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Show I Political Doinos 01 the W66K M If the reasons were not well known I and thoroughly understood it might I be regarded with some degro: of I astonishment that both the Tribune 1 and the Herald arc so fierce in their k opposition to anything savoring of I fusion of the republicans and demo- I crats. The Tribune objects to fusion f because it would mean the utter dc- feat of the "American" party of which l it is the head and front. The Herald k objects for the same reason because it I is the secret ally of the "American" I party and while pretending to be the r champion of democracy its sole object ob-ject is to keep the opposition divided and split up so as to give the victory to the "Americans." Nothing could be plainer than this. The Herald crowd and the other few Gentiles who , arc nominally in the democratic par ty arc repeating their game of two years 'and one year ago. They arc yelling themselves hoarse for Dick Morris, but on election day they will vote the "American" ticket just as they admit they did two years ago when the "Americans" carried the city. Twice have they fooled the people in that way. Can they do it again? I More evidence has been added supporting sup-porting the fact that the democratic organ is playing into the hands of the "Americans" by the detcrmina- tion of the latter to cut the repub- licans out of all representation as judges of election. In every case where "Americans" can't be appointed appoint-ed democrats will be named. The Herald has in substance declared de-clared that it won't support any candi- 1 date on a fusion ticket. Nolwith- ' standing this terrible threat the rank 1 and file of the democratic party seems to have taken the bit in its teeth and determined on fusing on at least the councilmanic tickets in the ' v First, Second and Fourth wards. Probably they think the support of the Herald is a detriment. In its report of the republican primaries pri-maries held on Tuesday evening the Herald says there was no interest aiid no enthusiasm, that the primaries were merely held as a matter of form iust to keep the organization in tact. The Tribune says the republican primaries were dull, listless and featureless but still they were better by several degrees de-grees in point of attendance than tli09j of the democrats. As a matter of fact the republicans made a very good showing in the primaries. There were no slates and practically no endorsements en-dorsements of candidates. The delegates from the various districts dis-tricts arc as follows: First Ward. No. 1 Howard A. King, R. L. Ed-dinglon, Ed-dinglon, Charles E. Beer, Mrs. Johanna Jo-hanna Melton, Nicl P. Holm, Hcbcr S. Sheets, Chas. Rasband, E. O. Lca-therwood, Lca-therwood, George Baxter, E. J. Alden, W. J. Moore, Mrs. II. A. King, Louis Merrill. No. 2 II. B. Van Pelt, E. M. Ash-ton, Ash-ton, Steve Stanford, S. Ml Ulmcr, K. E. Carlgren, A'. B. Allen, David A Smith, T. A. Badger, George A, Kingsbury, S. P. Dallas, Edwin Evans-V. Evans-V. S Naylor, D. B. Richards, W. P Pratt, J. Johnson, E. H. Lund, E J. Campbell. No. 3 A. Ilopfcnbeck, S. A. Stanford, Stan-ford, N. II. Tanner, Jack Scagcr, W. II. Farnsworth, A. E. Walker, M. E Anderson. No. 4 William J. Lynch, L. B. Nichols, A. M. Musscr, W. L. Price, Peter E. Hart, Joseph B.- Edmunds. J. Peter Johnson, R. L. Shcpard, Mrs. W. L. Price, L. C. Peterson, G. U. Andrus, J. K. Busby, B. White Mus- . ser. No. s Andrew Smith, M1. L. Bowman, Bow-man, Agnes Austin, George Bowles, Mary Smith, George Austin, Hcbcr C. Ivcrson, E. L. Raybould, Jesse S. Cannon, George A. Smith, Mrs. Emma Em-ma B. Smith, Thomas Aubrey, Elsie El-sie Furcr, James B. Hanson, Leonard J. Hardy. No. 6 John Y. Smith, Jr., C. A. Erickson, G. J. Mitchell, II. Kilpat- rick, Andrew Smith, Jr., I. B. Bell, Richard Gilbert, J. U. Eldrcdgc, Jr. Ed Stromlcy, Adclla W. Eardlcy, W. E. Jenkins, Arthur Erickson, E. Eld-redge, Eld-redge, Hazel Young. No. 7 James E. Murdock, Julian Riley, M. A. Brccden, C. C. Brown, George B. Margctts, S. D. T.iglcr. No. 8 G. A. Gibbs, L. P. Palmer, A. F. Lawson, J. C. Tuckficld, J. D. II. McAllister, A. T. McCannc, E, II. Dorman, James Maxwell, O. F Hunter, E. E. Shepherd, T. J. Long-ley, Long-ley, W. II. Tobias. No. 9 C. E. Marks, J. Sclnfcr, Harrison Spires, William T. Knapton, Joseph McCrac, D. P. Kingsbury. Hcbcr Chase, A'. J. Pendleton, J. G. Wilkinson, E. H. Chapman. No. 10 C. Y. Russell, I. A. Emery, C. II. M'artin, Fred C. Bassctt, J. B. Taylor, Roy P. Kingsbury, H.'B. Cro-mar, Cro-mar, A. J. Higgs, Joseph C. Christcn-sen, Christcn-sen, Adam Proctor, Clesson S. Kinney, Kin-ney, Rev. P. A. Simpkin, Owen A. Bailey, C. W. Simon, Ncphi Anderson. No. 11 Axel Steele, J. D. Fife, Geo, C. Buckle, Arthur Robinson, John Mcycrhoftcr, William Proctor, A. B. Edlcr, A. A. Judge, Parley P. Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, G. Buckle, Lawrence Christcn-sen, Christcn-sen, "Kid" Bray. Second Ward. No. 12 B. B. Mann, J. M. Stull, William A'. Lcatham, Charles Cot-trell, Cot-trell, Jr., I. E. Willey, Charles H. Hyde, John T. Williams, Lewis T, Cannon, Hcbcr S. Cutler, Mrs. W A. Lcatham, Alex Buchanan, Jr., Jno P. Bowers, W. P. Silver, Charles E. Davcy, Lewis G. Iloagland. No. 13 W. A. Aubrey, J. II. Pierce, C. A. Sperry, E. E. Jenkins, J. W. Wheeler, Peter Nielsen, W. D. Cal-Iistcr, Cal-Iistcr, E. W. Adamson, George Sperry, Sper-ry, James Hurst, Jr., F. II. Wright, M. E. Andrews-, W. C. Jensen. No. 14 C. N. Christcnsen, Alexander Alexan-der Cowan, Jr., Brigham Clcgg, Thomas Tho-mas C. Nuttall, Francis Dupaix, John II. Hall, Daniel Parker, Joseph Wink-Icss, Wink-Icss, James Kirk, J. II. Frccbairn Harrison E. Jenkins, George Bywater, Robert Cowan. No. 15 J. E. Trcgcagle, J. A. Clin-kenb.Trd, Clin-kenb.Trd, Rudolph Pruhs, J. W. Marsh T. II. Tanner, L. A. Wilson. No. 16 O. Pearson, J. J. Schmidt. Carl A. Eck, P. S. Kroman, William Meyers, Joseph Startori, Thomas R. Williams, Clarence Cowan, George M Bates. M No. 17 Harold Slater, Peter S. 'H Condie, William Pardee, Robert H Smith, Robert Buttle, William II. H Anderson, Walter C. Watson, E. J. H Eardlcy, Thomas S. Condie, Hugh H Watson, Alexander Burt, Gcorgt M Watson. M No. 18 II. B. Clawson, Jr., Percy H O. Perkins, James M. Lambert, Wil- l ham A. Appclcby, J. E. Cowley, R. J. H Froiseth, A. C. Thorn, O. W. Croxall H A. R. Day, Walter Green, L. Dahl- H quisc, W. Phelps, D. J. Ostler. H No. 19 James McCabe, M. O. Cor- H cy, W. E. Vigus, J. J. Meyers, Chas. H Cope, G. Roscoc Vigus, E. Ml Gar- H nett, A. J. Stratton, Thco Nystrom. ;H No. 20 J. J. Grccncwald, L. L. ;H Baumgartcn, Angus M. Cannon, Alice (H Ladle, B. 13. Farris, II. Craven, S. H. , :H McMartin, .Walter Jenkins, Gertrude jH Ryknian, E. Wu Palmer. 'H No. 21 II. F. Evans, Dr. T. II. :H Hazel, Mrs. II. Rudy, H. E. Rawlins, ".H James K. Boyd. No. 22 Joseph E. Burbidgc, J. A. H Eckman, Fred W. Price, Elias E H Reamer, George S. A'shton, D. R. H Parry, Rose Bailey, James Wilson H Martha Price, Thomas W. Miilncr, L H E. Machle, William Cheshire. H Third Ward. I No. 23 William Lcatham, George H A. Davis, George A. Emery, R. E. H Harmon, G. II. Backman, Walter J. H Mitchell, Robert Bridge, John Stowe, H E. L. Folland, W. A. Hanson, Moroni H Gillespie, II. C Anderson, Samuel H Spry, Alma Brown, W. C. Brown H Mrs. Ada Stowe, S. E. McKcan, C. L. Weed, E. T. Parry, Mrs. L. Emery. H No 24 Samuel S. Scnton, William il Langton, Mrs. Ilattie White, Joseph H Burdcttc, Parley White, Mark C. I Brown, D. L. Davis, R. D. P. Taylor, I M. S. Seavcr, Eilas S. Woodruff, An- I drew Jensen, Fred Taylor. 'I No. 25 Wi. N. Williams, Dr. E. S. ,1 Wright, George O. Morris, E. O. I.cc ! Mrs. V. B. Campbell, Mrs. Kate Mc- I Allister, Wi B. Booth, A. V. McCor- 'I nick, N. G. Smith, George S. McAl- lister, Wi'liam Irvine, S. H. Leaver, I W. J. Beatty, L. D. Eddy, T. II. Cart- I wright. I No. 26 Isaac Barton, John All- I cock, Gertrude B,'rown, Moses W. I Davis, A'. P. Anderson, Moroni J. I Thomas, D. W. L. Steven, Mrs. John I HI Allcock, W. R. Jones, Jr., George V. l Willcs, Martha Hackwell, Briant S, HI Voting, E. G. Thomas, Harriett G, ,j i Moore, F. J. A. Jacques. I No. 27 T. A. Callistcr, W. P. Nc- beker, II. A. Smith, Robert Widdison, tW. Wcstcnnan, Josiah N. Lees, A. ' E. Carr, W. T. Edward, R. G. Collett, T. L Irvine, J. R. Jackman, C. W. Iluhl, II. J. Shimmin, Oscar Cedar-stroni, Cedar-stroni, A. W. Winberg, A. W, Carlson, Carl-son, J. B. Firster, A. C. Recs, John A. Eardley, James Winter, William Sanders, Carl G. .Anderson. No. 28 J. Lees, William McMillan Jas. N. Ilaslam, Fred .Bcaslcy, Chas M. Lees, Robert Stoker, Mary Foster, Fos-ter, William Bath, J. EJkilis, William Albmid, William T. Gillespie, Stanley Stan-ley Taylor, William Hunt. William Gillespie, George Soderbcrg, Fred Bath, Etta Lees, Mrs. F. Hagan. No 29 Anton J. Davis, .Nels Fors-berg, Fors-berg, James P. Nielsen, Arthur C. Gilbert, J. C. Sanbcrg. Fourth Ward. No. 30 S. B. Clawson, J. A. Grocs-beck, Grocs-beck, John P. Morris, Eugene Gay-lord, Gay-lord, George N. Lawrence, Bcnncr X. Smith, Orson T. Eldrcdgc, George E. Ellcrbcck, Will C. Spcncc, R. B Ilarkness, Joseph E. Gcoghegan, Hebcr M. Wells, P. H. Laniian. J Barnctt, Max Brown, L. A. Black-mar, Black-mar, T. R. Larson. No. 31 Arthus L. Thomas, Dr. Will L. Ellcrbcck, J. E. Clinton, John McSorlcy.David A. Andrews, John C. Sharp, Miles J. Romncy, W. D. Ritcr, Hugh A. McMillan, S. W". Jennings. W. S. Hedges, G. H. Pierce, A. B Irvine, Miss Rosallha Nye, Miss Jcn-!' Jcn-!' nie Salmon, II. L. Nelson, John C. , Cutler, Jr. No. 32 W. S. Higljain, W. A ': Boothc, Thomas C. Callistcr, D. A. 1 I J Affleck, T. R. Ellcrbcck, C. A. F. a Orlob, James Hilton, E. Byercrjr., 1 1: ' II. A. Porcher, W. P. Atkin, John A. f. 1 Houghton. : No. 33 W. R. Hutchinson, Maj ', ( H. P. Myton, James Christianson 1 Frank Iligginbotham, Richard R. Ly- l man, Frank Hyde, A. H. Peabody. 1 No. 34 Scott W'. Anderson, J. P. Sorcnson, Ralph Guthrie, Ambrose , ' Higham, E. E. Brown, Joseph John- '.j son, H. F. Clark, Charles R. Johnson, t John A. Edwards, J. P. M'eakin, A. R 1 Barnes, Miles Hyler, S. R. Arnold P. W. Dunyon, C. O. Johnson. No. 35 John James, Richard Lati- Bnicr, Joseph C. Sharp, A. A'. Butler, M. L. Cummings, C. B. Ilawlcy, Sol F. Kimball, John K. Nicholson, Dan (Mackintosh, J. Willard Squires, J L. May, Edwin L. Parker, Edward Swcnscn, Bert M. Olsen, Robert R, Anderson, Jr., W. L. Blumm, Richard Wright, Clara Larson, Nellie Bennett, Ben-nett, William Kohberg. Fifth Ward No. 36 A. H. Nash, F. R. Coatee, J. R. Vancvra, John Burns. No. 37 James Ingebrctscn, C. V. Andcr, Mrs. C. V. Anderson, Joseph B. Swenson, Job P. Lyon, George Sutherland, Evan Arthur, Mrs. Mary C. Carlson, George E. Ensign. No. 38 S. A. Naylor, John K. Hardy, Har-dy, Mrs. J. Brown, Carl D. Hardy, W. M. McCrca, George G. Armstrong P. C. Thompson, T. H. Young. No. 39 Dr. Charles G. Plummcr, Henry Colin, Dan Livingston, H. S, Anderson, II. N. Standish, Willard J Arnold, W. II. Folland, R. T. Badger T. G. Wimmcr. N.i. 40II. Roberts, Peter Hanson II. A, Tuckctt, W. F. James, J. C. Hocsch, Paul Alder, F. O. Horn, Henry Contain, Jr., Willard Done, J. M, Hayes. No. 41 .Elias Price, M. W. Earl L. R. Watts, Hans Christcnscn, M M, Kaighn, Fred C. I.oofbourow, Mrs. Willard Hanson, Parley P. Jensen J. C. Alien, D. M. Landrcth, Mrs. F. G. Davis, Mrs. J. R. Davis. 1 n |
