Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.

EX- Senator Frank ]. Cannon Is ex-
pected home from the east tomorrow.
Democratic delegates from the Firm
precinct will meet in Judge Dlehrs
courtroom at o'clock tonight
70. V. McCune has announced his can.
dldacy for the state senate, while
George Riser, Jr,, is candidate FOR
the lower house
The chairman OF the precinct com.
mittees elected al last nights pri-
marles, held a meeting at Democratic
headquarters this afternoon.
William Glasmann left yesterday for
Washington county, where he will DIS.
pense the principles Of Republicanism
m an effort to offset the oratory of
Judge Powers.
Attorney G. NJ Nielsen, whose name
has ben mentioned as o candidate for
Justice Of the peace on the Democratic
ticket says he Is not candidate. that
his practise VIII not permit him 10
make the race,
The students OF the University OF
Utah are about TO organize political
clubs and become a factor in the cam
paign The Republican movement is
headed by Oscar Carlson Of Murray ana
Karl Hopkins Of Milford
IN addition 10 those named I'm last
nights News the following Demo-
Gratis are mentioned for the Legisla-
ture, NJ, NJ Miller Mill Creek; B. j.
Stewart, Sugar; William &. Winder,
George d. Gardner Edwin Bennion.
Emil w. Madsen. candidate for the
nomination for county assessor on the
Democratic ticket. defeated Barney b.
Quinn In the Fouy-seventh district pri-
mary last night. Both candidates live
In this district and the fight therefore
was AN interesting one
The Democrats OF Eureka have elect
ed the following delegates TO the county
convention, Frank Morley, j, j. Har-
per, Joseph Hannlman, I'd Lewis. John
Hupser, David Coleman. Mike Pisch.
ner, !. j. Plgearlm. Dick Haynes, Phil
Sullivan, p, j. Fennell, o. w. Adams.
Arthur w. Brown has been induced
by his friends to make the race FOR
county auditor on the Democratic tick
ct. Mr.. Brown is an active party work.
err and for some time past has been
chairman Of The Forty-slxth district,
Hon. James n, Moyle candidate for
governor on the Democratic ticket, adj |
dressed a large audience Rt Price last !
evening. lie was followed by Levi n. |
Harmon. candidate for secretary OF |
state and w, f. Olson, nominee for the |
lower house After the meeting the |
visitors were treated to watermelon
feast
Three good men and true in the per-
sons Of Arthur Brown, John h. More
ton and Ben S. Rlyes, have been on
trusted By the Americans" with the
sacred duty Of organizing womens
auxiliary to the new party, The FIRST
experiment viii be made At a meeting
to be held al the knutsford hotel par
Tors Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The "Americans' win rally at the
Salt Lake theater Nov. 4. il Is an
bounced that the affair will be charac-
terlzed by an array Of "brlllian speak
nrs'' and program OF patriotic
music" The "brllllancy," Il Is said.
viii be furnished by such eminent ora
tNl0 10 HtNhtul hNhlilht duuBf itilts !
and H. b. Crl.chlow. with a few incl
iental remarks BY Manager Lippman
md II the time permits, Col Nelson,
The delegates Of the Third precinct
'auoused last night and elected Joseph
u Haslam precinct chairman, and
Iohn II, Back and John c. HAYS mem-
lers Of the county committee. y. s.
Fernstrom was named for the commit
ee on permanent organization and or
Ter OF business, d. o. Wiley. IT., for
he committee on platform and reso-
utlons, and John Green for the COM
nittee on credentials
Some OF the districts Instructed for
ertain candidates last night The
fifty-fourth pledged is support 10
Iohn +, Howels for the nomination OF
heriff While delegates from the
'wenty-seventh We're Instructed for A.
q Hyde for the lower house and Ben
= Johnson for city justice Of the peace.
'hc Fourth district instructed for Louis
version for the lower house. The Tenth
instructed for a. u. Sawyer Ir.. for the
over house, The Forty.slxth instruct.
d for Arthur w Brown for auditor.