The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

PARKS STRONG TICKET
Sterling Men Presented by Dem
ocrats For Various Offices
Other Notes.

Park City, oct. 31.--The Democrats
or Park City have a strong municipal
ticket In view OF the fact that there
are many new electors IN the city. a
snort history OF the candidates will
serve 20 enlighten them al TO the merits
or the ticket and to freshen the sub
9ect in the minds Of the old resident
George smith, the candidate for may
or, Is well known here, having been in
business in the town for several years.
lie was mayor Of the city for a term
Two years ago. During that period he
made an enviable record for himself as
an officer.
Arthur Williams. the candidate for
treasurer, is wei known to tho citi-
zens Of town, having been in Park City
hrst IN the capacity of express agent
and now is in business for himself. Mr.
Williams reliability and popularity are
unquestiOned.
For the Office OF city recorder. Peter
Clark is in every way capable. He is
Wen and favorably known in town. Mr.
Clark has made Park City his home
Ior fifteen years and has always been
identified with the party.
George +. Wilson, the candidate for
city justice, is well known here. hav-
Ing served one term as precinct justice.
Mr. Wilson is an upright and honest
trust the city courts I'm his hands
BARLEY McDOnUugh, the candidate for
marshal is well and faVOra bly, known
mere by all classes, and will make
very efficient officer.
The city council ticket is composed Of
Dr. W ID. DonOher for the long term.
who has as many friends as any man
IN town. and VIII make an ideal coun-
Gilman. Arthur r. Weeter, who Is a
young Ia Mo
eral men and has the reputation Of pay
ing the highest wages to teamsters Of
any employer IN the city. John T.
welsh is one Of The most popular men
IN town and numbers his friends by the
hundred He viii make an excellent
councilman. W. p MOrtensen is in
business here. and the interest OF the
pubic generally win always be upper
most with him.
John W. Patrick is one Of the old
timers in the Park He has seen the
city grow from the time that the On
LariO was yOungSter until today. Park
CITY stands as one Of the greatest
camps in the west, and having been
mere so long Mr.. Patrick knows the
needs OF the people here and as an al
derman viii give general satisfaction,
The ticket on the whole is an excel
rent one The candidates have the in
terest Of Park City at heart. and when
ever step was TO be taken in the in
terest Of her advancement these men
We're always among the first to pro-
mote H.
Tuesdays election win show that the
people are anxious to place the city
government in the hands of men who
VIII handle il 90 the best advantage Of
the public generally. and the Demo-
cratic ticket, it is expected, viii be
elected in it's entirety.
Mr. Charles Heath entertained yes
terday at a luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
l. \. Osborne Of juneau. Alaska.
There viii be a football game here
on Thanksgiving day, the cOntesting
teams being the o. S. L. team OF Salt
Lake and the stage hands Of Park CITY.
Mrs. o. s. Brown and daughter.
Mary. returned from the metropolis
this morning
W. A. McKenna came up to the Park
this morning.
Miss Nellie Goodrich is spending a
few days IN salt Lake.
A. f. WedgwOOd was a Park CITY
passenger this morning
DR.. +. p. Lecompte and son. Edward.
returned from salt Lake this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sutton. who were
in Salt Lake during the week, came
back this morning
j. j. DAILY is in the Park today.