Tlntic
hospital, whore he received medical at
tention
County Treasurer NJ. D. Bowen will
not visit Tintic district this year to
collect taxes as heretofore, and the citi-
zens of Tintic will have TO do business
with him by mail or take a trip to the
county seat
HOME FROM GERMANY.
Mrs. FRANKIE, mother of Gus A.
FRANKIE, the well-known business man,
returned this week from mission TO
Germany in behalf OF the l.. ID. s.
Church. The lady brought back four
converts with her who win make their
home in this camp.
HURT IN EXPLOSION.
Word has been received here that He
Der Mangum, Sir, an old resident and
miner Of Tinuc, is In the hospital at
Lewiston, Montana, suffering from
wounds received In an explosion while
at work with a railroad construction
outfit lie was engaged IN "sprInging'
a hole, when the Charge of powder eN-
ploded decorating his face in a terri
BILE manner. He viii lose the sight of
one eye
A little daughter was welcomed at the
A. 4. IA.