Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
Salt Lake Attorney viii Direct
State Democratic
Campaign.
COMMITTEE HOLDS SESSION
Speakers Enthusiastic for Democratic
Nictory-Niay Have DniIy--Can-
didates Not Wanting.

lft luNl tNtIllEs tue liAF'NANH WIS
attended by the candidates on the
Democratic statn ueket and by local
leaders Of the party and members Of
the state committee from various
counties. Great enShusiasm as well a $
Morality was displayed by the gentle
men present II is commonly reported
that Mr.. Jesse Knight rendered his
personal check for large amount,
and that Judge King, in addition 10
liberal contribution, promised TO
give a month Of hrs time 10 the cam
paign.
II was decided to begin an active
campaign at once. Mr.. Moyle was
authorized to select his secretary and
committee The fight will, IL Is said,
center In Salt Lake county. as the
committee believes this county to be
the pivot on which the state election
will turn. Those present at the meet
ing were: Ferdinand Erickson, candi-
date for Congress. c. c. Richards,
candidate for the supreme bench;
James VI Moyle. Salt Lake; Jesse
Knight, Provo: w. r. Giles, Provo
John Seaman, ogden; j. d. Call.
Brigham City; j. II clark, American
Fork: Samuel A. King. s. r. Thur
man. w. r. wallace, T II. Fitzgerald
and w H King, salt Lake; s, s
smith. ogden; Evan owen. Wellsville;
r s. Fernstrom. Ben T. Lloyd. John
+ Tobin, w n. Dusenberry, Y. X.
Nebeker and willard Hamer, Salt
Lake; ] David Larson, Provo.
AS TO DAILY PAPER.
The matter Of converting the weekly
Times into a daily paper, with tele-
graph service and news plant all us
own. was discussed at some length by
the committee All the sentiment WAS
for daily party organ, and com
mittee OF seven was appointed to solicit
funds among the partyimembers for the
establishment OF a daily paper The
committee OF seven will go to work az
once and results will soon be forthcom-
ing one way or another
r. It. Lloyd, county chairman an
nounced the appointment of Joseph A.
Young 10 act as assistant secretary OF
the committee
Officers for the county convention,
which is to be held at Sandy next Fri
day were selected Stephen l.. Rich-
ards will be temporary chairman and
WIN w Ray permanent chairman OF
the convention.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
The committee looked over the list OF
eligible candidates for state and county
offices. finding the following up TO date
For county Commiss ioners-Francis
Mcdonald, Cottonwood. j. r. Allen,
Draper: George F.. Burbidge and L. f.
Hall, city
Crerk-wnl @ Farrell. city.
sheriff-Mchael Mauss Murray John
r. Howeus. city: Ben Harries. Sugar
House
observation-disclosures Aston and Steph-
en- /. Moyle. city,
Auditor-Douglas A. swan, city.
Treasurer Frank Moyle and Law
renee II. Young. city.
Attorney-Henry 9. Lund, stephen L.
Richards. ] NJ Hamilton city.
Assessor-Ma honri Spencer, Taylors-
VILE.
surveyor-D. L. Benton and George
w Ritter, city.
state senate-LeGrand Young, +. u.
stephens and col n, w. Clayton, city,
House of Representatives-C. c,
countrgman, Bingham; r ?. Morris
Ray Van Colt, city; w. b. Times,
Draper c. L. Miller. Mil Creek; Jo-
peph q. Bywater. Joseph F. Merrill, c.
p Overheld. Mathonihah Thomas,
.Iohn w. Burton, willard Hamer, |
Hardin Bennion, Perley A. Hi, Thorn
as Marioneaux, Or, A c. Ewing. John |
f. Tobin. l.. A. Ray, Samuel Russell |
carlqulst, J. W Stringfellow. J. S
Hyde, II j. HAYWARD and Ashby snow
city; d. w Moffat, Murray,
COUNTY PRIMARIES.
Chairman b. T. Lloyd OF the county
Democratic committee has announced
primaries TO be held in the county this
evening for the election OF delegates TO
the county convention at sandy next
Friday. The primaries will be held in
every district where the party organi-
cation has remained Intact. but not all
district chairmen had arranged for
primary places last evening. The in
complete list Is as follows;
FIRST PRECINCT
District No. i.-Herbert Van Dam, SO
east Tenth South.
District No. 2.-Stephen l. Richards,
sol Eleventh East street
District No. al. l.. Penrose. 1895 |
Ninth East street.
District No. AIRS. Niels Rasmus-
sen, AS Ninth East street.
District No. MRS. $. \. kenner, $50
Eighth East street
District No "a. w. Roos, 35l EN-
press avenue.
District No. 7-Moroni c. Iverson. 3e3
east Seventh South street.
District No S-H. c, Gertzen, S31 |
south State street.
District No ar. h Humans Of |
fee, 222 Boston building.
District No. ia. NJ. WOoley, 3l6 |
east Fourth south
District No Il-CeorEe W. Groo. 3jj /
Fourth East street
District No y Frank Margetts, 433 |
Fourth East street
District No. l3-Stephen Moyle. 1923 |
Seventh East street
+ District No I4--Joseph s Hyde 97s /
east Fourth South street
District No l5,-Joseph s Hyde, 9iS |
east Fourth South street
District No S7.--Nicol Hood, 1927 east |
Twelfth South street
SECOND PRECINCT.
District No &c. NJ. Gillette. S55 |
Jefferson street.
District No 17.-Edward sudbury a42 !,
west Ninth South street
District No. 2O.--Cseorge w. Hnlmherg |
District No 2l.-George g. Smith. l97 |
west Sixth South street.
District No 22.-Judge w n Dussn- \
berry. 2Ti west Fifth South street
Districts Nos. % and 24-Sixth ward
Westinghouse
District No 81 w. IRE. SEA west
First South street
District No. So-Josaph H. Haslam
1i2 south Tenth West street
THIRD PRECINCT.
District No. $40 w. Movie "a vast
North Temple street
District No 32-H J Hayward. 2T2 |