The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-21

NOW IN ORDER
Nominees on Democratic and
Citizens Tickets Decline
Preferred "HonOrS."
DISRUPTION IS COMPLETE
WALLACE READY TO LINE UP
WITH CITIZENS PARTY.
DISRUPTION OF TWO TICKETS.

DISRUPTION OF TWO TICKETS.
= William r. Wallace, nominated for y
? mayor on the Democratic and Citi- ,
= Zens tickets; will resign from the y
! & Democratic ticket. =
= A r. Peabody. nominated for 1
. treasurer on the Citizens ticket, will 4
4 resign =
= James Insebretsen, nominated for =
= attorney on the Citizens ticket; has y
= resigned. +
/ ? J d. Murdoch. nominated for the =
y council from the First ward on the =
= Citizens ticket; viii resign. 3
= q. a Bachman, nominated for the >
= council from the Third ward on the >
= CITIZENS ticket may be taken off the +
y ticket. >
= J. E. Langford, nominated for the ,
! = council from the Fourth ward on the y
> CITIZENS ticket, will resign. .
: c. G. Dey, nominated for attorney =
: on the Democratic ticket; has re- =
! = signed. =
/ = Henry Wallace, nominated for the 4
= council from the Second ward on the ,
/ = Democratic ticket: will resign
y All Democratic nominees on either y
/ = the city or COUnCilmanic tickets who y
/ = were endorsed by the Citizens viii re 4
= sign from either one ticket or the =
/ = other. <
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/ liens tickets are falling over themselves
/ i'm their haste to resign. and within a few
/ days both tickets viii be filled with holes.
When the Citizens party was first organ
| lied it was believed that it would be at
( liberty to endorse any of the candidates
I or the other parties. When the discov-
cry was made that candidates name
could appear on only one ticket the can
I didates on both the Democratic and Cit
. Tickets a essrr YFt1.1
sign.
William r. Wallace. candidate for the
mayoralty on both tickets, will resign as a
candidate on the Democratic ticket but
VIII remain on the Citizens ticket
The opinions of a number of leading
attorneys are practically unanimous in the
belIef that under the law passed by the
legislature there is no chance for thu
LANES Of nominees on other tickets ap-
peaTing on the official ballot on their
own tickets and also on the Citizens
ticket
In resigning from the Democratic ticket
Mr.. Wallace shows that his sympathies
axe more closely allied to the Citizens
movement than TO the Democratic party.
and that his nomination on the Democrat
ic ticket alone merely meant that he was
being sacrificed by his party.
When interviewed last evening Mr.. Wal
lace evadcd a direct answer to the QueS-
ton as to whether or not he was going
to resign from the Democratic ticket but
said that the question of the legality of
his endorsement was being considered by
the Citizens campaign committee.
Peabody a Republican.
A. Il. Peabody. nominee for treasurer
on the Citizens ticket, will resign in or
der that he may be a candidate before
the Republican city convention for the
nomination for treasurer.
Two candidates for attorney, one on
the Citizens ticket ana the other on the
Democratic ticket have resigned. James
ingebretSen, the Citizens nominee, has
declined the nomination and viii prob
ably be a candidate before the RepUbI-
can city convention for the nomination
as a candidate for this position.
Q. Q. Deys chosen as the Democratic
nominee Tor attorney, has refused to con-
sent to his name going on the Demo
cratic ticket. and Thomas MariOneauN
Will go on in his place.
J. D Murdoch, the Citizens council
manic nominee from the First ward. will
resign from the ticket in order that he
may be- a candidate for the Republican
cCwcilmanic nomination.
J. s. Hyde also named on the Citizens
ticket for councilman from this ward,
has been nominated by the Democrats
and will have to choose between the two
parties if he intends being candidate
at all
I'm the Second ward George Burbidge
was named by both the Democrats and
the Citizens. and under the ruling viii
have to get Off one ticket or tie other.
Ills Democratic colleague. Henry Wal
lace chosen as the nominee for the short
term from the Second ward, has already
deserted him. MT. Wallace served in the
council some years ago and AYERS that
one experience is enough for him. He
viii not re q candidate
The Citizens party of the Third ward
is having its troubles. Its nominee for
the long term is Gustav A. Bachman, for
meIly Democrat, more recently Re
publican. and now q M uber of the Cit
liens party. The peOpl of the ward say
that Nj. BaChmau is TOO volatile; that
he has been on every side of every queS-
ton, and thar ha will not do An effort
is being made to have his name taken
off the ticket.
LangfOrd lneiigibe.
J. +. Langford. nominee for the coun-
Gil by the Citizens party in tie Fourth
council from the fact that he is manager
of the Saltair railroad. which obtains its
franchise from the city. A b. Irvine
viii probably be named in his place.
In the FifJI ward the Citizens party
has endorsed Noble Warrum, candidate
for the council on the Democratic ticket
Mr.. WarTUm has for years been a Demo
crat and will probably choose TO be cam
didata on that ticket and viii therefore
resign from the Citizens ticket.
out of the hopeless muddle in which
the Democrats and Citizens have gotten
themselves and out of the internal strife
that is making a wide rift in the Amer
lean party. there is every Indication of a
sweeping Republican landslide at the city
election. Tho Republicans are stronger
than they ever were and have held ulOOf
from the fights in which the other parties
have found themselves.
There are already ii number of Candi-
dates for the various offices at the Re
publican city convention. a. IL. Peabody
will be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for treasurer. Josiah Barnett
is also mentioned for this position. Mrs.
d. e. EichuOT, who has taken "a promi-
nent part in the WomenS organizations
of the Republican party has been men
toned for recorder.
James Ingebretsen is a candidate for
the nomination for attorney.
In the First ward J. D. Murdoch viii be
"a candidate for renOmina ton to the coUn-
ell before the Republican ward COnven-
ton Claude Y. Russell is also seeking
the Republican cOunCilmanic nomination
in this ward. Charles COttTell in the Sec
Ond ward has announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination 60 the
council. \. Treweek, a prominent Third
ward Republican, has been mentioned for
The nomination for the council from that
ward. +. A Callister, whom many have
mentioned as possible nominee from
the ward. will not be candidate.
NIGHT SCHOOL
Opens Wednesday, October 6, 1909.
Bookkeeping Shorthand.
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