The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
CANDlDATE ES
FOR CITY
OFFICES
MEN WHO ARE MENTIONED FOR
HONORS.
Democratic Nominations Are Going
ee99ing-Numoer OF Aspirants
For Councimanic Positions.

Lethargy is upon the Democrats Of
! the city In the selection OF candl-
! dates for nominations for the Offices
10 be filled a. the impending munich
pal election The Democratic conven-
tion will be held on the 9th OF next
month, only a couple OF weeks dist
ant and yet there seems 10 be no
particular enthusiasm in the ranks of
the party
The Republicans arc moro active
than the Democrats, but there Is not
a superabundance of enthusiasm In
their ranks However, on the eve of
the Republican convention. which will
be held October 9Th, moro interest
is being taken. and some active work
by way Of building political fences
and blazing the way for n victory on
the floor of the convention is being
entered into By some of the aspirants
that are avowed candidates for nom
nations. There promises 10 be some
lively tilts in the Republican conven-
tion on the part OF candidates for some
of the nominations, but in most IN
stances there viii be but little Cd.
position 10 those prominently before
the people for the places named. The
Democratic convention promises to be
one OF acclamauon.
Those prominently mentioned for
nomination for the different Offices
in the Republican party are.
For treasurer Thomas b Farr and
Mr. Robinson.
Recorder-Carl Allison and Charles
Rapp.
Audi1or-Mrs. Florence o. Stanford.
incumbent
Attorney-James De Vine, incum-
bent
Municipal judge-John D. Murphy,
incumbent
Councilman for First ward-John
Austin, incumbent, Joseph Pingree
and w J Stevens. Jr.
Second ward-Jack Larsen and DR..
Powers.
Third ward-John Barker.
Fourth ward-Arthur Kuhn and Par
ley Moyes
Fifth ward-Dr. Dickson. ]. w. VII.
cox and Dan Pugh.
The men spoken of for mayor are
j. S Carver. a. P. Bigelow and others.
Judge Bagley. who was mentioned
yesterday as a possible candidate for
the honor. positively refuses to run
for che place, and he states emphati-
cally that under no consideration Will
he permit his name TO be placed before
the convention Mr.. Carver Is an
avowed candidate. but the other gen
tlemen arc simply being talked of for
the nomination by their friends.
IL Mayor Brewer will accept the
he will be named in the
10 h.
RUmor has It, though that MIR Brew
er will not accept In that event it
Is suggested that the nomination Will
20 20 Chris Flygare, Horace Peery or
sam Thomas. all of whom are mem
bers of the city council Possible
nominees for the other Offices on the
Democratic side are.
For recorder-C. ]. Ross, Thomas |
Horn and A BTagonji.
Treasurer-Joseph Langsdorf and |
Joseph Mcfarland
Auditor. II. Knauss and Mrs. l.. !
&. Miller
Attorney-John Davis and T. D.
Johnson.
Judge Of the municipal court-Val-
entine Gideon and Joseph Chez.
Councilman for First ward-D. IT.
Ensign and John Riley.
Second ward-William H Williams
and Peter MinDock.
Third ward-sam Thomas. by ac-
,lamation.
Fourth ward-Chris Flygarc. by ac.
,lamation.
Fifth ward-Dr. George W. Baker.
None of the above named persons
ire avowed candidates. but arc mere
y spoken Of by friends as suitable
for the Offices named.