The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-23
Political Notes.

/ The Hammond men are striving to show
/ enough strength TO prevent. a nomination
I IN the first ballot Men from both the
/ ether camps are ceming TO Us now and
| promising to swing over TO Hammond IL
one of the other candidates does not win
OF the first ballot. said Hammond
man. And We are going to show some
Notwithstanding like $50 votes-on the
first ballot. It doesn't matter what the
I Cutler men claim we viii get IS votes IL
least out Of Cache county.
Weber will come down with 30 to 81
votes al least for Wells. said a member
Cf.the delegation who was in Salt Lake
yesterday. and we are going to try u
make II solid for him Yes I've heard
tie story that the Cutler men had been
trying to make deal with MOyes, but L
/ don't believe they made any Roadway
with him. Moves knows too muCh for
that He knows that If ne undertook 10
trade the head Of the ticket. we would
split up that delegation for him and give
enough Of il TO the other candidates TO
hurt him plenty But I don't believe
such idea ever came into Moves head.
He is 100 much Of politician for that.
A resident of East. Jordan is telling d
good story of the primary there Friday
night 'Hyrum GOff down there wants
to go to the legislature as Republican
. iris fall ne SAYS and he thought. fol-
lowing the example Of the United States
senators, no doubt, that i would be nee
essary for him TO butt in on the state
tfEkei. 30 ne UNDERTOOK 10 PACK lHt Stale
convention primary with his bunch. A
lot Of the boys over at the SmeiteT heard
OF It and decided TO pass Mr. GOff some
thing. So they called fin everybody they
could get. Democrats as well as RepUb-
Leans. and that primary was a good one
The Goff crowd was beaten TO death and
two opposition men elected. After the
votes had been counted some of the Golf
crowd wanted 90 know If the delegates
were Republicans and demanded a speech
u prove their politics The two delegates
spoke, saying they had the welfare Of
the state al heart and would strive TO 90
people and many others down there are
not sure YET that the delegates are not
democrats
Judge King does not believe in doing
things by half. according 10 those who
witnessed the result of a simple request
made of the judge prfsr TO his departure
for the east Secretary Jackson Of the
Young Mems Democratic club asked the
Judge 10 have some documents sent to
the club. Yesterday word came from the
ICstoffice that package too large for
carrier had arrived. Investigation dis
closed eighteen mail sacks fun Of doCu-
ments They we're hauled TO the cluD
AID are corded" IN there. Anybody IN
need of documents can be accommodate
by calling al the club.
County Chairman Eldredge has called
caucus OF the salt Lake delega ton u
meet at the salt Lake theatre at ? O'Clock
or the morning of the convention The
purpose of the meeting is to name Of
ficers OF the delegation and members OF
committees
The friends OF Joseph Stringfeilow are
urging him as a good man TO be placed
on the Democratic legislative ticket ar
Stringfellow is a well known young at
torney and q law partner OF Judge c ).
zane
State Committeeman II Bullen- ir-, OF
Cache county last night fixed Cutters
vote in Cache at not less than p votes
THE fight in the primaries WAS along
that line he said. and We only lost III
three OF four places