Show TO TEST WOMAN SUFFHAGE Writ of Mandate Sued Jut in the Ogden Court Sarah E Anderson Sets TTp Her Qualifications to Vote in the Second Sec-ond Precinct of Ogden City and Demands to Be Registered Democratic Demo-cratic LawyerPoliticians Whoso Names Appear as Counsel Ogden City Utah August I The question of whether women have the right to vote or not for the new Constitution will be the subject of judicIal V Ju-dicial decision next Friday It having I come Into the Fourth District Court at Ogden last evening at 630 oclock upon an affidavit for writ of mandate comO pilllng the registry of women to vote The case as led last night Is under the title of Sarah B Anderson plaintiff plain-tiff vs Charles Tyree deputy registrar reg-istrar in and for the Second election precinct Ogden City The complaint of that affidavit for writ of mandate alleges V Tho plaintiff above named ant the party par-ty bcncllcuilly Interested herein Is and on the Oth day of August ISM was a na tivo ftinalo citizen ot tho use of 21 yeais Lath upwards that she had on the said date resided In the Territory of Utah tot one year and more then lost past in this eounty of Weber and city of Ugden four month and more then past und In tho V Second election precinct In twiil o Jrn vJlty last 1 past and county sixty days uuun 11 0ro timeX V pastSTATEHOOD STEPS That under the act of Congress approved ap-proved July 1C 1891 entitled An act to enable the people of Utah to form I Constitution and State Government and to bo admitted Into the Union on an equal footing with tinoriginal States delegates were duly elected In the delegate districts dis-tricts denned therein that said delegates met in convention at Salt Lake City In said Territory on the 4th day of March IbJj to form a Constitution that BOU convention continued In session until this 8th day of May 1S93 when iit complete adopted und signed Ji Constitution and Hcludtile to be submitted to time qualified electors of Bald proposed State at the general < gen-eral election to bo hold on the Tuesday next after tho first Monday of November Novem-ber A U 1W > 5 for adoption or rejection of which Coimtltutlon I copy Is hereby attached ant made part of this affidavit and marked exhibit A That on the 6th day of August 1893 Charles Tyrire was and still Is the dell uty registrar of tho Second precinct of said Weber county and acting in that capacity ca-pacity having been duly appointed as such deputy registrar by the board provided pro-vided for in section 9 of tho ICdmuuds scelon < law entitled An act to amend section V C2 of tho revised statutes of tho United V States and for other purpobre approvtd t March 2 1S82 V V V That on said Cth day of August 189 said Simli 10 Anderson plaintiff applied to said deputy registrar and requested him to register her as a qua 1 elector V of said Second precinct j u at said selection s-election both for State r V iiirt on the question of the mtlllcit < r rejection of said Constitution ollerln i take the requisite re-quisite oath of her quail ons to be so registered l That said uty registrar reiused her Bald request un the ground that being a female she was not and Is voter not entitled of said precinct to register as a qualified |