The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-07
NEWS
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Ogden, Monday, Oct. z.

penditures the same consideration as
though 1t were his own money he was
handling.
For city attorney, Attorney Valentine
Gideon, successful lawyer. a resident of
Ogden for many years and who has al
ways been known as a public spirited cit
izen. He is an attorney of the highest
type and all are ready to admit that the
city's interests would be well cared for
when placed in his hands.
Safe Man for Treasurer.
For treasurer. Joseph Langsdorf. man
of learning and ability, who for many
years has been identified with the large
banking institutions of the city and who
at the present time occupies one of the
most important accounting positions in the
ely. He is conceded to be a conscientious
business man and who, If elected, would
give the care and attention to the office
that people allege has been so sadly lack
ing in the past.
For recorder, Thomas p. Horn, real es-
tate dealer and ad. writer. A young man
of exceptional ability who has been sue
eessful in his line of work and who pos
sesses all of the requirements necessary to
more than qualify him for the position
for which he has been nominated
For auditor, J. H. Knauss. insurance
agent and accountant. also secretary of
the local Elks club. For years the people
have held that too little importance has
been attached to the selection of an audi
been named for the place and now the
Democrats have put 1t up TO the people
to say which they want. Mr.. Knauss
says that If ne is elected to the place he
will audit the city's accounts IS they have
never been audited before and the people
who know him are ready to accept his
statement. His qualifications are well
known, being such as to appeal to all who
are in earnest when they say they want
business administration.
ln6Op II Davis
recent Republican convention in a speech
against the renominating of a man for Of
flee one of the delegates gave as his rea-
son that he did not believe in establish
ing a kingdom The present incumbent
and Republican nominee for judge was
appointed by William GlaSmann to the
municipal bench when Judge j. A. Howell
resigned to accept the district judgeship.
He not only filled that uncOmpleted term
but was elected two years ago without
opposition, and now those who do not be-
lieve in establishing a kingdom think he
should give way Mr.. Davis is a young
and energetic attorney, whose ability to
sit as q justice of the city court cannot
be questioned. In the few years he has
been out CT college he has been a sue
oessful practitioner.
Councilmanic Ticket.
Councilman, First ward, j. W. White,
principal of the Lewis school. A young
educator who has been connected with the
citY's school system for many years and
who has worked himself up to the head of
his profession. He is capable and ener-
getic and careful in his business affairs.
Second ward, c. J. Humphris, contractor
and lumber merchant. Mr.. Humphris is
looked upon as one of the strongest men
named on the ticket and his election is
already assured. He halls from the
bloody Second and for once the Repub-
Leans in that ward are on the run. Mr..
Humphris possesses the qualifications that
make an ideal councilman and is a man
who is not afraid to stand up for the
principles he believes to be right.
Third ward, j. Stanley Dee, shoe mer-
chant. member of a family whose name
will forever be linked with that of Ogden
City. He is another successful merchant
and is yet a young man. He possesses
all of the requirements for city father
in whose hands the interests of the mu-
nicipality can be safely intrusted-
Fourth ward, Horace Z. Peery, another
name that will always be linked with the
history and progress of the city. Mr..
Peery is, together with his brother, inter-
ested in the milling business bearing the
Peery name. He is so well known to the
voters of Ogden that comment is unnec-
essary.
Fifth ward. T. Sam Browning, who is a