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Show DAILY UTAH JOURNAL. STATE THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1904. Refrigerator Whoa. John! John? would you 0, lfwdd you try to legislate, c caiied B1U jr and the people alike brlieve can trust him. In him Carriage Special and The friend of Herbert Macmlllin DENVER COMPANY'8 JECTED. want him to be district attorney. These two nomination would seem ape and BID IS RE- VILKE REFRIGERATOR. TILE CXTERIOII. rpr assured. Committees Will Recommend City iryfor Ereden'; For the others there are hosts of race. Council to Accept Bid of L. C. In the . Kelsey of Selt Lake. wich to It teU - waiting world. eligible men. Whoa, John! Bill has sent for Dr. Condon tn John Murphy! There was an animated discussion come and see him." Perhaps Bill a meeting of the committees on at to wants his effort to explain defeat Whoa, George! two Condon to and ago sewers end laws of the city council years get the George? .ilhw would you go, doctor to agree to support him for last night. The councilmen the polla? ld you risk It at present downward United States senator until he were Davidson, Paine, Randall. Carr, Touil And your record him. Friends of Dr. Condon .oil- Dado not believe that he will abase him- Xye and Chambers. eater game. a would you Play of vidson sewer the committee acted self and forfeit the confidence of reto name George Sutherland as chairman. spectable people by truckling to the eecretary? hla aa you The question at issue resolved Itself beck and call of Bunco Bill. Whoa, George! COMPLETELY LINED WITH upon the acceptance of the bid for George Haneon! construction INCH PLATE GLASS. the new of the sewer of To Judge Agee and Robert Moyes Louis C. Kelsey of Salt Lake. and their friends, George M. Hanson Whoa, BUI! and that of Gibbons ft Co., and John D. Murphy are saying that BUI? go. would you Wither Denver. $42,492.87. The difference In the latter Is not and will not be a cana po you want tjie mayor' graft, the amount of the bids was approxiattorney-genera- l, but some people by your craft? didate for To fool $1,000. hut John B. Hughes, mately time ago Hanson is reported to have aek a aenate seat. Denver company, the 0, 4o you representing gone to Provo and told the Republimay beat TUt you aome lobbyist claimed that a clerical error had been a co- cans there that Murphy would be a Oat of another house with made In his hid on the price for the candidate for attorney-generand lonial porch? construction of manholes. His hid would have the support of Weber Whoa, BUI! read: For the construction of man PACKERS' STRIKE IS county. Oply a few days ago he went BIU Bunco! to Salt Lake and went through some holes ten feet deep, $44; for manholes twelve feet deep. $47.50. According to Herald Breakfeat of the offices in the city and county The Salt Lake specifications this made his bid read TO building and told the same story, ad- $91.50 for twelve-fofood" Van saya: manholes comnomination the of that ding Murphy officials desiring as the specifications provide for 'Any other Ogden Is all the Republicans of Weber coun- plete, , dunge of employment can be accinsertion the of the price per lineal ty ask. The friends of Agee and ommodated by letting BUI know what foot for all work over ten feet. Mr. Moyes will hardly be caught by this work. BOTH SIDES AGREE TO tuty they think of hla Hughes claimed, however, that that kind of was an error and should have One of the big push Is reported to $2.50 per foot, thus making the cost And now Bunco Bill tries to make Now, hare talked about aa foUows: of twelve-fomanhole $49 against Agreement Is That All the Old Man it appear that the secret meeting look ben, Bill I'm willing to run for $52 Mr. Kelsey's per manhole. Are to Be held at the courthouse one day last tho itate senate and help you with out also deductthat Hughes pointed was week of the harmonfor purpose ay personal poularlty; Tm willing to ing this error from the hid It would ising differences between him and reduce It kt the convention instruct us, to vote $1,(00 bedlow that of Kelsey. But Hanson. 'This Is too transparent Chambers and Paine advocated that CHICAGO, July 21. The strike of for you until you release us. Every well posted person in this city the Gibbons joot between you and me, I Intend to the be to packing house employes, begun company permitted knows that they have been working nitase myself when I get good and make the change In their bid and that nine days ago, and which haa demorfor months setting up delemdy, and to take the rest of the It be accepted. alised the packing industry throughout to the send Hanson and Murphy pins Youve got a line gation with me. D. N. Straup and H. H. the ciuirlry, was settled last night at Attorneys to the legislature and to obtain compuMton- and It a time for some other Henderson appeared In behalf of Mr. a conference between representatives plete control of Weber county politics. u to have a show. of the packers, the officials of the The fight between Hanson and Bill Is Kelsey. They questioned the legality of the changing of the Gibbons hid, Meat Cutters union and representaa bald sham. Murphy and Hanson Hon. T. D. Johnson has been urged and City Attorney Bagley expressed tives of all the allied trade employed have both applied to BUI the most opto take a place on the Democratic state the opinion that it was doubtful If It at the stock yards. The whole consuch as can propticket. He declines, however, because probrious epithets would be legal to award the contract troversy will he submitted to a board be applied only to him; and yet he cant afford to move to Salt Lake. erly to the Denver company. of arbitration, both sides agreeing to they are working with him to boss He knows that the ticket will win. Councilman Davidson was anxious abide by whatever decision this board Weber county Republicans. The epito save the city all the money possible, may reach. Pending the decision of & D. Peterson Jr. wanted to be the thets applied to Bill by Murphy and but he did not believe In allowing one the arbitration hoard the men will be Hanson are only equalled by those Icpubllcan nominee for superintendeman to dissect hla bid or submit two taken back to work as rapidly aa pos nt of district schools. When he call- applied to President Roosevelt by bids unless the other bidders were Bible by the packers, and It la agreed Murphy. ed on Bill he was told that the mattHe by the packers that all the old emgiven the same opportunity. er had been arranged and that Prof. contract should he awardploye are to be reinstated within thought the Thomaa McKay was to be the candiTRIP TO WORLD'S FAIR. forty-fiv- e ed to the lowest bidder. days from the date work Is date Upon a vote being taken It waa resumed. If any of the former emPetterson didn't take kindly to this 8ix Pupils from the State School for agreed to recommend to the council ployes are still unemployed at the exinformation. He wants to know who the Deaf Are to Go. that the hid of I C. Kelsey be ac- piration of that time, such persons are Miss hi arranged It and why It has been Superintendent Driggs and cepted. Those voting for the motion to have the privilege of submitting N. were Carr, Davidson, Nye and Ran- their cases to the arbitration board for school of the for the Frances and arranged, whether the people have Eddy and settlement , anything to say on this subject deaf, wUl leave on August Id for the dall and against It Chambers The striker will return to work as Paine, To outside observers It looks as if SL Louis fair, accompanied by six pusoon as they can be notified of the to local the Institution VO wanted to represent pils capture State Senator REAL ESTATE MEN MEET. for the deat peaceable adjustment of the trouble, BCKay for Bill's senatorial boom and at the model school The Real Estate Men's association and It is expected that by Friday which will be exhibited there, comha waa making the county In held week and another meeting at the Weber morning everything will be in normal first mencing the August a bait to that end. rooms club weeks. of for session a yesterday afternoon. They shape at all the plants in the different eight It is safe to say that Hon. David continuing no transacted business of any Impor- cities where the employes were on are: names selected of those The VcKay la above such business. He Harold Taylor, tance, but decided to make another strike. Preston, Idaho; haowa BUI, and he Is mighty unlikely The agreement reached at last Inkom, Idaho; effort to secure the membership and to five hla vote to such a creature. Clifford Thompson, more of real conference la practically the assistance the of several Here than that he knows Bill, and he Naomi Wright, Bountiful; Pearl West, estate men who have not Joined the night's aa same the proposition made last and Pleasant Grove; Pulon Thompson la mighty unlikely to let Bill deliver meetto next the packers by Mr. DonAt the as association Olsen Ferrin. of Kennett Saturday yet hh vote for a money consideration. be The difference Is that In will a of are at their At system nelly. only advertising the ing H Prof. pupils present McKay gets the nomination homes for the summer vacation, but devised by which they hope to bring Saturday's communication Mr. Donha will he a candidate; but they will he called Into Ogden on the more settlers and Industries Into this nelly Insisted that the strikers be ta wither he nor his friends ought to ken hack to work 'within seven days. vicinity. nt It by a day of departure. bargain with BUI. This the packers refused, although Mr. Driggs was In Salt Lake City And most ' Republicans think that WORKERS TEXTILE with they accepted every other demand w one ought to want It unless the yesterday making arrangements VOTE TO STRIKE made by Mr. Donnelly. When the men Wple in convention are determined to the Rio Grande for tickets and berths return to work It will be under exwere who The the for renter the pupUs party. nomination upon him. 21. FALL RIVER, Mass July By actly the same conditions aa prevailed fortunate enough to he chosen as repbefore the strike was declared, with textile vote to 1,916 the a of 5,110 resentatives are happy Indeed, and he friends of Bishop Btewart of 25th on to decided strike the exception that the question of a workers July forward to the trip with pleas' barren want him to be a Republican look cotton union In all of the wage scale will be decided by srbl ure. wodldate for county commissioner. mills of this city, where a 1214 per tratlon. The push Is determined that he shall DELEGATES TO MINING CONGRE8 cent reduction In wages has been anhve this honor. next Governor Wells Issued a proclama- nounced to become operative matter Is arranged Just about thousand employes tion yesterday, appointing the follow' Monday. Thirty nlt Gw ring already. are affected. to- the AmeriThe pu"h are as named Ing delegates trying to switch Stpw-,- ft The labor leaders announce that can Mining congress which will conoff by a legislative nomination will not seek a conference as to at they In seventh annual session vene agrees to vote the way he a Hon. compromise or calling the possible on 2!: told. But Or., August Stewart wont promise, Portland, off. Tradesmen are alnrmed at strike Dr. Reed Hon. All Smoot, Thomas Kearns, don't want to go to the legla-n- r. strike. a of the prospect long John W. H. Child, E. J. Talmage. He wants to represent bis C. C. Goodwin, CL L. Rood. of toe county on the board of Dem, All are assured a pleasant time who Wmmlaaloners. Harry Joseph. P. T. Farnsworth. with the Sego Lily Circle to Utahna go look as if there was a crack on James E. Jennings, Simon Bnmberger, Park. ttl point July 21st Howell Hon. Salt Lake City; Joseph of the slate. AND A. John C. E. Loose. Provo; Logan: Indigestion. Jto 8alt Lake friends of Judge Agee Kirby, Park City, and Frank J. 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