The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-04

David Evans at Santaquin, Judge Hen
d,arson at Moroni, John f. Howells in
! Emery county, q. L. Cobb at Richfield
George e Blair at West Weber. J. NJ
Brinscn in Summit county. Grant G.
Bagley, H. n. Hayes and S. /. Page
in Wayne county, T s. Fernstrom at
Milton. d. H. Morris and Joshua Green
wood in Iron county, Judge Powers at
/ Morgan City at noon and at PaysOn
in the evening. 5. A. King and W. f.
Rydalch in Utah county. Ferdinand
Erickson and J. w. Cherry in SanpeIe
county, Judge Hart and f. h. Nebeker
in Fox Elder county, c. A Calls in
Summit county.
| The American party will hold a rally
in the Salt Lake theatre this evening.
Senator Cannon and Judge Hiles will
be the chief speakers. The drum corps
and several vocalists viii supply music.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Ameri-
can party viii hold rally IN the Grand
theatre this afternoon. beginning at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. c. ]. Crabtree VIII
be chairman OF the meeting and
speeches viii be made by George L.
Nye, n. d. Corser. S. P. Armstrong and
Frank ]. Cannon. Mrs. Neile Pinker-
ton Moore and the Utah Ladies' quar-
tette viii furnish music.
George Sutherland speaks at Bing-
ham tonight, II. Z. Booth at Mt. Pleas
/ ant. A b Irvine at Syracuse, Colonel
Squires at Green River, II. c. Callister
| at Mona, Don C. Musser in Box Elder
county. George NJ. Cannon and Joseph
| Howell I'm Cache county, Ben L. Rich
in Wayne NJ. c. Davis in Sewer. James
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Logan, Judge Frick at American Fork,
Judge Tanner at MapletOn. Jimmy in
Weber county. Glen Miller at Hunting
/ ton, George W. Meyer in Piute county,
| w. A. Lee in Teoele county, Harvey |.
Cluf in Sewer.
| James Christie Jansen, Republican cam
didate for state treasurer. was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Christensen ex-
poets to return to Riehfield Sunday.
! Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighn returned from
a speaking tour in Tooele county last
night and brought news of an accident
/ to Peter Clegg. Republican candidate
for senator in the First senatorial dis
| trict. While en- route from ODhir 70
Mercur Tuesday forenoon the team be-
| hind which Mr.. Clegg was riding ran
away down the canyon and overturned
/ the buggy. Mr.. Clegg was thrown
! heavily to the ground, breaking his
left arm near the wrist, two or three
fingers of the LETT hand and receiving
/ severe bruises about the head and
shoulders. He was taken TO his home
at Stockton.
The Democrats Of the Second ward
will hold a grand rally tonight, Fri
| day, beginning at s O'Clock in Thomp-
sons hall on Cannon street and Seventh
West near Franklin school house. There
will be speaking by r. w. Sloan and
George Z. Blair. There will be good
music and after the speaking is COM
pleted there win be dancing. Candi-
dates are expected to be present. All
Democrats and their friends are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Advices to the Democratic state COM
mittee from Ibapah yesterday were TO
the effect that the registrar of that dis
trict had failed to keep his Office open
on the final day for registration, thus
keeping forty-six names off the list.
The committee at once arranged to for
ward blank ahidavits 20 the unregis-
tered voters of that district so that
they viii not lose their votes.
BY request of the Democratic county
committee II. G. Lund, candidate for
county attorney, is preparing TO bring
mandaInus proceedings against the reg
istrar of the Sixteenth district 1t is
charged the registrar refused re-
peated application TO register by
William Thomas, a young man
who resides in this district, on
the ground that he is not a
citizen. Mr.. Thomas came to America
when he was years of age. His
father is dead but his stepfather,
George c. Thomas, is a native-born cit
izen of this country. An effort will be
made to force the registrar to place the
name on his book.