The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
FORECAST Of
POLITICAL FRAY
Possible Line-Up When Votes
Are Counted After the Fall
Campaign.
REPUBLICAN STR0NGH0LDS +
MAY BE BADLY SHAKEN
Americans and Democrats Will
Likely Make Strong Showing
in Legislature,

with the naming OF j. +. Tolton OF
Beaver City as candidate for state sena-
Tor on tho Democratic ticket from the
Eleventh district, the senatorial candl-
dates are all named. except the Demo
cratic candidate from Cache county. Mr.
Tulton Was the unanimous choice of the
delegates IRON Washington, Iron. Beaver
and Kane counties nj The senatorial
convention held at the state Democratic
headquarters Saturday morning. Seycrdl
other men were mentioned for the place
jncludiny D. II. Norris Of ST George,
but Mr. Tolton was finally chosen
Mr.. Tolton is II promincnt merchant
Of Beaver CITY aud ono oi the most
prominent Democrats OF southern Uiah.
jIc has served several terms in the lower
house from Beaver county, and in the
legislature of 1907 lie was the unanimous
choice OF the minority for speaker OF
the lower house. Al present Mr.. Tolton
is in the cast, but his friends are certain
that he will accept the nomination..
in this district. the Democrats declare
they arc sure of victory Washington
county Is always Democratic, aud Iron,
Beaver and Kane are close. lhiS year
the Democrats declare they VIII carry
every county In the district and elect
senator and four representatives from
these counties
Another senator whom The Democrats
declare tacv arc sure OF is the senator
from the Twelfth district This district
Is alnIosi always Democratic and this
scar the Democrats say ii Will be over
wGclmingly Democratic. i. p ONcrsoh
IS tho Democratic candidate. Opposing
him Is 6. 4. lVcrson on the Republican
ticket.
In Cache county. the Democrats are
trying to prevail uron Evan X. owen
of WcilSviiic Ia oppose Ilcrschcl Bullen,
.Ir. Owen. as tho candidate tor secre-
tary Of state on the Democratic ticket.
carried Cache county. and the Democrats
believe as a senatorial candidate lie can
irf. ri
hard tigh, will bc made foE sam brown
Ing IN Weber county by the prohibition
lists and Independents of all parties
1>c'iy. II is charged j. allied with inter-
cstS which make possible a non partisan
tl:;ht against him
~ i,r as Democratic predictions 90.
the votes of Utah county are already IN
and counted. and Thomas Taylor ana
Alma Greenwood, IN" Democratic ncmi-
nrcs for the state scnaie. ar" already
elected. Th" Democrats do not admit al
the possibility OF losing tinh C"nn'F'
Judge Ferdinand E.rcksrr. The Demo
cratic .unddat" for congress. promises
thai he win deliver Saupeto county To
Tho Democrats. This includes state
senator and two representatives.
1t Is conceded by the political forecast
crs that the Democrats have a nShtinS
chance ~ win in siX OF the seven scua-
tor'al districts this fali. They are De.
li"vcd To have possibility Of winning
in any county in the stat" except. salt
aitc county. There are nine holGover
JepUblican senators In tilc state l"glsld :
turc and there is a chance that the Rc-
puDicanS may lose all OF the incoming
state senator's With TWO American -ena-
tors from salt Lake county. there Is q
possibility that the other seven incoming
scnatorS may be Democrats.
The complexion Of the nest state scnat"
may BE- Judged from the following which
gives the names and the political affilia-
tons OF the hoGovcr senators and the
names o! the nominees on each or the
leading tickets in the different senatorial
districts;
Senatorial Districts
No. Box FIdcr and Tooele DIV.
{. Horslcy. Il. Oioldover)
No. >. Cache GD-H"rschel Rulieu. r..
rcnominated: Democratic nominee to be
named October -.
No. 3 Rich. Morgan and Davis d.
Christopher Burton. II. (holdover).
No. 1. Weber t2)-Rudolph kuchler. T..
lholdover): George j. Kelly, r.; Sam
Browning. -.
No. >. Summit and Wasa,ch DIV.
No. 6. Salt Lake (5)-Carl Badger. r. /.
c. l.. Marks. r.; S. J. Stookey r. (hold-
overs); G. Il. Jack. A.: H.. Il. Critchow,
A.; Bcnner y. Smith. IT,, renominated
w. y. Williams r.. renorninated: w. r.
Wallace. D.; stephen l.. Richards ID,
No. !. Utah (2)-Henry Gardner. r.. re-
nominated: \. l.. Booth. r.. Thomas Tay-
1or D.: Alma Greenwood. ID.
No. $. Iuab and MiIlard G)--J. 4. Hyde.
Il. ll.Uldovcr).
No 3, sanpetc DIV. d. Livingston,
H.: l.. NJ. Olsen. D.
,1o. 10. Sewer. Wayne. Pluto and Car
field OR w. seyy. r. Sholdovep.
No IL Emery. Carbon. uin;ah, Grand
and San Juan DC, a. lverson, r.: l..
j. Overson, d.