Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28

years OF Democratic administration,
there have been constructed more
thnn thirty miles ~ permanent
sidewalks, more than two miles
of street paving, more than seven
miles of sewers and several
miles NJ water malns The additional
work now under NSay and provided FOR
hy ordinance win De- sufficient to make
the total greater than IN the entire
history Of the city previous TO 1904.
WISELY ADMINISTERED
livery department Of the city govern
Went under Democratic control has
been wisely and efficiently administered
and the !utereats of the city have been
rafeguardld IN every respect Tho lu-
PRODUCTION OF complete system OF audit
ing at practically no additional expense
To- the city, has placed the accounting
department OF the city government In
the best condition since It's establish
uent, improvements in the manage
mcnt of the offices of city recorder,
city treasurer and city attorney show
decided saving and improvement over
previous administrations.
PROUD or IlS RECORD,
The Democratic party is proud to go
before the people IN this campaign upon
the record Of rs city administration,
confident that the sound business selse
Of the citizens win approve of that rec
ord and continue the business manage
ment Of the city which has proved It's
competency, The Democratic admins
tration has solved the problem Of a
perfect water supply for the city and
entered into contracts which insure the
completion OF the water system by
Ia tyit the a
partment management which VIII
soon result I'm the reduction Of Insurance.
rates. II has inaugurated a system Of
sidewalks and sewerage which has
moderuized the greater part of the city
1t has carried through badly needed
street improvements which promise 10
make Salt Lake one Of the most attraC-
live cities I'm tho west, IL has ob-
tained Il four-cent street car fare and
lessened the cost Of electric Lighting
over 20 per cent 20 the user All these
practical achievements have been pro-
duced with economy I'm cost honesty ln
execution and satisfaction I'm results.
and on these results the Democratic
party goes before the people OF the city,
pledglng it's nominees to continue
business policy Of progress and public
Improvement consistent with It's re-
sources, and assured that the policies
initiated under the present admlnistr3-
lion Nyu be continued by an over
wheming majority OF the taxpayers In
tcrested I'm the welfare Of the city
HARRIS NoMINATEs MORRIS.
when nominations for mayor We're
called Fisher $. Harris took the floor.
and I'm few brief words named Rich.
ard f. Morris. The name was received
90. b D. ttH
down enough for am individual voice 10
be heard A. 4. Hyde moved that he he
nominated by accamation, Prolonged
cheers told tina, the motion was car
rled.
In nominating Mayor Morris, Fisher
Harris said;
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W., ,", ,''g i, $3.50
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SUE. FOOT" p'tp"'e"
w @ are on the eve IN SAT- Lake OF me
greatest era or growth ana develop
ment nus or any other western city
ever h1d.
For the past two years the Demo-
cratic city administration has been pre-
pairing FOR THIS great era or grown
I'VE have seen the city swept and
cleansed. We OF the Democracy have
redeemed every pledge, ana when Mr..
Morris shall have concluded his second
term In Office, we VIII nave mere by the
shore Of the great western sea the nrst
city of this section
Next winter every time a man ~
woman puts his or her foot down on n
| Democratic pavement he or she Will
realize the extent of the work OF Rich
ard p. Morris.
"ue came iu TO be liked by all men,
lie closes his first term with no man
able to raise a word against him hon
estly. lie stands without a peer In the
| history OF Salt Lake"
When escorted TO the platform by
the sergeant-athrms Mayor Morris
was greeted with tremendous applause.
! At it's conclusion he made the follow
Ing speech thanking the convention for
| the honor conferred upon him;
ANY man might well be proud Of
| the great honor which you have thls
| day conferred upon me. Your action
not only signifies the desire that l