Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
CASS|A IS FOR
ADMINISTRATION
As Seen Through Eyes Of Care,
pondent Delegates VIII ca
UninstruCted.
CANDIDATES FOR SENATE
Geo \. Day MAY Have a Rival t ,
Person of John L. Smith 70.
state Legislature
speclel Correspondence.

Speciel Correspondence.
IOAELEY, Cassia Co.,. Ida. Jr,..
The prccinc' primary va.t.,.
here this week. For ....
days local politics have aWakerei .,
sieep of two years and become
active.
The FACE has been clearly cyld,., f..
some time that the citizens Of o,t,
were not a Unit on the na,nlrg y,
United states senator 81 the state .o'
yention. -0l'
Hon. w. h. Borah has some s,.
aud enthusiastic admirers In tbt.
OF the county who have urged ~.
dom Of naming the senator si h.,
tello; and AS rule. this idea +. ~
TO by the people who do not ep....
active politics. But there ara r
ard this class Is led by citi7e.s
are more or less associated Mo-,
or FEDERAL posi,ions--who opr1s. ,.,-,
ing "a senator in the state cur..-,i..
although some OF these favor ~.
oloacy OF Mr.. BoBh. while other. :.
Nor Judge Realty and Hon. j. d re-
dy, respectively pa
~ the primary good order rrsc.p.,
aud the following delegates vr1. ~,
cd 20 ne county convention. io b. ~
at Albion, july "a, 1
John J.. Smith, Geo. A. Bar a o.
Funk. D. p Thomas, j. a. r...'~ y,
G.. Haight. 4. Collins. 3, 3 H.
Thos II. Clark. ". r. Ham f3',
Willard, \. Nj Merrill " j. he Az;
H. h. Hunter Eight of these ai1 Ia.
ror the state convention plan
NEXT STATE SENATOR.
The question OF the next state .sos.
tor from Cassa county has Afan &C.
little attention hereabouts uuti ~
Gently. Hon Geo. A. DAY B4. rsr,s
scented The county iu the state ssr',.
for four years and Hon John l. S,rI,b
who has had considerable fyrsTsr.,
as law maker and who IS 1ra,sti,
the best known man iu Cassr r8prt.
has 40 the urgent request NJ re,1s
from an parts OF the county f1ar-
announced himself as Dlrf.3.t. a..
the office ~ STATE senator ST. Snrt
is q GOOD. strong man. ana htUrf
served as assessor ana collector ofrt.s
iu this county during tho 1.G iF1
years be has become familiar eHh be
needs OF ,he new and rapidly rus1s
districts of country lying arg he
Snake river, particularly, 1 De
whole county in general.
rsptsc nm. ,,,,rf,-.
So Ear 1s your correspondents bias
lcen able 90 learn there Is H1 0rp7s.
tiOn in this section 90 the rtnom,ns.
ton NJ Gov 7. f.. Gooding but asiho
delegates 90 the state tonrentoa--
which is 10 convene 40 Pocatello On
Aug. Twill go uninstructcd. they win
work ior the best interests ny ,he
party MS they see % when trs time 20
act arrives
Mrs. Julia curtis. who bias spent
Is months in Denver and Pueblo. Colo,
has returned home on a hlIef visit
and win return 10 Pueblo on July %
PIONEER DAY.
s committee. composed of leading
people from the four Oakley wards are
making extensive preparations t0 cee-
bratc the 2iih of July iu honor ~ The
settlement OF these western valleys 10
a. by the Mormon pioneers. .fi by
Brigham Young The program vii
consist OF grand parade ln Che morn-
ing. representing the pioneer train
which win he attacked by "a band q
Indians carriages. floats and Dosiumei
horseback riders. etc. after which 4
splendid program viii be- rendered y
the stake tabernacle. Amusoments ana
baseball viii follow.
HOT WEATHER
The weather bass turned oil extremely
warm and hsymaking b. iu iu.
blast" The water. which ha, h,l
up remarkably wen this season. IS il!''
iug away rapidly now.
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