Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25
THE CoUNclLMANIc NOMINEES.

Councilmanic ticket is exceptionally
good. In the First precinct the candi-
dates are Frank j. Hewlett and Ste
phen Stanford. The former is a bust
ness man and manufacturer, employ
ing a large number of hands in his
factory, thereby causing money to be
circulated and assisting in the upbuild
ing of the city. He has been in the
Council for several terms and has
given a good account of himself. He
will certainly be reelected. Mr.. Stan
ford is especially a representative of
the working element. He is man OF
good, sound common sense, with more
than ordinary ability and intelligence,
and appeals strongly to the voters OF
his precinct.
In the Second j. w. Currie is a
giant of strength, an old resident, a
man who is respected by his neigh.
bors and who enjoys their confidence
and esteem. His profession Is that OF
an assayer and he is well known and
trusted by the mining men of the
State. j. A. Ekman, his colleague on
the ticket. is business man, who
has been the architect of his own for.
tunes. He has built up an extensive
business in the Second precinct. He
knows its needs and wants and is alto
gether a most desirable man to sit in
the Council
In the Third. the fight will be fierce.
1t is the battle-ground, the pivot on
which the election turns. r. A. Calls
ter and e. F. Parry are the Republl-
can candidates. The former is a M
nf n h1Hr oCto hNy
all who know him, and respected for
his honesty, sterling worth and bust
ness ability. If he is elected, and he
will be. he will countenance no job.
berry or crooked work in the Council.
and he is just smart enough to detect
anything of that kind.
Mr.. Parry is an old and highly es.
teemed resident of the Third. He has
host of friends in all the political
parties and will make a very desirable
member of the City Council.
In the Fourth precinct, A. II. Pea
body and Joseph Johnson are the can
didates. Mr.. Peabody occupies posi-
ton of trust in the Commercial Ma
tional bank. He is a man of affairs
whose probity and integrity are above
suspicion. He has a large circle OF
friends and will run well at the polls
Mr.. Johnson is what might be called
an integral part of the Fourth pre-
cinct, having lived there so long and
being so well known. He is manager
of the accounting department of the
Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company, a man of high character and
trustworthy to the fullest extent; a
man of substantial means and vitality
interested in the welfare of the city,
and particularly in the Fourth pre-.
cinct, where he has large property in
terests.
The Fifth precinct used to be the
banner Republican district of the city
and there is no reason why it should
not maintain that reputation. The
Democrats have no show there, but
between them and the misguided peo-
pie who have gone after the false gods
of the Kearns-American party, the
Republicans will have to look to their
laurels. The candidates are Fl. N.
Standish and DR.. A. c. Bower. Mr.
Standish is a leading citizen, who has
held public Office before, with credit
to himself and the satisfaction of his
constituents. His interests in the
city are substantial and he would be a
very useful member of the Council
DR.. A. G. Bower is so well known
that it is almost superhuous to say
anything regarding him. He has been
one of the leading physicians of the