The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-10
|[GAL VOTING
4 ALLEGATION
4, contest Is Now Promised
ksr Election in Weber
County.
LIGHT DISTRICT
NAY CHANGE RESULTS
II and Browning, for the
c,ate Senate, Are in a
Clinch.
The Tribune.

,sy y Nav e.-Alleged illegal vot'
'r.s r...ss.tsrdav g election, especially
sntb district, where the ha"
y ~ 1be underworld were regis,
!. o. .dd;tion to g number of other
y r.,;f;es largely due 10 the un-
a. '-;sy ~ some of the Judges with
t mics, will probably form form the
4 an election contest In "eoer
,bs returns from the outlying
!, wers received today, 1t was
fhat George J. Kelley, the Re-
: candidate for the state sen
7 \ won the election by a bare
Z = Of eighteen votes over his
4 Samuel Browning The total
al a 5S5e for Kelley and 1898 FOR
so Leading members of the
rfio party held a meeting to-
Thieh il was decided to go over
;stratjon lists especially the one
ssyen,h district. where fraud Is
against the Republicans
nan IL. II. Browning of the
pfic executive committee says
atisfcd that there was much
/ work in the Seventh district,
'fboronch Investigation will be
'In that district. Kelley received
rity OF 100 votes over Brown
he Democrats say that they have
zion which will show that a
tfn worker approached a young
steriay and instructed him 10
lie Seventh district and vote
certain name, not his own. This
despite the challenges, and took
that his proper name was the
on.
Democrats to Protest.
thorough Investigation, the
ais will file Il protest with the
commissioners when they meet
parl of canvassers to 90 over
'tiou returns, asking that no GER
Of election he issued to Mr.,
Should the cert ficate be is
be protest Will be taken before
Ee legislature, which is the sole
,f the right of any person TO
a seat in that body.
ignorance OF their duties as
BY Some Of the Judges at yester-
lection is Indicative that they
been instructed properly. if at
ie law, which requires the fling
sparate sheet showing the cor
ult of the balloting in each dis
precinct. with the county clerk
inspection of the public. has
utlrely ignored. Some of the
made out this sheet. but sealed
lth the balance of their reports
barge envenlopes, the seals of
EiI not be broken until the can
board goes over the returns.
sports from all Of the districts
oF IN coming in last night, and
ne Republican and Democratic
e. taken. As result of this
neglect of their duties by the
y Will be impossible TO ascertain
'isllst vote or the. vote for the
~ party candidates for congress
pfeme court Justice,
hepubllcans won every office in
MY, with the possible exception
mate senate, which may 90 TO
nP should the investigation now
way disclose the veracity of the
attic charges.
Entire County Vote.
'ull vote for the county and city
~ the nlne county precincts
sere not obtaiDablc until tolay y
engress-Howell. 4135; Erickson,
TOT Justice supreme court
sg5l; Richards, 1902. For state
,molhAelley, > Rep. 1856; Browning,
ssoo; For state representatives
q, hep, 4O72; Allison, Rep,
s1Irow; Rep. 1913; Richardson
psa; Pratt. Dem, 1850; Mckay,
n nSol2; Tolhurst, Dem, 3497 :;
pem.. 5ol2. For commissioners
saf Term, Skeen, Rep, 447S; Par.
@,, ~ SisI; two.year term, Madison.
~, Taylor, Dem, 3593. For
re nslefk-Dye. Rep, 1920; CIVIL.
Dem, 5243. For treasurer
srs, hep; 1902; Farr, Dem, 1887,
! 'seimsor, Matthews, Rep, 400l;
Dem,: 1o3l For sheriff-Har
~p,i 595l: Anderson, Dem, 349s
! ''VrnaeI-Wallace, n Rep. 41l7; Pc
ppsn', S482. For attorney
; aep,, 4l04; Skeen, Dem, $3.50
,so h,scoSofn,CIavcn, Rep, 4104; Jen