The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

wherever he attempts to exercise his in
fluence."
". w. Little, the well-known attor-
ney, has announced himself a candidate
for the Office of County Attorney, sub-
ject to the approval OF the coming con-
vention Of the American party. Mr..
Little is well and favorably known
throughout the city and State, and this
announcement Will come as a pleasant
surprise TO his many friends of all DO
lltical faiths.
Members OF the Woman's Democratic
club. TO the number OF about twenty, met
In Democratic headquarters in the At
las block, Wednesday afternoon, to dis
cuss matters connected with the ensuing
campaign. Mrs. L. J. D. Roundy, presi-
dent Of the club. presided. Mrs. II. j.
Hayward, treasurer Of the club, was the
principal speaker and predicted SUCCESS
at the coming election. The matter of
organizing in the new districts also was
discussed, AT the conclusion of Mrs.
Hayward's address, County Chairman
Cunningham and Secretary Dole gave the
ladies treat" in the form Of couple
OF talks upon the outlook In the county
this fall. The ladies' determined to stand
by the committee and wage an active
campaign,
Telephones we're installed at the Amer
lean party headquarters on Wednesday,
The numbers are 4490. Chairman Darmer
received the following letter from A, D.
Coon, manager of the contract depart
ment of the Utah Independent Telephone
company;
Mr.. Jones desires to inform you, and
through you the members Of your committee
that the Utah Independent Telephons com
pany will have pleasure in installing tele
phone and two extensions In the Offices OF
the committee in the Cullen hotel Salt Lako
City, with our compliments, for the use OF
your committee during tho coming campaign,
Farley P. Christensen. County Attorney
OF Salt Lake county, is still In Ogden,
putting up pegs and trying to build a
fence that will corral the church Re-
publican Congressional nomination. Par
ley p. Is, however, careful In his selec-
tion of campaign managers. He has not
yet called on "Blll' Howell, because he
knows that Bill Is for his uncle, the Hon.
Joseph The stencil of the appointment
OF Glasmenn as postmaster at Ogden by
Howell is still in the nostrils of the pub
Tic and the breezes from the mountains
and Ogden canyon Will not watt It away.
1t VIII require a stronger dlsinfectant,
and Parley P. is hunting for some better
men to handle his affairs In Ogden. Last
night he was OF opinion that he had found
them. They are probably good for they
oppose Bill, as, In fact. does every self
respecting man and woman In Ogden The
men who will boost for Farley P. and
who will manage the work for him In
Ogden from now up to the State con-
vention, are Thomas II. Carr, former
City Councilman; George NJ. Hanson,
sutherland's private secretary. and Stan
ley Johnson.
AS to Howelrs chances of the
support of the Weber delegation.
there seems TO be but one opinion
among the men who should be
we'll informed IN political circles. That
is that he won't get It. that he will not
be unanimously supported In Cache, his
own county. and that he will not get
much more than a smell in Box Elder.
This is the opinion OF a prominent
church Republican, who has done a great
deal for his party in Weber county, and
who Is thoroughly In touch with the
elements. Tomorrow night the primaries
to elect delegates to the State convention
Will be held In the various districts in
Weber county. 1t is known that tho Glas-
mann-Howell combination is trying TO
secure control OF the delegation be-
fore the primaries, and that, while de-
feated In the meeting of the County Re-
publican Central committee, where they
were prepared to attempt to have the
duty OF electing delegates relegated to
the county convention, they have not
abandoned their purpose to carry the
convention for Howell. This thsy hope
to do under the guise ostensibly of
sending a solid delegation for Hulaniski
for Justice OF the Supreme court and
then throw them to Howell There is
still considerable gossip about Fishburn's
chances. but he Is under the handicap
Of residing In Box Elder county. and is
said to have poor conception OF the big
Weber delegation which he needs, He
has his own county solid, which looks
bad for Howell, and II is reported that
he has a strong following In what will
constitute the Cache delegation.
Here Is a calendar of political dates
which will be of interest to all:
.dy. September 14-Republican State
primaries.
Wednesday. September 19-American
party primaries.
Thursday. September 20-American
party precinct conventions.
Thursday September 20-Republican
State convention, theater
Friday, September 21-American party
State mass convention, theater.
Saturday September 22-American
party county convention, theater.
Monday. October democratic State
and county primaries. Republican pri-
naries.
Thursday. October 4-Democratic
State convention. theater.
Monday, October S-Republican county
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