Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03

1 4 "a
i-''iEo' aug oi'-ihcoinplete
returns from the county place
the majority OF Brady for gov
ernor on first chuire at close to
| ooo
|
MS majority OF hrst choice votes In
| the city was H. His majority over
| O'Niel ON first choice vo.es in tho ,i,,.
| 40 '''
| was ~
| GOV James II. Brady carried his
| homo precinct, home city, home county
| and a1so po,,o, CIV h, a sa,. -
'''' "'9' '"'' Ivy ny s''e "'aJo''-
~
Tho counting Of the ballots was ex-
| tremcly SLOW Precinct No finished
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us count AT o'oo am
Precinct NO. finished its count
at . am
me ra'e ior S''.'I'i Oh ,,e i'eI'uo'c.
'' 'N"'' - N''S' po'" 60" val "'''' "S'
nominee, and Quigley. Second nominee.
The former carried the city. but the
ta,.o,. O., -,,,,,tr,, s,ro,,,. 10, a., mt.
:" wy
hamer' Tor congress carried the city
by S24 votes first choice dTS. second
cboi,o, against French 23g VITO first
49,, =, "a .,.,.,,,I ,.,,ct,o,
quay h. Hewitt arrived yesterday
from Punxsutawncy Pa, 70 accept the
position OF physical director Of the y.
M G; A. Mr. hewitt l mas ine 7,, aus
acrobat. having been with the Barnum
& Bailey circus six years. including q
circus trip to ENGLAND ana eohtlilenla'
Europe Secv A. b. Richardson claims
the honor of persuading him some NcaIg
apn1 to embrace the Y. NJ. {. a. move
ment and ultimately getting him trans
ferred Ia Pocatello succeeding Mr..
Daniels, who retired last spring
Robert Tucker, captain OF me Doys
club. returned todaNs with the bunch,
who for three days had been encamped
at Brady's camp. at the foot of Kin
ports peak.
The boys have had a delightful out
ing each one carrying a part of tA'
necessary comnissary outht anu menu.
,rvro NEW pROFEssORS
The Academy Of Idaho has added TWO
more pedagogues to it's efficient rae
ulty, namely Prof. Norman Il. Adkln,
son, accompanies by ms We t'iiHtt"
soU wii have a charge Of the science de-
partment. Prof. \, c. Couch the new
~ apPoltttou -. r,ti,v tbs do
arts Is aiicaus "uss t,,,i oneripr
partinent reauF i''
sent =. TIA. ~, aa,roe If bach
MI @ousn 'lu'IS c,giSaerins nom
NJ ~, ,,.-r.t,,, az t<ent'idkv
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BIG REWARD OFFERED
M t,o,,,o,io Ivater Companv. through
a.. ',u ,,t..,dent George Winter H.
80 re,Vard of 81 600 to anyone
,"bn H-ili furnish testimony that viii
Led 70 the arrest and conviction Of
liz Marty or parties who with intent 20
Murder. fred a rifle bail Sunday eve
nina through the watchmen's tent at
the valve by the company's reservoir.
Three men were kept on watch here
during the partial shut down
during the night ON account OF snort
water and wasteful use by some OF
the citizens.
The first direct primary eiocuon uelt
took place Tuesday. Everything wen
Off pleasantly, no unusual interest,"
ing in evidence. The registered Vo'e NJ, M
light, 1919 persons registered ~
counting OF the votes Is proceeu!n1
somewhat slowlyds was To be eSpegl,n
on account Of the novelty OF tue INV
scheme Of direct nomination
CONVENTION
W. J. 80
The eleventh annual convention ~,
the Young Mel's and Young L"a,''
Mutual Improvement associations u' .H.
Pocatello stake convened mere l'
Sunday with good representation W.