The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
Representatives of VETS and
"Drys" Get Together on
Matter.
LIST NOW GOES TO
COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL
Qualifications in Way of Regis
tration, According to Off
ciaI Interpretation.

To agree upon the method of selecting
Judges Of election for the election To be
held June q TO decide whether or not IN
toxicatins liquor shall be sold In SAT-
Lake City. Manager Edwin 5. Sheets Of
the AntiSaloon league, and G. M. NC
Dowell. representing the other side, met
with CITY Recorder b. s. Rives Wednes-
day. After short conference 1t was
decided that the "drys' should namo two
judges In each of the odd districts and
the ''wets" two In each OF the even
districts. The Eighty seventh district
was decided by the hip OF a coin and the
'drys" won. thus giving them total OF
SO judges In all OF the districts OF the
city. while the ''wets" have a total OF 81.
tricts however. il gives them i majority
OF Judges in the two most important dis
tricts, the Twenty sixth and tho titty-
fourth. These arc the two big downtown
districts, where the heaviest ballotlnS IN
done.
Who May Vote.
According to the official interprctation
Of that portion of the liquor law relat-
ing TO registration; any person qualified
TO vote al regular municipal election
is qualified TO vote at the special liquor
election. The registry lists OF the last
preceding municipal election have beeh
tration offices ten days prior TO the first
registration day. Those who voted at
the last municipal election will not be
required To register again. II they have
the meantime they Will be required TO
get a transfer. Those who voted at the
last general election but who did not vote
at the municipal election OF 1909 Will
be required 10 register in order 10 be ell
gible to vote at the coming liquor cleo
ton in Salt Lake City. The same is true
Of all other cities and towns In the state
In county units In which liquor cleo
lions are held all arc eligible To vote
who are qualified to cast vote at a
county or general election. The registry
lists for the last county or general cleo
ton have been copied and those who vot-
ed at the general election OF 1910 in the
county outside OF the cities and towns
will not be required TO register again
before voting at the coming liquor cleo
tion in the county unit.
List Of Judges.
The list OF judges will be submitted TO
Monday night. The complete list fol-
lows In the even numbered the districts
the first two are vets ana tne thlro
the reverse is the case:
District Louis Kelsch, Jacob Maus,
District Ed J. Groesbeck. Thomas
Laugh!n: George G smith, mnni,s conn,o,
District 4-E B. Henderson. John
Shorten. II. B Folsom -
District 5-May w. Cannon Charles II
District George Austin, Harry Klein.
Hyrum C. Olsen.
District 7--Moroni c. Iverson. Robert
siddoway, j. S. Cowan.
District S-Clarence Raybould, George
Mack. Peter c. Geertsen.
District 9-George Margetts. Moroni
McAllister. w. L. Goodsells
District 10-J. n. McCooey, j. w. Mus
grave, william Salisbury.
District iI-James G. McAlllster.
George Goddard. Harry Durham.
District 12-Adolph White, d. r. Dicks.
John Holt.
District 1S-Hyrum A. Reeves, C. W.
sImons; Charles DAVIS
District AR. D. Maxfield. Dean Ros-
sitter Glessom s. Kinney.
District 15-George Buckle. w. d. Gaby.
Q. d. Kelly.
District 16-E. Eldridge. F. w, Jones,
Charles Cottrell. Jr
District l7-Joseph Swartz. Joseph Hy-
rum Cartenscn. p. II. Goggin.
District 1s-Charles L, White. Eugene
Mower. Seth Tolles.
District ls-Albert Walleen. Jeanette
Bywatcr Del Autman.
District 20-Sam Spitz. Dan Irvine. w,
A. Sperry.
son. George williams.
District civilian P. Miner, II. A.
District 23-John J. F. Smith. Martha
Sullivan. A. j. Tadje.
District 24-Harry Davis. A, j. Wood
bury, Edwin Butterworth.
District 25-Thomas J., Woodbury.
District 26-E. Erdman. Ted Christen-
sen, J. E. Larsen.
District 27-Thomas Butler. Thomas
E ,y,o, Tsyor' r. E. J. Galmns Ga11ansn; w W c.,
District 29-James IRE. Charles G.
Brandley. f; W: Price,
Heiss. Emil l.. Huper.
District Sl-Joh Peterson. Edwin F.
Parry. Jr., Fred A. Ellis,
District 32-Ed #. Rich. j T. McDon-
aid A Arthur Barnes
District 33-S. Burton Newman. Henry
II. Walters. d. Y. Henderson.
District Si-David w - Evans. W. d.
Dist District t a5oMaTthew II. Asper. A, E
District ss-I. A. Raleigh. C. w. Fleck.
Joh II Back.
District &C e. Holman. w, ]. Brand.
District as-Alfred Sylvester. c. w,
District 39-Albert J. Davis. Henry Pill
District 4O-R W, Brown, ], T. Butter
wood Henry Arnold W. ga
District 42-John c. Critchlow. william
D: Foster, Henry 4. Lund: ~
District 43-David R. Lyons. William r.
Service Sam Williamson.
District 44-A. ]. Pendleton. ]. II. Tenn
pest c. a. F. Orlob.
District 45--Joseph Kirnball. Alfred G.
Gum. James w. Collins.
District 46-Charles Shields. NJ. L. Pick
ard IT. II. Porcher.
District 4T-James Maxwell. Fl, j. Max
well. John r. Christy.
District 4S-Charles M. Hecker. ". J.,
Schultz. Edward Gaby.
District 49-J. w. Phillips. A w.
Brown. A. H. Parsons.
District 5o-A. e, Jarman. George
Woods. Thomas Aston. Jr
District 51-George Canning, William
Atwood Hcber B. Aldous.
District 52-A. K. Engler, F. r. Evans.
Alma O. Taylor
District 53-Dr Fred Slauffer. Mrs.
Emma Empey. Hugh Kilkenny.
District b4--Al Watson. Bert Olin, Mrs.
L. Walkley, Mrs. s. T b. Foley.
District S7-Chris Aston, John F.,
Smith. w. G.. Furman.
Board Of Architecture Meets.
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