The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
YOU GET WHATEVER YOU ASK FOR.

Whatever the majority of the people of Salt Lake
want in the matter of city governmental policy, they
will get They say by their votes what they de-
sire. And their demand will be complied with.
They must not try to escape the conclusion that if
they elect Mr.. Bransford, they going get the
stOckade. the belief that the good people Salt
Lake didn't that nest of denominations, the Re
publican county officers broke it up. and made end
of the place But if the people of the city shall say
by their votes on November second that they want
Bransford it will be understood that they want the
stOckade, too And the county officers are hardly
likely to interfere again.
For Mr.. Bransford's Endorsement means the in
dorsement of the stockade. Nothing else clear
in all the present campaign. Here is his state
ment of his position regarding that lawess enter
prise Read it. and make up your minds if you want
that place Of infamy made part Of the authorized
official establishment of Salt Lake:
MAYOR JOHN BRANSFORD IN SALT LAKE HER
AID, DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1905.
With reference to the proposed district, the
houses of which in process of construction. 1
WISH TO SAY THAT 1 AM THOROUGHLY IN
FAVOR OF III, and that it my suggestion
that the work begun
WITH THE POWER VESTED IN ME AS MAYOR
OF SALT LAKE CITY, propose to take these We
men the business section of city nd put
them in the distIict
I asked MIR. MuIvey to find person or COM
pany that would consent to erect the buildings in
district after the general plans. and would
consent to nave the 0fstF1ct under constant
police regulation. Mr. Mulvey found some people
the matter. finally they decided
not undertake the project.
Then 1t wss got into communication with
the Ogden people. THEY AGREED TO MY TERMS
and told IL they did wished, followed
out the directions, gave them my word would
that the women of the downtown district
were removed the location. ACTING SOLE
LY ON MY ASSURANCE THAT THE REMOVAL
WOULD BE MADE. THESE PEOPLE INVESTED
THEIR MONEY, AND HAVE BUILT THE BUILD
INGs AFTER MY SUGGESTIONS. The buildings
are up, and the removal of the women to the
district VIII be made very
In perfect partnership with Mr.. Bransford as a
fellow and equal in this campaign, is Martin Mulvey
of whom the Tribune itself said in 1903:
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, OCTOBER So 1e03-EDI-
TORIAL;
Martin f. Muvey Is relying for election upon the
vote which Is distinctly classed as vote of the
underworld; the votes of thieves prostitutes and the
lawless classes generally. without support of
that class his chances for election would not he
worth the spending of nickel upon. Yet there Is
lack of dirty coin In his campaign. He has been
n member of the council before. the city
good. His candidacy BODIES good to the
city.
upon fair decent-minded citizens
of the Fifth municipal ward to forward i'm In
dignant protest against the pretensOns man,
and bury him deep under their ballots Tues
day next ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be heard
of again.
No win pretend that Martin is one whit better
now than he six years ago. There are men who
If that be true in all cases. it be conceded that