The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-16
DEMOCRATS NAME
MEN FOR TICKET
Real Convention Is Not Held,
but a City Ticket is
Selected.
TO RATIFY NOMINATIONS
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTIONS
READ AND ADOPTED.

cratic marty at the Salt Lake theatre |
was no convention. but those who met /
At 2 o'clock in response to the call APP (
proved the ticket selected by the Cltlzehs
and Democratic city committees, ana the
Democratic city committee will meet TINS
morning and name the men proposed ahu /
certify the nominations ana file them Will !
the city recorder. - g. 40
The reason given for the change III pro
gram at the meeting ycst9Is'a5 ~, I" a. 80
there had been no legal cal! lo' '!le 49, }
cratic convention to rGCOnNeAc, i-itl9lll' - -
Is the cali had been FOR the PGI POSS -
naming a CitiZens-lemocraLlc lLt1Acl- -
eral members of the Democratic clty t CoiIi
mittee as well as some OF lHs Cl'iz; ~,
,,ortv men. were in favor OF adJoutIllhs
the meeting until Monday sNus ~ -
for d proper call for the mecuH6' pu.
after a consultation il vas decidgo lLa'
this would mean no ticket at an, III n.
much as it could not De Iitu "ltl'llL . -
fifteen DAYS before election as fequIeu
by law. .,,,,,,,i++aa-
men about $50 gathered IN Jhe tleetIo
and it was twenty minutes aIteF . VIZ VIZ
Pen How'd chairman of the Democratic
city committee, called the meeuha 10 VI
Mr. LLOYD said he desired TO make a
statement of conditions as they eAlSItu
AT that moment He said the city culil-
mittee representing the CiuZens party Gnu
the city committee fepf5stH'lHs. - -
Democratic party had agreed on a uChS1
Wednesday night since tneh' ne s9iS' ,
there had been an UNDERSTANDINGS nc 80
the Democrats wanted 10 run LSAS'
.rd aslz the Citizens 70 vote that ticket.
Mr. Lloyd said it was then decided 10 CaH
"a meeting Of-thgf Democrats anu &c -
-.Ibey wctdd al fove the ticket as OUT
lined by the Citizens and DelhocI az,
since that time MI Lloyd said they mac
decided to make it a straight Democracy
ticket, on account Of provisions Oh ny
law and the names on TINS uchet i'o-
been reached by agreement.
To Ratify Ticket.
Mr.. LLOYD said he desired TO state Una
ticket and ask those assembled 70 Idu
fy it. saying that the Democrats o .,,-
committee would meet this morning ans
ratify the ticket as he read IT. Inc uchs
as read by Mir. Lloyd was.
Mayor-William r. Wallace
CITY recorder-Hart j. Fitzgerald
tsitv auditOr-W. II. LOvesey-
civ treasurer-A. II. Peabody.
t'itv attOrney-GeOrge \. Lawrence.
This Mr.. Lloyd said. was all JhaJ co1i
be done at Yesterday S meeting ana ii
suggested that someone make moUO
that the ticket as proposed De IdIlIleO
Secretary Haslam Of the Democratic con
mittae then moved that the names -
by Mr. LLOYD be placed on the DeHloCI az
ticket and the motion was carried Win
out dissenting vote.
BEFORE the motion 10 adjourn was pu
one delegate spoke IN laNof OF nav 1 III
The nau- Citizens Democratic place
81 the head of the ticket and 1t was eN
planned that this would be Impossible III
der the law.
secretaries of each precinct COM tlltiv
meet at the office of Moyle q Van -"
this morning AT 9 o'clock prepared
sign the certificates of nomination so uie
these could De filed Immediately. ,,-
After the meeting ADJOURNED NO1
.NVarrufn chairman of the resolutions con
mittee. appeared with set OF ItsoI'
tons which were proposed To be duop..s
as supplementaFv to the Democratic eli
pIatfOrm adopted at the regular Deln
cratic convention. Only q rev had ie
the theatre. and the meeting was calle
10 order again by Mr.. Lloyd VINO 81 81
The resolutions would be read by FI
fessor j. H Paul. These We're read
The Resolutions.
As citizens of Salt Lake City and
Democrats we have met IN mass colFe
ton 20 nominate candidates IuL ~ y
fees TO be voted LOT at lle Colili'5 III
nicipal election.
we come IN response 10 d genera al -
for harmony, progress ana feIoIul, i" ~
10 ioin with the best element OF All ott
1,ariias- American Republican and Socii
ist-fOr the inauguration OF SuCh pOllSI
as will advance and secure me perm
nrut welfare of Salt Lake CITY.
I'VE hold patriotism above pafIlsahls
and believe that one OF the mSnesJ
ties of citizenship is to secure an non,
and efficient administration OF PuoHC
fairs. ..-..7,-,,,
+ impressive cities to eliminate party III
in city government IN favor on Du Us !,
methods. and we believe the TINE Is II
for the people of this city 10 turn IN
attention 10 consideration VI p"0o'''
ot municipal reform
we contend that any change IN
form OF municipal government sI11cI'
decided upon by a charter cOANeLeIOil {
submitted to q vote Of the people Tor u
confirmation. ~, .
we pledge the nominees of TINS G.
vention to the faithful discharge OF
duties of their respective offices indep
dent of obligations except TO the p
I'VE pledge them TO the adoption
business methods such as viii enhal
me credit of the city to the ehd 1
public Improvements may Keep pace
- It's rapid growth.
eress consistent with the growth OF
country at large, and TO the cnerSeIlc
Vei0pment Of greater SAT- Lake Ut
I'VE pledge them 10 the protection
the rights of the taxpayers against 81
and faVOrltiSm, and TO the coHaeIN Val
Of an the resources of the city.
I'VE promise the taxpayers run
comDlete quarterly statement Of the fin
cial condition Of the city, ana snau
sfst upon competitive bids I'D award
Of all contracts
Uduor traffic according to statute,
the enforcement OF an ordinance aga
women and children entering saloons
eve believe that the social evil
be minimiZed and controlled without
geniZing it as a commercial institution