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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-05
DAVIS COUNTY.
Especial to The HeraldD

Especial to The Herald.)
Pennington. Nov. 4.-Unofficial returns
from Davis county give 200 majority Tor
cts. Jesse w knight. Democratic can
didate for governor: ran ahead OF ms
ticket in this county, but did not poll
a large enough vote TO endanger Spry s
majority. The Republican judicial, sena-
torial and county tickets were elected by
majorities ranging from "a, the mayor
ity of the candidate for the legislature
to 523. the majority of the candidate for
superintendent of schools. The detailed
majority on the judicial and county ticket
is as follows:
Thornley,. representative "a.
Whiteside county commissioner, ~
Brown county commissioner. 81.
Pack. clerk, 220.
Smith. treasurer. 46f-
Rogers, recorder, 81.
Brunette. assessor. 81.
Ware. sheriff, 107.
Staple, attorney, 207.
Waite. surveyor, 49,
Burton, superintendent of schools. 523.
The election brought out the largest
vote ever known in Davis county. both
parties voting practically their full
strength The day had a number OF
surprises, but the result in East Boun-
tiful was perhaps the most unloOked-fOr.
In that precinct which is normally Dem
ocratic by a safe majority. the Repub-
lican majority was 4S. The Republican
gain in this district alone cost the Demo-
Gratis five or six officers. including the
member of the legislature. On the other
hand. in Kaysville and the. northern pre-
cincts, where the Democratic Organiza-
ton was complete, the changes were all
in favor of the Democrats. Two years
ago the Republicans carried Kaysville by
II votes. while this year the Democratic
candidate for representative. II. H. Blood,
carried kaysville by 149 votes. The Demo-
cratic leaders believe that the peculiar
conditions existing in Salt Lake county
affected the result in Davis county and
blame as the cause of the Democratic
defeat the dissemination of Republican
literature and the personal work done 70
draw Democrats TO the support of the
Republican ticket
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SUM NIT COUNTY.

Wasatch. Nov Election returns in
Castle Rock precinct:
Presidential eIectOrs-Democratic Is:
Republican, IL
State ticket-Democratic, IS; Republic
an. II.
County ticket-Democratic. IS: Repub-
lican. II; with the exception of G r.
Jones, the Republican nominee for county
clerk. who received 10 votes. against j.
Nj Hixon. Democrat. Il votes
Precinct ticket-R- s. Stewart Dem. 10:
Thomas G. Ball. Dem. IS: Frank Rigby.
Rep Il; David Z. Moore Rep, IL.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Nov. Marriage licenses have
been issued TO the following couples
Thomas W. Shelley Of Shelley. Ida. and
Genevieve Elliott OF Provo: Edward Nor
San and Ora Jones' both of Provo.
The will case Of the late Branch Young
Is again before the district court. The
contestants TO the admission of the will
10 probate claim that there is about So. 600
worth OF property involved. This is de-
med by the other side which claims that
aoout $1,000 viii better represent the
value OF the property.
civil service examination for rural
carriers will he held here Saturday in the
commercial Club rooms. There are ten
"pPhcants. mostly from Spanish Fork.
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Ogden News
Cffice-41o Twenty-fffth Street.
Circulation Department. 366 Twenty
fifth Street
Ogden, Thursday, Nov. 5.
FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT.

The Ogden High school football team
has suffered severe loss IN the injury
of Captain Murphy. which will probably
put him out of the game next Saturday.
While in practice game this afternoon
he received a bad wrench of his right
knee. which was badly hurt in the first
Salt Lake game Manager Carlson, who
has been playing quarter, is also out of
the game on account of an injured ankle
and Tribe, the left half, is confined 10
his hime by sickness. The coaches, how
ever. are whipping the rest OF the squad
into shape and think they will be able
with the aid of the subs to put W a
nard fight to retain the championship.
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A Unique Fight.
Especial to The Herald)

Especial 10 The F1tFdIu-I
BINGHAM Nov. 4-The fight for justice
of the peace was the closest and hardest
fought of the election here. All three
candidates were warmly supported. and
txvaa, tbe highest and lowest candidate.
Ceile brantra. the American" party can
didate- was elected by narrow margin
of votes over Wright. the Socialist can
didate Who was 6 votes ahead of Lee.
the Denocrafic nominee. For time il
seemed that Wright was bound TO be
elected and the Socialists of the camp
began preparations for a big celebration,
found that Cellebrantra was elected.
The vote by districts was as follows;
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RYAN PLEASED
WITH RESULTS
c,orpsses Qualification for the
Confidence and Loyalty
of Friends.
ulS DEFEAT RESTS EASILY
.ouvoNER FINDS COMFORT IN
TIE NEBRASKA RETURNS
HIS DEFEAT RESTS EASILY

,..lr Neb.. Nov Awhile not caring
At, st.cuss At this time the political ei-
- rbe Democratic victory in his home
or analyze the causes. William j.
So his afternoon in an informal tax
d. n,n,ber OF friends who called on nm
y ,.-essed his pleasure at the result IN
!. ,-asl,a and the satisfaction II AFFORDED
NtD' % learn of the election of so many
hiin g. ~ ,,srsnual and political friends.
OF W., 5loIeqation Of nearly a hundred from
,.AA,oI1 Visited Mr. Bryan at FairVleW u
I- Ines 10 him their confidence ana ue-
eAp :, and 10 assure him that such was
W. Seotiment Of a majority Of the people
~ rjs cltv and state. Mr.. Bryan IN re-
snonding said; ., -. ~, ros,,1+s
.Lis state. The national defeat has
~ ., been such a disappointment when we
Nv. Nv mad so many things 10 console US;
ID, ~ I have convinced my TRENDS that
uoPvi FOR office has only been an mel
~, n nv work. NV heart has never
80 set on holding office. but ! wanted
y, ~. certain work and il looked as thoush
~, orasidency might offer the opportunity
~ Al that work / am sure that IN prl-
80 me- can have the chance 10 DO some
GOOD
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SANPETE COUNTY.

Manti. Nov 4-Election returns are
coming in rather slowly. All that can be
ascertained definitely is guess, which is
pretty reliable. however. that the entire
Republican ticket viii be elected in the
county with majorities ranging from 400
to 500 Four districts out of five in Mt.
Pleasant precinct give the Democrats a
majority which may cut into the major
ity of Albert H Christensen. candidate
for Judge of the Seventh judicial district,
claimed for him by the Republicans. and
until returns from eastern counties in the
Seventh district are heard from his cleo
in evidence in very many precincts
throughout the county, much of which
was caused by the campaign against the
raise of salaries by present county Off
GERS for the benefit of the incoming coun-
" officers. Former Republican MAORI
ties have been decreased to quite an ex-
tent by the Democrats OF Sanpete county,
who are very hopeful, Notwithstanding
the Republican landslide. Tafts majority,
although it cannot be ascertained def
nitely at present. is much larger in San
pete county than the state and county
officers The majorities OF state and
county officers on the RepueAcan ticket
are about the same
Spring City, Sanpete county. Nov. A.
The results of yesterdays election in
Spring City show remarkably close
contest for nearly every office on the
Although Taft carried the city by "a
votes knight had a majority of 70 over
Spry and Stewart beat McCarty by the
narrow margin of votes John 3 Balm,
candidate for representative or the Demo-
cratic ticket. had a large majority over
P P Dyreng. his Republican opponent
The results show plurality for the en-
tire county ticket ranging from vote
to I55 The high man on the Democratic
ticket was James W. Andersen, candidate
for superintendent of schools
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FOX ELDER COUNTY.
(SpeciaI to The Herald-)

Brigham City. Nov. 4.-Sixteen precincts
ont of Twenty-Five in Box Elder county
give Taft 1877. Bryan 1,1so. The Repubii-
can state ticket carries the county by
about the same plurality The Republican
county and legislative ticket will have
from 30 TO 800 plurality
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Especial to The HeraldD
St George. Nov An the precincts in
washington county give;
Presjdent-Taft .121: Bryan. lSl; His
sg Penresenta tive-Howen. 790: Martineau.
Go,,arnor- spry. III; Knight Slo.
Judge-Adams. 746: Greenwood. $50.
DissTict attorney-Ryan. "a; Stott. sSS.
sentatiye-Hirsche, 7CS; Morris.
The county is Democratic by small
m, aforffv
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CARBON COUNTY.

Especial 70 The Herald.)
Price, Nov. 4--Nine out of twelve pre-
cincts in Carbon county give Christensen
for district judge So. Erickson. .s46 Three
small precincts have not sent in returns
and ii Will be Monday before the result
is known These are Kenilworth. Spring
Glen and Minnie Maud. Nine Mile thai
ought to be favorable to Erickson.
Ten out of twelve precincts in Emer,
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u You Are Over Fifty Read This.

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Bryan. 80; lowell 1.150; Martineau, 91o;
Spry GIL: Knight So
The Republicans carried the county
throughout, with the exception of Alfred
Green. Democrat. of Opnir. who was
elected county clerk by a majority of
200 votes.
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been elected by a vote of $50. against
653 cast for the Democratic nominees
George n. Childs. Democrat. has been
elected to the office of superintendent of
schools over Carl Hopkins, Republican,
by about 200 majority
American Fork. Nov. At is not very
much consolation TO say that the Demo-
cra-s made gains in this city when every
thing else in the state and the nation went
to the g o p: but nevertheless such is
the case. In 1904 Roosevelt carried the
town by over 200 majority. This year
Taft has a majority of 81 over Bryan.
knight has Spry beaten by 105 votes. and
Child for county superintendent of schools
has his opponent (IfOpkins) beaten III
votes in this precinct. Following is a de-
tailed report OF the vote of American
Fork:
Taft electors. 5Sl: Bryan electors. 4S4
Howell 564: Martineau. 462; McCarty, 5s1
Stewart 454: Spry. 461: Knight Soc: Tin
gey. sal: Owen. $50: Barnes. SIS: String
fellow s54; Jewkes. So; Nixon. "a; Matt
son. SO: Game. 45s: Nelson. 56s; Robinson.
"a: Booth. 565: Corfman. AS; Cuff. 57S:
Morgan 49,: WOotton. so; Hayes. 800;
White 80: Bower. 500: Southwick. 4i3:
Smoot 452. Clayson. $40: Coward AZ.
Lewis. So. Banks. 1853: Ward. 80: Deal,
4S7: Kartchner. OIL; Stewart, IA; Thosne.
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UINTAH COUNTY.

Vernal. Nov. 4.-The Democrats elected
seven out of the eleven county candidates
in Uintah county. This includes Nebelzer.
Democratic candidate for the legislature
Taft has a small plurality in the county,
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Dress Opportunity, the Most Sensational Sale of
sses This or any Other Store Ever Presented

SO: Raymond. 461; Evans, 300; Bagley,
AIS: Beck. sos; Smith. 467; Johnson, 575;
Bartlett 454; Wentz. 572; Stewart, ass;
Hopkins. 459: Child. $40. Republican jus
tice and constable We're elected.
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TAFT HAS $4,000
UTAH PLURALITY
Continued From Page /.

ity. James b Wilson. Republican candi-
date for state senator. received a ma
jority in the county of 20S votes. Rock
NJ Pope Republican candidate for the
legislature. defeated William O'Neill.
Democrat. by a majority of 80 votes
John F. Booth and Harvey Cuff. Repub-
lican candidates for judge and district
attorney respectively in the Fifth district
received small ma jorities The vote cast
for congressman and officers is as fol-
lows:
Congress
Joseph Howell :.------.--.'..'...-... s slS
Lyman r. Martneau ................ S0S
Justice Supreme Court o.
William NJ McCarty .........-...-.. $50
Samuel W. Stewart ........'-.-.-'--- Sss
Governor g, n,o
William SprN -..--.-.....'..'-'- t'viS
Jesse William knight ................ I09J
Secretary Of State ~,
Charles S. Tingey -..-.-..'-.-..'..... 80
Attorney General go
Albert r. Barnes -------.-........'-.-- So'
Joseph W. Stringfellow .....,...... SSi
Auditor ooe
Jesse ID. Jewkes .........----.---..-.- 70
J. w. Nixon ---.---...-...''..'''''''' oto
Treasurer %
David MattsOn --..........''...'''''.. SIo
Joseph F. Game .....-...-.----------.- e9e
Superintendent Public Instruction
Andrew c. Nelson -.......-........... sSS
d. II. Robson ..-.-------------.------ S4S
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Juas COUNTY.
Especial to The HeraldD

ESPECIAL 70 IHt f1tTdIuI
Nephi. Nov 4.-Juab county gives ma
,ar;ty for the Republican ticket of 200.
with the exception Of county sr treas; 7s
Hvde Psn for state senate, has a ma
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WILLARD COUNTY.

Fillmore. Nov Willard county conf
pIete: Taft, $40: Bryan. $50: Howell. 936:
Martineau. 40; Spry, $50; knight. g7. All
the Republican county candidates were
elected except county attorney.
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county give Christensen 500, Erickson 743
The precincts yet to hear from are Wood
side and Green River. which are always
sure of Republican majorities.
Private telegraphic advices from San
pete county tonight assure majority Of
$50 for Christensen.
Grand county gives Erickson 30 major
ity over his opponent. while the Taft cleo
tors have a plurality of 20. San Juan
county is vet to hear FROM but is re-
garded as safe for Erickson by say ..
Carbon county elects the entire Repub-
licRn ticket with the exception of Thomas
F. Keller. who viii succeed himself by
about leo majority.
Moab Nov 4-Grand and San Juan
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CACHE COUNTY.
fSneciaI TO The Herald.

TSpeCIdI 70 TIC TIT tlIVI-7
Logan. Nov. 4.-The following are the
ret1Tns from Cache county, with Noun
tsin Home and Cache Junction not in
cIuded. The Republicans elected their
entire county ticket, with the exception
of sheriff and recorder.
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Eureka Nov. 4.-Juab county gave Jesse
w. Knight a majority of 129 over Spry.
but gave Taft a majority over Bryan of
22S. Howell and McCarty were given
small ma jorties over Martineau and
Stewart for congressman and supreme
judge. The official figures were: Taft,
]. 6S3; Bryan, 1.4O5; Howell. 1852; Mar
tineau. I424: McCarty. 1,614; Stewart
]. 40; Spry, 1,5S1; Knight, lilo.
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Rich COUNTY.
PIUTE COUNTY.

+ Randolph Nov. 4.-Taft carried Rich
e county by $50 plurality. Spry has 100.
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TOOElE COUNTY.

Especial to The Herald)
TooeIe. Nov. Twelve of the fourteen
districts in Tooele county give Taft LID:
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BEAVER COUNTY.

hesVer, Nov. Beaver county went
LOT ar BY narrow margin. Spry has
~ 10 the good.
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Marysvale. Nov 4--Piute county CAV
IN
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jority of about go Knight, Dem. for
governor. has a majority in the county
The judicial vote. as far as counted
shows gains for Greenwood, Dem
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public office Not Necessary.


o-5sr 10 Do big things: one IS simply re-
,,,i,s1 n, do those things within his reac n
e,d that much is within the reach OF each
VI Personally ! shall find as much JOY be
i,r out Of office. II the returns show !
7s, he. as I would to be in office.
''ore still TO be Of influence 10 bring ABOUT
needed reforms. ] appreciate very much
he conf,dence and loyalty Of the people
near us. Il has been the greatest com
f,rt that the election has given US. Ihe
s,.+ that those among whom we i've nave
sI,oUn this confidence we appreciate more
tban 7 can tell you. 1t has been Very
Ind in you 10 come out here and WISH
rs on this day. IL.
not weigh heavily on Mr.. Bryan He was
one Of the mos cheerful OF those at MS
home. and laughed and Joked good
naturedly with his visitors
Tonight Mr.. Bryan was the guest ol
honor at the banquet of the state Ieacn-
ers' association, where he made a shor'
address, He has no other immediate plans
man to rest at home following his can
yass-
Bryan Is Ever Cheerful.
Although il was after midnight when he
actually went 10 ped. William J. Bryan
vas up and doing early this morning. 81
far as appearance went there was moth
inr about his manner 10 indicate the dis
appointment which he must have felt Over
the result of the election. He greeted
his callers with q smile and scanned th'
morning papers for news of states from
which no reports had been received.
Before making any statement h'
said y want 10 get The actual results II
ohio Indiana and Kansas"
For some time this morning Mr.. Bryan
talked the situation over with Rev. Father
John Nugent of Des Moines. Ia. one of
hs stamchest friends. who was house
guest over night. The two men took a
brisk walk to the trolley station. where
Father Nusent boarded a car to take him
down town.
Father slept like a baby" said Mrs.
Leavitt the Nebraskan's eldest daughter
who was still clinging 10 the hope that
some report would come which would ma
ierially change the situation. She was in
q cheerful mood. however as were all the
other members OF the family. There were
70 absentees from the breakfast table
when the former candidate. with bowed
head. offered up his thanks for the hles-
sings which had been bestowed upon him.
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MORGAN COUNTY.

Laft 10 pluralit,
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Moab. Nov 4-Grand and San Juan
give Erickson for Judge $50 majority over
Christensen
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UTAH COUNTY.

Especial TO The Herald(
Provo. Nov. Eight districts in Provo
ty give.
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TAFT TO GET CALIFORNIA.
Unofficial Primary Shows Good Ma
 jority Over President.

San Francisco, May 13.--Complhte returns of the unofficial primary for president of the United States have been received from points in the state by Gen. George Stone, chairman of the republican state committee. The vote polled is 1O5OO Of this Taft has majority over Roosevelt of 296 votes.
 The partial returns first received indicated that Roosevelt was the choice of the Republican electors of the state, and 1t was thoueAt that the delegates to the National convention would have to be so instsructed Now, of course, the instructions will be for Taft
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FIRST DEATH FROM HEAT.

New York, May 13.-Although not the hottest May 13 on record, the tempora- ture today was high enough, S2 at noon, to cause one death and several prostra- tione, the first heat casualties of the car. The man who died collapsed on the sidewalk at Park Place and West Broadway Dr. Stillman of Hudson street hospital, said that he had had a weak heart and because of that, had been unable to stand the weather. His body was taken to the Church street police station, unidentified.
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Kid Mcdonald and Bert Delaney hay, substituted for Murphy and Conaty in one of the preliminary bouts at the Boston Armory A, A. tomorrow night
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SAND BLASTING.
STOVE REPAIRS.
SIGN PAINTER.
THE NATIONAL SUIT PRESSING co

WE WILL. Sponge, Brush, Press. Sew on
 Buttons and do Light Mending; one suit a week for sl a month Phone us to call Fred Godbaum 6S Shurch st
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UpHoLsrIlRERs.

A, CALLIENNO--Park st and Howard
 ave. Furniture of all kinds repaired and revarnshed. First class work at reasonable prices Drop Us n postal.
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RUG WORKS.
STAR GASOLINE ENGINES.

WALTER n. CLINrON--34-36 Elm
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SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.

c. R. PHILLIPs-S2s Chapel street
 How about repalnting that old sign of yours? We have been established here fifty years (Nuf sed).
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WANTED-OFFIcE SITUATION BY A MAN WHO HAS HELD RE- SPoNsIBLE POSITIONS AS BOOK KEEPER AND CASHIER, AND FOR WHOM A TRIAL BALANCE HAS NO TERRoRs. Al TEsTIMo- NIALS FROM FORMER EMPLOY FRS. NO OBJECTIONABLE HAB- ITS. ANY SALARY. FIDELITY. JOURNAL COURIER. PHONE 33Sl. ml3 1t
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AUCTION--City Auction Rooms, State
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SIMMER CnTrAGES.
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 UNTIL 1 A. M.

For the convenience of persons who wish to Insert "lost ads" etc, in the Journal Courier, such ad- yertiscments will be received until o'clock .. m.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
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HIDING AND DRIVING HORSES.

WE MAKE a speciality of Schooling
 Saddle Horses. Horses trained for Ladies use by q woman Feltis & MalloY. 1bl Bradley st Phone 292S-3