Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

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COMPAR ATTVE STRENGTH
"Amcricms" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
Democrats .............. )
Republicans ..............-.., !
Necessary To control ............. n
The american" majority remains
the sane ~ az present. bat instead or
having three from the Fifth. one from
thc Fourth. two from the Second, aud
three from the First, the party has
enc nom the First. three from the
scrund two from the Fourth. and
thrce Gro'0 the Fifth.
II amy one thing in salt Lake was
regarded as certain yesterday morning
by the political leaders who figure rev.
suits. d. was that the fusion council
manic candidates were safe, and yet
this morning tho American" party
comes into office with a total Of votes
for John s. Bransford. American"
candidate, equaling half Of those poll
"a.
The fusion candidates We're routed in
the second ward. although they were
elected IN the First, and in the Fourth,
whore Democratic Chairman Ashhy
snow was allied with confidence that
his party would win for the council one
American was elected thus giving the
American" party control Of both the
srneral ,nices and the city council by
the same majority they now possess.
fts distribution throughout the city.
however. is somewhat shifted from
last year. and the men elected guar
antee that the Black Davis-Cra htree
trio will not be able TO command
against other new men who win take
keen interest in councilmanio mat
tors
WEATHER WAS PERFECT
Elecilea day passed with almost per-
fcct weather. bright sun, not too
hot tending to bring everyone out "
doors. It was followed by a clear
night whloh brought the Main street
crowd 10 Unprecedented size, and while
the reforms were in early. the crowd
continued rs hilarious jubilatlon until
long after the evening hours had given
place o. those ~ midnight one feat
ure wts trip 60 Ensign peak by
automobile. followed by display Of
hlewora and the American dag On
the nortnward mountain the same
place MA the Pioneers OF this wall
was fo ne loyal 60 Che country from
which the Pioneers came and 90 which
they oHcd the allegiance of birth aud
tailiug.
TRANSPORTS STATEMENT.
soon after the voting closed Dr.
plummcr sent his congratulations 10
Aasor 2rausford. ana former Mayor
Morris did tha same ar. Bransf lrd
lsalcu - temcnt ln which ho said,
ETA shall be- mY constant endeay1r
through The coming two years. hy
acithful and conscientious discharge
OF my duffcs a. mayor OF this great.
growing and progrCssi ye city. 10 do
all possible 20 merit the confidence re-
ptstd n me by my fellow citizens
II wHl use my best efforts TO continue
20 carry forward The improvements
that hafe already .eon commoEeed and
90 su sgest other mIch-needol improve
mcntG FOR tho benefit of the whole poo-
Die. 90 promote by rigid enforcement
o. to- ifw as D. pcItaua 90 our muulcl-
pan iie tnc elimination Of crime. and
by thus doing secure for capital many
channo.s oi Investment and give
silmties 20 car mercantile ana come
mcrcial enterprise
~ trsf hat FAC AN times / shall have
The Coz lcrton Of lll good cltnsus
who have lho interest of the city at
heart
"I desire f0 express to Or Piummcr
md AIR. MCras my sincere appreciation
of tfnl. ucihol of co1'r0f'ns the Cam-
fuisu they have 90 al Zones shown
Themselves ~ ho gentlemen and citizens
of r'~h sianpins and have conducted "a
clean campaign.
"Iet rs anite Tor "a Greater salt
Lake 100000 iu lllo.'
HEApQuARTERs ABANDONED,
The party hoadQuariors ore broken
uu today. ana soon lhey WIll he closed
altorether. A f0rcc 0f newspaper writ
efs WIN be- called io DINER channels
seeking othor onllmua cf news 40 nll
thair mpcrs AN cf them will hola
gratefully in mind ile rlinus sncre-
tarils Mcsnls Jensen. swan and rhrii-
iensfni who met tnem cordially, wh1t-
over paper they rnNHnH." .rI. Inl foid
if'm frankly the things tHry had come
in ascertain, ana il.r 1900 1lru nni som
forget mo various cha'Imen --lnd here
all ana their share nf receiving cnr
Quififa cordially nni alau rnH them
ilaf lY. often taking Unto consideration
ine noct ssil'aa 0f fhe hour ana aIloH-
ins press asentaiiNna AUDIENCES
Nhi'o lines of party workers waited
VISITED THE POLLS
held their lest Dix crowds. aud flNor-
lrs nf each p1rlV Gathered there 'n
near ihr rflurua iHit them over ind
60 fom or ont nl ihe street i1 lihillir.
according Al whether fhc returns
Drought Joy or sorrow
Ia tUC n.rla ihD election Wus char