The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-29
EHO0L ELECTION
| |NDN-PART|SAN.
. organized Opposition to
candidates Named Is
Expected.
|FEREST BEING TAKEN
| IN NCONYENTI0NS, THOUGH
ptiguous Districts Are to Be
consolidated i'm Several
Cases.

TX members OF Inc SdlU Lake Scn0Ui
IA will be elected at The biennial
krol election TO he held December z.
a member will be chosen from each
ibc first four wards, while in the
M two members will be chosen, one
.smo years and one for four years.
A most OF the wards, if not in all of
M. uonpartisan candidates will be
&insted, and there will probably be
srSapiard opposition to these candi,
IS at the polls. Tho calls for the
+iuaiing conventions have been
Bed by the chairmen of the three
.3ng political parties, and all the
hcns. irrespective of party aflilia-
3. are asked to participate in the
,6entions.
Ibc polls viii be open election
4 from o clock in the forenoon un-
y clock in the evening. In several
3 contiguous election districts will
consolidated for the school elcc-
Much interest is being taken in
dominating conventions but unless
sstion to the candidates develops
kOtc will beslight nj the election.
Van Pelt in First.
BE First ward is the only one in
ID there has been 4 nominating con.
lion. ii. V. Van Pelt. the present
bber from the First ward, who was
United TO the board to succeed Bv-
Cummings, has been nominated.
Will undoubtedly he reelected.
Vau Pelt has proved An excellent
1ber IN the brief time that he has
ID. and his reelection appears 70 be
unanimous desire Of the residents
be First ward.
|nd ward will be held at S O'Clock
nesday night at the Sixth ward
ping house annex. Sam G.. Park,
was recently appointed TO ill the
'ney cansed by the death of M. j.
'snan. viii probably be nominated
'sceted without opposition.
the Third ward Il lively scrap is
for the nomination. William j.
|nnn, the retiring member from
ward, likely will not he renomi-
p. Ills record on the school board
gaInst him, and he Will almost sure
3 retired, Among the announced
lldates in this ward to succeed New
are Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne,
'frly a teacher in the Salt Lake
ols; q. II. Backmap. Brig. Ridd
IR. II. Bradford. Of these capdi-
y >Ridd has the support Of the pro.
src citizens of the ward. and seems
10 land the nomination and cleo
me nominating convention will
lrrld Thursday night at the high
ol assembly room,
In the Fourth Ward.
mes +. Hammond is the retiring
ber from the Fourth ward, and his
lGacy for denomination is meeting
considerable opposition. Among
mentioned TO succeed him are Dr.
Gcnmell. Dale Park, Mrs. William
aeart, {; B. Patterson and A. D.
inllin. Mr.. McMnllin is the treas
/, of the StrcvclI-Paterson Hard.
y company. His friends are work.
pard for his nomination. He has
'ys taken AN active interest i'm
~ affairs. and if elected will make
Niued member of the board. The
lu ward convention viii be held to-
y ni the Twentieth ward amusement
Second avenue aud ID street.
Uh membcrs from the Fifth ward
,hppolntcpa, and the terms of both
He January |, which nCcessitatns
.eiecllon of two members from that
~ one FOR four years and one for
years, Bedvard NJ. Bailey was
Pnted 10 fill the vacancy caused bv
peath Of Joseph Oberudorfrr. and
barrrttc to fiji that caused by the
p or IL. II. Henderson. Both will
..lbiy be nominated and elected. Tho
" Eard nominating convention will
|9eid at > o'clock Wednesday night
epee Whitaker 5 courtroom, al the
g station.
'iloW!ng arc The voting places, as
''ed Dy The school board Monday:
First Ward.
fSScl Sxt No. i-Rcsidencc =. Ferguson.
s.f,ct No, 2-IamDbcII's store, 1889
,irlc! No. -3-Ti1irty-frst ward mce;-
'use. Ninth East and Princeton ave-
ulct No. t-Residence Mrs. NJ. H..
r i6G Ninth East.
*Nnlct No. Lloyd drug store. Sew
nas. and Seventh South.
THIRD East. " 49,
Ssnct No. I-Storc Boskiuson g.
'0o' corner Seventh South and Fourth
EHa'fs No. S-Eesidencc A. smith. il6
+srlcls Nos. 3. Ia and II-Comly
1dia, o'hcc, basement city and COUNT
"ip.s Nos. j.. - end l;-Tcnth ware!
IN tprncr Eighth East and Fourth
@,et 40. I5-Thir;y- third ward hail.
l East, between Fourth and Fifth
pssiet No. S;-Rcsidcnce Fred Hoge,
Hest Twelfth south,
"a Second Ward.
Me-, No. lG-Charles CottrclIs store.
ssgn,t sa,l No. I'D. G. RuaIiton's store.
'qtn Eighth West,
/(s,,iot No. S--Walkiusbaw s.ore
rnis, No. l9-E'inh ward annex. cor
ki-;., Mcst and Seventh South.
80 2o-Storc. $50 South First
~ co, No IL Residence John H.
Dsl,,c' south West Ternpic.
son. a,s >e. 22-Kesidencc W. IL Rich
u{sir,a,,'o ,'o south Second West.
hing no NO. 2s-Twcntyiifti ward
b1,,dd sn and Fifth South. ~
Ess, ,r,., no 21,-Rcsidenco Mrs Fink
0i,i5',, Third South.
IVY No 2o-store. fs Postorlice
i. i' ii9' nos. 2e and 27-Clover Leaf
h,L. rierpnnt strccl
nud so',p' mp' 2s-old county jail. West
s0sI s0sIS suo. 80. % Kesidcnce n. J.. Lar
ht,ic, "cst Second South.
q hsll @ III SV-tiftecnth ward smuse-
80" Eighth West and Firs; south
.,, Third Ward.
IA anu. N1s. 81 and 32-Scventccntl
apie onS r,,rst rirst North. between Wcs
'iafic,sn nu First West.
s sSnsx Nos; 22 and aa-slxtecntl