The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30

believe that any man will have a chance
IL the so-called convention Monday
upon whom hands have not been laid,
II will be such farce, this meeting In
the Salt Lake theatcr Monday. that the
Ogden fasco will stand as the cmbodl-
ment of sincerity in comparison
BY courtesy, in a few cases. the double
swastika will be vciled. but the knife
will he as keen and its penetration just
rs deep for all of that. Here is the way
the church Republican lineup appears
For the lower house of the lcglsla-
turc-T. A. Holman of Bingham, {. &.
Granger, j. +. Cahoon, J w. McHcnry
and Warren II, Lyon OF Murray; Claude
Y. Russell. w. Fl. Tobias, Brigham
Clegg. T. A. Ekman. i. r. Eardlcy. John
Currie. l. Dablquist. Frank Il. Hines,
Joel i. Nibley, Harry b. Cole, State
Senator w y. Williams, Benner y
Smith, stephen II. Love.
Lewis r. Cannon was n candidate. but
he received word that Williams
gentle Lewis is on the blind siding.
Sheriif-Joseph G.. Sharp.
Recorder-Fred j. A. Jaques.
Asscssor-Amos Gabbott.
Attorucy-Job LYON is q candidate
in the face of desperate odds, You see,
Job got in bad when he tried TO do his
duty In preventing a iiagrant steal by
the Smoot Mouth of $4,000 or $4,000
in the delinquent tax list publication
graf fl. Still ne has hopes. His main
opponents arc I. Il. Wiley. who put n
! feather or two in his nest bv nominal
| ing Joe Howell at Ogden; James lnge-
bretsen. Moses C. Davis and Fred Nc
Gurrin. The man with the best look
in, however. is said TO be James lnge'
bretsen, who happens this year to be a
Republican. so he says. There will un-
doubtedly have TO be q special reveia-
ton on the county attorneyship.
Auditor-Frank Hcginbotham is quite
sure in his own mind that he will get
the nomination again. in spite OF the
fact that he has held the office for two
terms. Roscoe Vigus. who had the pre-
sumption to announce himself IA candi-
date while clerk in Heginbotbam 8 of
flee. SAYS he is candidate still. 1t Is
| believed that Vigus will win.
Treasurer-Jack Groesbeck has fin
gcred the countv's money so long that
he d be lost if he didn t keep on
Stephen Fl. Stanford and Fred c.. Bas-
sett are also on the map for the treas
urership.
CIerli-Therc has been no opposition
nor is there likely to be any, TO the re
nomination OF Mrs. Margaret Zane
| Witcher.
County commissioners-O W. Carl
son OF Mill Creek, w, w Wilson OF
SANDY. James Murdoch and Walter Bur
ton OF Salt Lake City. II. p Mytor
| and j. 3 Swcnson. present surveyor
are candidates for the nomination.
Surveyor-Jessc T. Cannon. "A, Allan
! Gardner.
Justice of the peace-stanley A
Hanks
onstable-Pcter Hanson
1T may be added that the fact that
nearly all Of these have grown fat a;
the public crib Will have no lettering
influence on the exercise of their gall
II. l.. Cummings. deputy secretary Of
state. who has been secretary Of the Re
publican state committee, likely will
be Teappointed secretary of that com
mittee upon the return from the easi
of the chairman. Colonel &. Ed Loose
next 1eck-that is. if Loose decides tc
tackle the Job again. In Colonel Ed {
absence Mr. Cummings was appointed
BIZ Vice Chairman Fred C. Loofbourov
Thursday TO be secretary and il is like
" that the chairman will continue the
appointment
=. Chauncy r. Overiield. an old.Iin,
Democrat mas rendered the county com
mittcc the use Of one of his new stor,
: rooms on State street. just north ot
, the knutsford hotel. Chairman Youul
! and his committee will probably acccpt
, Mr. Oycrield g tender and will estab
I; Iish headquarters for the county cam
paion there.
The latest dope on the new Dem
, ocrdtic afternoon paper j. that it vii
make its appearance October 10.
The Dcserct Evening News quote
Senator George Sutherland as sayin.
that II he is elected To the Unite,
S;atcA senate. he will serve his tern
t and not accept u federal iudecship. no
even a place on tho supreme court u
the United States. Far bc it from
Gawgc TO want u federal iudgcship
, Far be IL from Colonel Jacllling 60 wan