Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-29
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Mayor Jones Of Parowan Is In the
city. He says Iron county VIII sup
port Cutler for governor.
Judge Bowman Ia being doomed by
his friends for one OF the city Judge
ships on the Republican ticket.
Mercur, the johannesburg Of Ameri-
ca, is said to be for Watts for auditor
and John c. Cutler for governor
The Democratic women of the county
are 10 select 100 young women TO act
az a reception committee at Saltulr on
Parker day.
a number OF Republicans will go
down to Murray tonight to help ratify
the newly organized Republican club
for the county districts.
The contest for municipal iudgshlps
In the Republican convention VIII be
worth watching Friends Of the various
candidates are already hard at work.
National Committeeman willard r.
Snyder"-yes, II sounds good to Snyder
and friends, but has the Tribune for
gotten cousin Loose" of Utah county?
j. s, Page, Jr. Of Payson, and Ste
phen l.. Chapman Of American Fork
are two Of Utah county's Republican
candidates for the Legislature. Both
are well known.
A leading politician Is authority for
the statement that Cache county viii
be for Howells and Cutler. Davis, IL Is
said Will come up strong for Cutler and
will support Chris. Burton, native son,
for state auditor.
The Utah Slate Journal Is OF the
opinion that Col Il. A. Wall would not
be averse TO the senatorship," were the
party 70 place II at his disposal Chair
man Cannon also mentions David Ev-
ans and Samuel Newhouse as strong
men for the office.
The young Republicans Of Murray
will hold meeting tonight for the
purpose of organizing. j. NJ Cahoon is
the leading spirit In the movement and
the expenses are being met by one
whose name does not appear IN the
transaction. The Murray precinct, in
Guiding South Cottonwood and High
land Boy, casts about oue-ninth OF the
entire vote In the county outside the
city.
President Farley p. Christensen OF
the Young Mems Republican club re-
ceived from Willard +. Snyder yester-
day afternoon the following telegram:
all the time and trouble. Without be-
ing here. every state but Utah would
have been represented" Mr.. Snyder re-
fers, of course, to the notification cere-
monies at oyster Bay, to attend which
he made the trip from Salt Lake.
The Elks were unable to change the
date Of their excursion to Lagoon, and
the Young Mems Democratic club was
likewise unable TO change the date Civ
en- them by the Saltair management
Consequently, Parker day at the lake
and Purple day at Lagoon viii occur
on the same date Aug. 4. IL Is unfor-
tunate, as both events are bound to be
injured by the conflict, TO say nothing
OF the disappointment of great num-
Der Of people who would like to attend
both,
Secretary Jackson Of the Democratic
club has received 80 many applications
for membership from both the city and
county districts that the board of d.
rectors are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
Of organizing an auxiliary club for the
country members, or charging the di-
rect membership of the present club
The matter will be further considered
and decided upon at meeting of all
Democrats In the county TO be held at
Murray next Saturday night. officers
and prominent members Of the Young
Mems club will go from here to at
| tend.
The entertainment committee OF the
Young Mems Democratic club VIII meet
| tonight to complete arrangements for
| Parker day at Saltair, Aaug 4. The
club has not as yet received a reply
| from Champ Clark, the Missouri states
man. who was invited to be orator OF
| the day, but the announcement Is made
! that either Mr.. Clark or Col. ID. M. Del
mas OF California will nj that position
| The following local leaders have been
asked to make five-minute talks; Frank
j. Cannon, o. w. Powers, Moses Thatch-
err, Joshua Greenwood, b. II. Roberts,
r. w Sloan @. w Penrose, Aqulla
| Nebeker. w. Il. Rydalch and w. II,
| King, who viii be master Of ceremonies
A feature Of the day will be the CO.
lumba drill by is young ladies under
Miss Anna Mousely. An enlarged mill
tary band will be at the resort all day
and a solo win be rendered by Charles
Kent
The voting contest Is already attract
ing much interest, The most popular
Young lady will receive a solitaire dla'
mond ring and the most popular young
man a gold watch. The committee VIII
this evening decide upon 100 young la
dies over the state TO act as reception
committee. An order for 5000 Parker
badges Is being filed by an eastern
concern.