The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
AMERICAN RALLY
IN PARK CITY
Party Will Be Organized in
Summit County on
Wednesday.
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
BE RUN FROM ZION
1t Will Leave Salt Lake CITY
at 2 P. NJ, Returning in
Evening.

day for Park City. On that evening
the American party will be organized
in Summit county, when a great mass
meeting will be held in the Dewey
opera house.
There are hundreds Of voters in
Summit county who belong to the old
political parties but who are opposed
TO church domination and the bossism
of an ecclesiast Ill political affairs and
who are anxious to identify themselves
with the Americans. These voters
have urged the American State COM
mlttee TO help them hence the meeting
to organize Summit county
There Will be a mass meeting on
Wednesday evening in the Dewey
opera house. II. $. Townsend will pre-
side. Mr.. Townsend has been city at
toruey for Park City He was urged
TO be candidate and could have been
unanimously nominated for County
Attorney. Mr.. Townsend, however was
so disgusted with tho action OF the
church Republican State convention
when that body turned down the uar-
rington resolution that he declined tho
nomination and has allied himself with
the Americans.
The speakers from Salt Lake who
will be present al the meeting are
Frank j. Cannon, Albert j. Weber and
W. Mont Ferry. Besides these gentle
Park City.
Music will be furnished by the Park
City band and by glec club from Salt
Lake.
A special train will leave Salt Lake
at . CLOCK p. nj. Wednesday and will
arrive at the Park at 4 CLOCK. Re
turning. the train will arrive in Salt
Lake about midnight The outlook
now is that about 200 persons will 20
from this city.
Dave Mcdonald, of Big Cottonwood,
IS said to be a candidate for a County
Commissionership nomination, or the
church Republican ticket.
The church Republicans of Park City
will hold their caucuses October 10,
and the convention, which Will nomi-
nate county candidates, will be held
there October l6 The Democratic
convention will be held later,
The Woman's American club viii
hold its regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs. A II. Little, in the rear of No.
732 South Fourth East, on Mondav,
October l, at 2:30 p. In. Mrs. Kate
Anderson will render vocal selections
and speeches will be made by Marietta
Marvin OF Colorado, and Attorneys G.
M. Sullivan and A. J. Webber, the
ErNlleNleH ndiuCU bGlllg CduulbltsS JOI
Representative and County Attorney,
respectively, on 7he American ticket
A large attendance of ladies Ia desired.
MRS. HETTIE KIDDER, Secretary,
A meeting of the Womans' Auxiliary
will be held IN the Murray opera
house Thursday, October 4, at 8 p. m,
a large party of American women of
Salt Lake will attend and all Ameri
cans of Murray are cordially invited
Hon. A. j. Weber, j. r.. Darmcd ard
Frank j. Cannon Will be among the
speakers. Music will be furnished by
the American drum corps and others.
The car for Murray will leave First
South and Main streets at G:I5 y. m.
MRS. SAM RANDOLPH, Secretary
4 meeting OF the Woman3' AuEili-
ary will be held at the home of Mrs
Alice S. Little, 5l5 East First South at
3 p. m, Tharslay. All ladies interested
IN the work of the American p0rty are
cordially invited,
MRS. SAM RANDOLPH, Secretary.
At the Smoot convention held IL
Spanish Fork on Wednesday, two dele
cations, the Santaquin and Goshen
bolted the convention and went home
After participating II the proceedings
until the middle of the afternoon. they
OF office holders were in control and
unless they fell in line their room was
desired; hence they retired in disgust.
Five other precincts IN the county were
not represented Another evidence of
the manner in which the Smoot Office
holders carried on their game, was the
throwing ont OF the convention of j.
,. Berry, who was an alternate from
the Provo fourth ward and who held
q proxy from duly elected delegate
MI Berry's seat was contested by AL
bert GlaZier, a brother-in-law of Reed
Smoot, and who also was an alternate
but without proxy. The fourth ward
delegation decided the contest in favor
of Mr.. Berry and Glazier appealed
from their decision TO the chairman,
who, without hesitancy, decided in
favor of Glazier Thus in cases where
Smoot wanted to use proxies, those
holding them were seated, and when a
man with proxy could not be de-
pended upon to bow TO the will Of
Smeot's gang, he was kicked out,
The new church Republican County
Central committee OF Utah county met
Saturday IN Provo and elected Eph
Hamcr chairman. Albert GIazier wag
also an aspirant for the position.
After carefully considering the mat
ter, Chairman Martineau. of the church
t9ldlE announces
that he considers the appeal of the
Smootite organ-urging church Demo
Gratis TO support the church Republican
ticket direct insult to the intelli-
gence of the Mormon people to whom il
Is addressed Mr.. Martineau also adds
that ne Will oppose the proposition TO
the utmost OF his ability.
Orange J. Salisbury, chairman of the
church Republican State committee is
taking hand in county affairs 1t is
said that his intention is to have an
Mormons- the object being to pull the
Democratic Mormons to support the
ticket. This determination upon his
part has aroused the ire of number
of aspirants for place on the ticket.
Jody Eldrcdgc, present clerk and can
didnte for denomination, will object 70
this. John ID. Spencer, James +. Ham
mopd aud O. Il Hewlett. Mhnsa nan1ns