Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.
An Address 10 the Men and Women OF
Salt Lake City:

An Address 10 the Men and Women OF
Salt Lake City;
II IS generally conceded that an
overwhelming majority OF the voters
OF this city are earnestly DESTROYS that
political parfisanship and harmful
strife he eliminated from our city ar
fairs. and that ali OF our citizens work
heartily together to promote the peace
and prosr Gritty Of our splendid city.
In response to this strong sentiments
great number Of citizens who felt
the need inaugurated a movement to
accomplish this end. The movement
has grown and now has every assur-
ance Of success. But there are still
some who, while desiring the same
end. seem 10 be in doubt as TO the
best means OF accomplishing H.
1t appears TO us there should be no
uncertainty regarding this matter.
The Citizens organization which was
created to accomplish this purpose has
nominated a ticket Is thoroughly or
ganized throughout the city, and IL
carving on a most vigorous campaign.
The great majority OF the voters OF
both the Republican and Democratic
parties are enthusiastically support
ing the Citizens movement and strong
assurances Of like support have been
received from many American
voters.
We invite the men and women OF
the Republican party 20 go to their
primaries, Monday night. Sept 81.
1909, with a determination OF having
their conventions composed OF repre-
sentative Republicans who have the
welfare OF the city and desire for
harmony at heart and who will join
with those already united I'm the
movement for one common ticket.
BY orders of the Citizens city
committee.
(Signed)
c. b. FELT.
Temporary Chairman
W II. LOVESY,
Temporary secretary.
Sept 25. 1909.
A gentleman who spent considerable
time at the Bransford headquarters
Friday is authority for the state
ment that the opinion prevails among
American" politicians that ~ the Citi-
zens unite they can defeat Branstord.
Mr. Wallace il stronger among bust
ness men today than he was when first
nominated.
A. n. Mckay. until Saturday nomi-
nee on both Democratic and Citizens
tickets for city recorder has notified
the chairman OF each party that he
must MlAN1ItN iINll NNf AMU hlNhfANs
This decision on the part Of Mr.. Nc
Kay was enforced solely through the
necessity Of his close attention 10 BUSH
ness matters.
The name Of Farley +. Christensen
has been mentioned In connection with
the chairmanship Of the Republican
city convention, which viii be held In
the salt Lake theater Sept -.
The Democratic city committee win
hold a meeting tonight al 3 o'clock In
the Office OF Attorney j n. Moyle, az
which busineFs Of importance Il 10 be
transacted Chairman Lloyd wishes n
full attendance OF the members OF the
committee al the meeting.
Joseph Lippman. n candidate for the
nomination Tor mayor on the "Ameri-
can" ticket. made three wagers last
night on the result Of the convention.
with city Engineer Louis &. Kelsey he
bet a new hat that Mayor Bransford
would not be the nominee After his
first venture in the betting ring. he be-
came drawer and bet ID. g. Dunbar a
new hat that Bransford would not re-
ceive $50 votes In the convention Then
he plunged In an over and bet A. J.
Davis a new suit Of clothes that Brans-
ford would withdraw his name before
the convention.