The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
TH|RTY-S|X ENTER
IN POLITICAL RACE
Sitting Process Will Be Ac-
complished by Voters at
Primary Election.

Thirty-siN candidates Will be on the
official primary ballot to bc voted ON
by the people OF Salt Lake 4 week from
next Tuesday Tor the purpose OF NOM
mating officially two candidates for each
of the six municipal offices TO DC flied
at the election of November Z.
Yesterday was the last day for filing
petitions of candidacy. For the purpose
OF receiving these petitions the city re-
corder's office was kept open until mid
night. Under the law IL is now TIM
possible for any persons other than those
whose names have been filed properly
with the city recorder prior 10 last night
at midnight TO become candidates.
There was rush in films petitions
OF candidacy yesterday and not more
those expected were filed. Tho petit
tions received yesterday were those
of Spencer Clawson for commissioner for
the four-year term. Edward Buttcrficld,
William service, james DeNlnc and y. i.
Dorcmus for the two-ycar terms.
Order Of Names.
Tho names OF the thirty-six candidates
for city offices will go on the official
ballot in alphabetical order and without
party designation. Voters at tho primary
election arc permitted 10 vote for ono
candidate Tor mayor, two candidates for
commissioner for the foury'ar terms, two
candidates for commissioners FOR the two
year terms and one candidate for audltC
The two candidates for mayor. the four
candidates for foIr-year commissioners.
tic four candidates for two-year com
missioncrs and the two candidates for
auditor who shall receive the highest
number of votes cast at the primary cleo
tion will he declared the official nom
inees for the city election and from the
twelve candidates thus named the voters
on November 1 viii select the six who
arc to be the city officers.
Formidable List.
The names If ihc candidates for the
various offices to be filled 1T the coming
election, in tho order In which they are
To appear on the official primary bal
lot. with the party designation added, arc
follows:
For mayor
Robert ~ Bsskin. Independent Demo-
cral
John s Rransford. American.
f. q. Leatherwood Republican.
Sam g. Park. Citizens. Republican,
w. +. Ramsey. Socialist.
For commissioners for four-year terms
Louis Brodic. Socialist.
Spencer Clawson. Independent Repub-
lican.
Dr. G l. Douglas. Republican.
s. l.. Ecnton. Republican.
John j. GALLAGHER, Independent Demo-
craI
Henry w. Lawrence, Socialist and Citi-
zens'
Richard p. Morris. Citizens. Democrat.
Charles Read, American.
George A. Whitaker, American.
For commissioners for two year terms
Homer T., Burt. Socialist.
Edward Buttorfield, Independent.
James Devne Republican.
y. +. Dorcmus. Independent,
i. : Fernstrom, Independent Democrat.
b. c. Field, Independent Republican.
T.. E, Hall. Independent Democrat.
George u. EoySer Citizens, Republican.
W. NJ Encrr, Socialist.
w. II. Korns. Citizens. Democrat.
Emil II. Jund, Independent Socialist.
Sam s, Porter. American,
G. II. Reed. American.
William Service. Independent.
l.. j. Wood, Republican,
For Auditor
Rudolph .alff. Independent.
william Groesbeck Jr.. Republican.
Frank Il. kimball, American.
w. II Shcarman Citizens. Republican.
e.. B. Stevens. Independent.
G.. A. Weaver independent Republican.