The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-18
Stewart, Bywater and Hyde
Tender designations to
Democratic Committee.
HALL. T0BIAS0N AND HILL
CHOSEN IN THEIR PLACES
DIR. Hyde Says He Gets OFF
Ticket for Best Interests
of Party.

the church Democratic county commit
tee at meeting held last night. Judge
s. ". Stewart, candidate Tor the sen
nte; w. II. Bywater, candidate FOR the
lower house of the Legislature, and
Alonzo T.. HYDE. also candidate Tor
the lower house Of the Legislature,
rendered their designations, which were
accepted.
Judge Stewart and ", n. Bywater
advised the committee that their busi-
ness interests would not permit them 10
make the race, and asked that their
names be eliminated. Their requests
were complied with and new candidates
named. J.. T.. Hall, who was defeated
for County Commissioner at the Demo
cratic convention. was selected IN the
place OF Judge Stewart and theodore
Tobiason, who was defeated Tor the
lower house of the Legislature, was
named in place of Mr. Bywater. MI,
Tobiason is contractor, residing. III
Forest Dale, and his candidacy before
the convention was supported by
large number of Scaudinavians, who
resented the action OF the convention
in turning him down.
Alonzo f. Hyde, who has been
charged with being polygamist, ana
who refused heretofore To get off the
ticket. said 10 the committee that he
disliked to retire under fire, but That
he had the best interests of the ticket /
at heart and he believed that he would
strengthen il by withdrawing. Mr.:
HYDE s resignation WAS accepted and
Perlev A. Hin. well-known young
Democrat from tho Third ward, was
named in his place.
The church Republicans propose TO
slip ND on the blind side of Hunter to-
night and fire broadside Of Smoot-
ism. The speakers S7ill be Nephl Jen-
zen and c. E. Myers. The glee club
will be inattendance. While this meet
ing is in progress, Col. George B.
Squires and Preston d. Richards Will
be attempting 10 entertain a gather
ing at the Wilford school house, Four
teenth South and Eleventh East
streets. Tomorrow night a meeting
will be held at SCOTS school house,
Mill Creek, and Union, at which speak
ers named at the preceding meetings
will be present.
". NJ. Roylanee, of Provo, was in
the city Wednesday, and was caller
at State and county Democratic head
quarters Mr. Roylance says that the
I'cHpcIdts WIN pun a piS WIZ ~ '"'i
county.
,Iudpe o. W. Powers proposes to "go
some' tomorrow night. Judge Powers
will speak in the Twentieth ward
amusement hall, d and Second streets.
Federation of Labor hall. State and
Fourth streets; Sixth ward meeting
house, 44S South Third West street,
and Ninth ward annex, corner Fifth
,pJ Fourth South srreatS Other
speakers who will assist Judge Powers
at the meetings are Fisher Harris, Ste
phen l.. Richards. w. Fl. King, James
II. Moyle, Ashby Snow, Frank B. Ste
phens, Phillip s. Maycock, W. W. Ray,
J.. r. Martineau, John Clark and Sam
uel Russell.
teenth ward amusement hall, III the
Third ward, Saturday evening,
AT meeting of the Allied Printing
Trades council, last evening the fol
lowing resolution was introduced and
adopted.
Whereas. labor has had but littIo legislation
An the county, and,
Whereas. at this ,imo important to all labor
lthoro are six labor candidates. be II
Resolved. That we, the Salt Lake Allied
Printing Trades council, here assembled IN
candidates the American party ticket, and
that copy OF this resolution be spread on
the minutes and copy be furnished the
Ipress Of Salt Lake City.
Voting machines arc now located at
the following places:
Republican county committee, Inde-
lpendent Labor party. Democratic coun-
tv committee, Salt Lake Tribune. In.
itermountain Republican, Dcserct News.
Salt Lake Herald, Salt Lake Hardware
company, Farmers ward. 100 South
State street; n S. Smith, 102 West
First North street; Y, NJ. c. A; J. A.
Anderson g store, Warm Springs; Il. G.
NJ. l., Main street; keith-O 'Brien
store, Utah State fair, Sc West Third
South street: Commercial club, Ladies
Literary club, McCoy's drug store,
corner Fifth East and Third South
streets; Leaver drug store, Third West
aud South Temple: Salt Lake Ice com
panv, 500 South Third West: J. A. De.
| Valley, 1133 First street; Mrs. Bowels.
656 South Fourth East street; Tenth
Ward store. 700 East Fourth South
street; J. s. Higham, 759 Second
street; Chas Cottren, Jr-, grocery store,
! l76 Mead street: j. 4. Whitworth drug
store, corner Eighth East and Second
! South; ]. 4. Condie, grocery store, $50
| r
ccrv store, 669 South West Temple:
Gcrrans & Broom s grocery store, $40
East Fifth South
Less than seventy-hve persons. in
cluding the Spanish Fork band, were
present at the Republican rally in Span
,sh Fork last night Harvey Claff and
! u. q. Rideout were the principal speak
ers Claff lamcuted that there WAS no
issue before the people, but hoped the
Democrats wonld make one. The room
was cold, and the flame of enthusiasm
barely hickered
The meeting Of the Women's Auxil-
3zTy 10 the American party, which was
held al the residence Of Mrs. Thomas
Watkins $50 First street, Wednesday
afternoon, WAS success Many stran-
gers were present, and six new mem
bers signed the roll The speakers were: