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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

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tune and held the attention of
throng.
Keeps Crowd Interested.


It was an election crowd that filled the
streets far into the night-the sort of
crowd that is jubilant, no matter who
wins. The police. feeling good-natured
after their days of strenuous work on
behalf of the party, were in a happy
mood The crowd generally was order
~, and confined its enthusiasm to the
blowing of toy whistles. the rafting of
the clapper, the screeCh of the blow
devil" and startling tinid persons by
tickling them under tie chin with a
small feather buster Farther up Main
street a few enthusiastic youths settled
arguments by resortins to their fists
Nearly everybody, however, took every
thing in good part and with smiling
grace, for it was election day, no mat
ter who won. The people were packed
in such a solid mass in front Of The
Herald-Republican office that il was
with difficulty a lane was kept open for
passersby. They watched the bulletins
of the city and the eastern elections, and
the reproduction Of the FitzsimmOns-
O'Brien fight, only being disturbed by
the waves of humanity passing by. Per
sons who stopped to look remained, for
there was something Of interest all the
time.
Through all the crowd was heard
complimentary remarks Of The Herald
Republicans bulletin service. Begin
ming almost at the time che polls closed.
the returns of the city election in the
various districts and precincts were re-
ceived and bUlletined. Before 8 o'clock
the result Of the election was given COW
ering the city general and councilmanic
tickets.
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SAVE THIS RECIPE FOR COLDS

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Mix half pint of good whiskey with
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spoonful every four hours
Any druggist has these ingredients.
The Concentrated pine is a special pine
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ties each enclosed in an alright case, but
be sure it is labeled Concentrated"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
REPUBLICAN MAYOR CHOSEN.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Logan, Nov. 1.-The Republicans today
elected all the officials on the head of
the ticket here except the recorder and
four out OF the five aldermen. The vote
on the leading officers on the ticket was
as follows;
For mayor-Anderson r.. 1,09S; KIM
ball, D, 1904.
For recorder-Benson, D., loss; Wright,
R., 1,0S4.
For treasurer-Spande, R., 1,222; Bro
berg, D., $50.
For attorney-Nebeker, R., 1853; Mar
shall, D.. $50.
For justice-Brangham, R., 1870; Bar
rett, D.. 500
Evans, in the Second ward, was the
only Democratic councilman elected, the
other councilmen, all Republicans, elect
ed being: o. 1. Petersen, First ward
John Quayle Third: s. o. Stevens, Fourth
ward; L. A. Merrill, Fifth.
The city went dry by vote of LAS to
6T4
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FOR THE STOMACH
Here's an Offer You should Not Over
lock.

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stomach troubles by supplying the one
element, the absence of which in the
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FUsIONISTS WIN.
(special to Nc Herald-Republica

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Payson, Nov. 2.-The prohibition and
fusion ticket won out by from 50 to so
votes on the head of the ticket, other can
didates having slightly increased major
tiles. All the prohibition candidates were
elected. A moderately heavy vote was
polIed and there was much scratching
The officers elected are:
Joseph Reece, mayor; Thomas Lerwill
recorder; Elizabeth A. Crook, treasurer;
Jesse +. Taylor, justice of the peace;
w S. Wightman, jr., councilman, four
year term; William F. Tanner, L. n.
Ellsworth and Francis M. Elmer, coun-
cilmen, two-year term.
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EACH SIDE GETS SOME.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Park City, Nov. 2.-The Republicans
elected their mayor. but the Democrats
got control of the city council in the
election today. The following are the
winning candidates: Mayor, Frank
Bailey (R): recorder. Mrs. Lucy Car
vim CD; treasurer, John ]. Fitzgerald
Cd; Justice of the peace, Richard H
Waters (RD; lOng-term councilman,
NJ J. McGill CD; short-term council
men. Z. J. Beggs Cd, W. p. Wester
field Cd, and r. E. White (RO Fred
Smith was elected as councilman to
fill the unexpired term of Ferd C.
CetSch,
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DEMOCRATS ARE AHEAD.

Especial 70 The f1trdIu-HtpuDIICdI.J
Lehi, Nov. 2-Out of eight candidates
on the city ticket the Democrats elected
six men and the Republicans two G.
A. Coates R, was elected recorder by
13S majority, and ]. c. Cough, R., coun-
Gilman for the twO-year term. The Dem
ocrats elected are:
Edward SouthWick, mayor, by 80 votes
over James H. Gardner, r.; John StO-
ker, treasurer; w. S. Quincy, councilman
for long term George G. Webb and r.
J. Whipple. cOuncilmen, twO-year term;
Eli Kendall, justice of the peace.
Only about 800 straight tickets were
voted in this city, about 500 being
scratched. As the Democrats are pledged
to prohibition, the town will go dry next
January.
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INDEPENDENTS AT MURRAY.
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Murray, Nov Phil Bentz, Indepen-
dent candidate for mayor here. was elect
ed today by a big majority. The entire
ticket went in with but little Opposi-
ton from the Citizens ticket. G. L. Mil
ler with 232 votes for mayor. polled the
largest vote of any man on the Citl-
zens ticket.
j. L. Brown won over D. w. Moffet for
the Job of city attorney. Moffet is the
present incumbent. William Warenski,
city recorder, was reelected without OPP
position. Carl MOrck was chosen justice
of the peace over c. H Banks, now hold
ing that position.
In the councilmanic fight John Park
won over David Dick in the First ward
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REPUBLICANS AT coALvlLLE.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Coaville Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
in Coalville carried everything in sight.
The result of the election follows:
Mayor, T. ]. Lewis; recorder. f. j.
Peterson; treasurer, ]. F. Calderwood;
justice of the peace, William Y. Derry;
short-term councilmen, ]. w. Ball. ].
c. Clark, J. H. Wilde.
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DEMOCRATS GET MAYOR.

Especial to The Heraid-Republican.)
Brigham City, Nov. 2.-Thomas H.
Blackburn, Democrat, was elected mayor
by 81 majority over Ira Fishburn, jr-,
Republican. The rest of the ticket elect
ed is as follows:
J. B. McMaster, D., First ward, coun-
Gilman. four-year term; John II. Horsley,
r, Second ward: H. S. Larsen, r., Third
ward and HyTum j. Hansen, R., Fourth
ward, all councilmen for two years; Hy-
rum Standing, D., recorder; ]. Francis
Merrell. r., Justice of the peace.
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CELEBRATION is COSTLY.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Mt. Pleasant. Nov $50 enthusiastic
and spirited was the jubilatiOn over
Democratic victory here today that a
blacksmith shop on Main street caught
fire" The Democrats carried everything
before them today. electing their ticket
and when the result was determined they
celebrated with benfires. One of the IL
Eliminating signs of victory was placed too
near the blacksmith shOp-and the latter
for a time aided in lighting up the
nights Democratic victory.
The ticket elected today was: Ferdi-
nand Erickson, mayor; Daniel Rasmus-
sen, recorder; Authnell Carter, treasurer
J. B. Seeley justice of the peace; Lau-
ritz Larsen, councilmen. long term; Chris
tan Madsen. James W. Andrews and
James G. Simpson, cOuncilmen, snort
term.
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FUSION TICKET WINS.

Especial to The ald-Republiean.)
Kaysyiiie, Nov 2-There was no con-
test in the election here, the fusion ticket
being the only one in the field. The fol-
lowing were elected: Thomas H. Phillips,
mayor; II. g. Burton, councilman, four
year term; Henry H Blood George Swan,
Ben Barrett, councilmen two-year term;
J. Sheffield, jr., recorder; Robert Jami-
son, treasurer; H J. Grant, jr., justice of
the peace.
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PROHIBITION WINS.
(specIal to The HeraId-Republican.)

American Fork, Nov. 2.-Prohibition,
the sole plank in the Citizens ticket plat
FORM was carried in today's election
without opposition, the Independent ticket
going to pieces at the last moment and
combining its entire vote to Mark BeZ-
zant, candidate for treasurer, who re-
ceived % votes.
]. P. Gardiner, Citizens candidate won
out in the mayoralty race without notice
able opposition. OF the ABS votes cast he
received 4l6, the others being scattered
among candidates not on the official
ticket.
For recorder, J. B. Forbes received 4l6
votes. ]. II. DUnkley was elected treas
urer with a majority of 246 over Bez-
zant the only noticeable candidate on
the opposition ticket. George Cunning
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CITIZENS VICTORIOUS.

Especial to The Herald-Republican
Spring City, Nov. 2.-The Citizens
ticket in Spring City was elected by
forty majority. The successful candi-
dates are: L. o. Larsen, mayor; James
Blaine, recorder; Louisa Maxfield,
treasurer: John p Johnson. justice;
Samuel Alfred, councilman, four-year
term; c. A. Larsen, R. A. Alfred, Peter
A. Hansen. councilmen. two-year term.
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SOCIALISTS SWEPT AWAY.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham, Nov. 2.-When the vote
was counted tonight it was discovered
that the Socialists had been swept off
their feet and had not elected one can
didate. The vote follows: Mayor,
Harry S. Brownlee (Cit), $50; W. II.
Rice (Soc), 343. Council, Harry S.
Brownlee (Cit.), $50; E. H. Rice (Soc),
343; Charles H. Adderley (Cit). 6O2;
s ]. Perry (Soc.), 312; ]. Bourgard
(Cit), $780, Matt Bloom (SocO, 327: w.
B. Waters (Cit), 61S; Farley J. Jones
(SOcO BIO
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EASY EoR CITIZENS.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Gunnison. Nov 2-The Citizens
party won the election here by large
ma Ority, the following candidates be-
ing elected: Mayor, John NJ KnightOn;
recorder Joseph Christensen; treasurer,
Nephi Gledhill; long-term councilman,
NJ. Beauregard; short-term councilmen,
A. II. Kearns. E S. Swalberg, H. NJ.
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Especial to The Republican,
Midvale, Nov. 2.-The Citizens party
elected the entire ticket today. The Of
ficers elected are: Mayor, Hiram Golf
treasurer, r. Douglas; justice of the
peace, n. Lind; recorder, Edward Date
man; councilman (fOur-year term), H.
p Miller; councilmen (two-year term)
p. d. Sullivan, John NJ. Watson, r. H.
Mcdonald, II. z. Benedict.
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RESULTS IN NEPHI.

Special to The Herald-Republican)
Nephi, Nov 2.-The Democrats of this
city elected G. NJ. Whitmore mayor while
the Republicans captured four out of the
remaining seven positions. The other sue
cessful candidates We're: Enoch Burton,
D., fOuU-year term councilman William
G. Orme, AlonZo Ingram and Elmer
Hague. couneilmen, two-year terms, all
Republicans. Peter Sorensen, D., record
er; John H. Latimer D., treasurer; ia
cob Coleman. r.. Justice of the peace.
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KAYSVlLLE ELECTION.
Non-PartIsan Ticket Elected, With
only One Position Contested.
Especial to The MISUNDERSTANDING

Especial to The HeraId-RepubIIcan.)
Kaysville, Nov "A non-partisan ticket
was elected here. There was only one
place contested Frank L. Layton OPP
posed Ben Barratt for council, but Bar
raft won, 43 to 50. Officers elected are:
Mayor. Thomas H Phillips; councilman
-four years. Hubert c. Burton; two year
term, Henry w. BLOOD, Ben Barratt and
George Swan; recorder, H. ]. Sheffield,
ir; treasurer, Robert c. JamisOn; justice
of the peace. Joseph II Grant. tr
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EUREKA SOCIALISTS LOSE.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Eureka. Nov. 2-The Citizens party.
COMPOSED of Democrats and Republicans,
today won an overwhelming victory over
the Socialists. The Citizens elected every
officer as follows: Mayor, John Nor
lev: recorder, T w Redmond; treasur-
er. w. J. Treconing: councilman, four
year term, James Knowles; couneilmen,
two-year terms. c. J. Fennen, David
Mills and c. 4. Zabriskie.
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ENTIRE TICKET ELECTED.

Ephraim, Nov 2-The entire Demo-
cratic ticket was elected in Ephraim,
the winners being as follows: J. p.
Hansen. mayor J. P Christensen,
councilman, four-year term; n. o. An
dersOn, Christian Wfllardsen and Ole
Larsen, councilmen, twO-year term
L. c. Anderson, recorder; Hannah p.
Williams treasurer; A. c. Nielsen, jr.,
Justice of the peace.
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ham was chosen justice of the peace by
unanimous vote.
For long-term councilman, John Hunt
er received 3S7 votes. For the three short
terms, E. J. Clayson, Alma Greenwood
and William Phorton were elected with
respective votes of 39S. 413 and 413.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
REPUBLICANS TAKE ALL.

Especial to The Republican,
Salina, Nov. 2.-The Republicans had
a sweeping victory in this town, their
candidates taking all of the offices, as
follows: President, H. f. Jorgensen;
trustees. A f. Gates, f. G.. Huntiey, d.
G. Burgess and a. j. Crozier.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
REPUBLICAN MAYOR.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bountiful, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
elected the mayor here today, bat the
council is divided. The winning can
didates follow: Mayor, Amos Cook
(R.); recorder, James Burns Cd !;
treasurer, Richard Sedgwiek (R.); jus
tice OF the peace, Daniel K. Davis I'D !;
lOng-term councilman, Leo j. Muir
CD; short-term councilmen, David
Moss CD, Jens K. Nelson (R); John
Stoker Cd
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
HARRINGTON ELECTION.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pennington, Nov. 3.-With the exception
of mayor. the Citizens ticket was elected
today. John Walsh, candidate for mayor,
was defeated by A. L. Clark, the present
incumbent. Others elected were: Jus
tice of the peace, Nephi Palmer; recorder,
+. NJ. Abbott treasurer, ]. G. Wood {;
councilman. four-year term, George Leon
ard councilmen, two-year terms, George
a. Hess. u. a. Bottrell and D. L. Rice.
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EACH SIDE REPRESENTED.

Especial to The rald-Republican.)
Manti, Nov. 1.-The Republicans got
a little the best of the fight here. but
the Democrats showed up well. The
result of the election is as follows:
Mayor, William b. Lowry (R.); re-
corder, Christian Axelsen (R.); treas
peace, c. F. Carlson (D.); long-term
councilman, A. o. Anderson Cd: short
term councilmen, Jacob Wintch (R),
w. W. Brown (R.), and f. d. Jeller
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REPUBLICANS WIN.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.
Richfield Nov. 2-The Republican
party won an overwhelming victory
here today, and one which placed Heber
c. Christensen in the mayors chair.
with a majority that will reach close
to 800 The ticket elected is: Heber
G. Christensen, mayor; Farley Baker,
city recorder; Ernest Christensen,
treasurer; Simon Christensen, justice
of the peace; r. D. Young, Andrew
Jensen, Guy Lewis, John Christensen,
councilmen.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
SANDY NoN-PARTIsAN.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Sandy Nov 1.-The non-partisan
ticket here had no opposition. Candi-
dates elected are: Mayor, William
Kuhre; treasurer A. d. Cushing; re-
corder. r. White: justice of the peace,
Frank Graves; councilman (four-year
term, Ernest Cushing; councilmen
(two-year term), Robert Yorgason,
Louis Scott and Robert Larson.
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SPANISH FORK PROHIBITION.

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Spanish Fork, Nov. 2.-This place went
for prohibition today by a vote Of Is to
g. William A. Jones, D., was elected
mayor. James Nelson was the only Re
publican elected, being chosen to the Of
flee of recorder.
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Arthur Townsend won over Henry How
ard in the Second; James CahOon defeat
ed GOtleib Berger in the Third by four
votes: William Atwood won over David
Frame in the Fourth, and G. Mcmillan.
candidate on both tickets, was unani-
mOuslV chosen in the Fifth
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burned about the head and body and was
also severely iacerated. He was cared
for at the emergency hospital of the COM
pany and later taken to st. Marks hos
pital in Salt Lake
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TAKEN TO SEOUL FOR TRIAL.

Hardin. Manchuria, Nov. 2.-Inchan An
gan. the Korean who assassinated Prince
Ito of Japan, and his alleged accom-
plices, were today removed TO Sheoul,
Korea for trial Following their arrest
by the Russian police, the prisoners were
turned over to the japanese authorities,
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LABoRER is INJURED.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Bingham, Nov. 2-JaspaT RinO an Ital-
ian, was severely injured by a prema-
ture blast on the Z level of the Utah Cop
per company's workings today. He was
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NOTED JuRIsT DEAD.

philadelphia, Nov. 2.-William Butler
formerly United States judge of the east
ern district of Pennsylvania, died at West
Chester today, aged 81 years
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nDRYs" GAINING.

Chicago. Nov. 2.-The "drys" won an
other victory in Illinois today. gaining
four precincts in thirty-three in which
tho liquor question was sn issue.
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RESULTS IN STATE
MipvALE CITIZENS WIN.

Childs, W. H. Gribble; justice of the
peace, J. c. Fjeldsted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-14
DAVID LLYOD
PIONEER OF THIS SECTION PASS
ES AWAY AT RENO AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS.

News hao been received from Re
no Of the death Of Mr. Lloyd of the
Brunswick Mil, which occurred al
4 o'clock this morning at the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. T. +. Moran OF
Reno.
Mr.. Lloyd has been a most patient
sufferer for a number of weeks and
death was Il happy release. He was
a man Of sterling qualities and loved
and respected by all who knew him.
He was born in Wales. February IS,
1914. Married. whene young. he came
with his family to Nevada, Jan. l.
1862.
He leaves 20 mourn his loss a de
voted wife, one son. John Lloyd and
four dauGhters, Miss Amy Lloyd, Mrs.
T. f.. Moran or Reno. Mrs. Neil Ward
of Brunswick and Mrs. Richard How
ard of Empire. Mr.. Lloyd was a
most devoted and loving husband and
father. a loyal and true friend. In
his passing to the Great Beyond the
community IOOses a true and honest
man. To his bereaved We express
our sympathy. May he rest in peace.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-14
AT PIONEER

\ ledge of ore which is more than
one hundred feet in width. and which
after being uncovered by trenchinS
operations on either side Of ja4Ac~
Outcrop at its center, assays from $50
to 500 clear across-assays taken
from grab samples-is the latest de
velopment at Pioneer. and il creating
an excitement which perhaps dis
counts the sensational developments
in the workings of the Pioneer Leas-
ing Co. about the first OF last De
cember, then the one which Followed
the proving up of the Pioneer vein
on the 2o0-foo; level Of This property,
and the later discovery of dOllar-a-
pound rock in the workings OF the
Mayfower Consolidated mine.