The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-09

ers in the Fortieth district. nearly 400 had
visited the polls. 905 T. street by d. m
The Judges and checkers estimated the
vote cast by members of the fairer sex
at one-half the total. No disturbance was
Forty-first District.-Democratic Chair
man r. T. BAH of the Forty-first district
was sanguine shortly before clock yes
terday afternoon that d good sized Demo-
cratic plurality would be rolled up when
the final vote was in. Four hundred votes
had been cast at that time. OF which over
one-half had been pOlied by women.
FOrty-secOnd District-From the time
taken by the voters IN the FOrt--secOnd
district TO stamp their ballots judges and
checkers concluded at about O'Clock that
the majority had scratched. At that hour
u was stated that 36I votes. representing
about 20 per cent OF the registration. had
been cast. No disturbance was reported
The larger part Of the vote was expected
in after p. m.
FOrty-third District-Domocrati Chair
man James Maxwell reported at o'clock
that in the ncighborhOOd OF 100 votes had
been cast i'm the FOrty-third district
About one-half of these We're east by
women. Tho vote al this hour repre- scented
about wo-thirds of the total registration
No disturbance was reported.
Forty-seventh District.-The American
workers were claiming more tnau half OF
the SIS votes cast at $3.50 in The Forty
seventh district. The election ,,assed Oft
quietly here. n large proportion of the
voters being women.
eighth district at 522 East Second South
street 80 votes were east At 5:dj D. m
They were said TO he about equally di-
vided among the Republicans Democrats
and Americans.
Fort y-n;nth District NO ore seemed to
he wise enough TO forecast ~, Csult in
the Forty-ninth district, While the-voters
were active in casting their ballots there
was little to indicate how the veto was
going.
Fifth Precinct.
Forty-fcurth DistrictAThe polling place
in the Forty foUrth district was at the
residence Of Charles Leaker Is6 McCIel-
land avenue. Here there was n heavy
vote early in tho day, tho women taking
more interest in the election .han ever
before.
Forty-nfth District.-The Forty-fifth
district polls were az the residence Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson is2 Ninth Gast
The vote was close to the registered
strength.
Forty-sixth District.-There were no
features in the election Al the polls IN
the FoTty-siXth district. located in the
annex OF the Eleventh wand meeting
house. First South and Eighth East
streets. The Democrats claimed TO be
ahead there AT ?. IN: or The alg votes
pOTed they had 10. The remaining 1S5
votes were split up between the Amcrf-
cans, Republicans and Socialists.
Fiftieth Dlstrict---Thc voters came 20
me D0liS SlcdGllt.fU tle flllIell NfSlrlct
an day long nd there was evidently
considera bles cTatchine. Out # total
registYo tioE Of 81 there were as votes
cast. Most Of the nineteen votes which
were not polled We're women who were
unable 10 be brought 10 the Gle Zion dis
trict. Up 20 noon yesterday about half
of the votes were cast. and . bout g o clock
was their busiest time. There We're DO
contested votes or challenges made
Fifty-first District-At the Fifty-firs
district two-thirds Of the votes were cast
i'm the afternoon and there was rush for
the polls about clock. The total regis
tration for the district was 500 and OF this
number 4G1 were cast. The colored regis
trati0n Of this district was the largest in
the city and with the exception of three
or four they ali cast their votes. About
10 O'Clock i'm the morning there we're but
forty votes in the ballot box.
Fifty-secOnd District crowds gathered
around the poles of the Fifty-sccond dis
trict from early in the morning until the
ballot box was closed al O'Clock at night.
Officers Smoot and Johnson were kept
busy clearing the sidewalk ana setting
the people in and out In that district
there were 10l votes that werc fsot cast.
The votes that were not polIed were most
~ women who live on Commercial street
and gamblers who had left the city since
registering Al parties mad several
workers in the district with carriages.
and over half Of the voters were hauled
to the poles. The American party work
ers were the most active. and went
around to every house on the street and
loaded what voters they could get into the
carriages.