| Show BISHOP WHITNEYS DILEMJilA Scramble for Chief Deputyship if Ho Is Elected It will really be necessary to defeat O F Whitney for the County Clerkship Clerk-ship to prevent the controversy that would arise In Democratic ranks over his chief deputyshlp If I he wore elected Bishop Whitneys time Is now fully occupied oc-cupied by his duties a > assistant church historian and as he receives about 200 per month and has a lifetime sltua lon It Is not likely that he will have much time to devote to tho clerkship which pays no more and has a far more precarious tenure henco the Democrats scent the sweet savor of a good fat appointment as his chief deputy with ill the power and many of the emoluments emol-uments of County Clerk Chauncey Still Refrains C P Overfleld otlll refrains from contributing his assessment to the Democratic Slate campaign fund An ablebodied and experienced footpad may secure a Job by applying to the State chairman That Is the only way of making Overflcld cough up that has not been tried Prospects Aro Glowing Visitors from the county precincts are calling at the Republican county headquarters In Increasing numbers and bringinG glowing accounts from all sections sec-tions A wolllnformed resident of East Mill Creek l confidently makes the prediction that there will be an increase In-crease In the Republican majority as compared with two years ago The county l committee claims a majority of at least 1000 outside the city Tho Wisdom of David It Is openly stated that the candidates candi-dates on the Democratic county ticket are mercilessly trading off the Legislative Legis-lative candidates and It in further alleged al-leged that many of the Legislative candidates can-didates accepted places merely to be traded off David Evann was not wise to tho game and when he found out what was up he decided not to play anymore any-more Another Gold Brick There Is a grpwlnp feeling In tho Democratic ranks that Simon Bambcr ger Is a gold brick When a delegate nt the convention hesitated to vote for Mr Bambergcrs nomination he was told Hell put up 1000 if wo nominate nomi-nate him But Mr Biimbercer Is wine in his day and generation and to the great disappointment of the unwashed who are spoiling for a cjiancc at the barrel the thousand bus not been forthcoming A Bunch of Hollies Senators Kcarna and Clark speak at Brigham City tomorrow night Carl A Badger leaves on the 19th for a tQur of Carbon and Ulntah counties speak Ing In Carbon on the iOth and 21st Col AA ll Hayes of Ogden and D H Thomas Thom-as of Provo will stump Carbon and Emery counties beginning Monday at Siinnyslde They npeuk at Helper the JlBt Scofleld the 22nd Clear Croak the 23rd Hun Llnton the 2llh Castle Dole the 25th Ferron tho 27th Emery the 23th and Orang < villr the 2tth Con grMBman Sutherland is I to appear at Wel Jordan the 38th Mill Cre k the 23rd nnd posslbly at Sandy the int Senator howell and George M r Cannon are expected at Mlnersvillo and Mil Cord October 21st F W Flehburn and F J Holten are continuing their lour of Box Elder county Bryans Busy Day If William J Bryan doe not work his passage through Utah It will note not-e the fault of the Democratic State ommlttte They will meet him at Open Op-en In the morning with a special train on the Rio Grande and take him straight throusrh to Provo where lie vlll bo required to speak The train will bo met at Provo by special l excur ion trains from Eureka and Hcber The schedule for the return trip Includes chides atone at American Fork Lehl and all the other little stations along thc route In Salt Lake county he will arrive at Blncrham Junction at 120 pin p-in talk for fifteen minutes leave ar rive Binghcm 2 p m talk an hour and heave i arrive Salt Lake at G oclock talk thirty minutes contribute to the Lf saving fund leave arrive Ogden 7 p m talk Indefinitely at the opcmhoiinc contribute to the lifesaving fund leave for Nevada The special wilt be occupied occu-pied by the members of the Demo cratic State and executive committees county chairmen from Wobi Davis Box Elder Salt Lake and Utah coun Ics and others Political Notes The Democratic county committee ex pcct to have all the returns In from Its official canvass thin evening but they will give out no estimates even when the figures are tabulated Judge Powers says that Dennis Elch nor Is the best campaign manager in the county He ought to bo continued contin-ued the Judge because I taught him myself In the county the Democrats are Gold to be conducting what 111 i known ns a kitchen campaign They gather In mall groups In the kitchens of the Corm houses and spend the time in readInG each other out of the party A Democrat who called yesterday at Republican county headquarters was heard to remark Roosevelt is the greatest friend the laboring men have ever had In the White House I have bcell wondering how Bryan would have gone about It to settle the coal strike had he been President The Republican county committee has arranged for a rally at Miners hall In Blngham on October 31ct nt which Charles F FIshback and Elmer V Jones will be the peakera At Sandy November 1st Mr FIshback Thomas lull and possibly George M Cannon and several of the candidates will address ad-dress a meeting Tho Womens Democratic club met In Parlor A at the Knutsford yesterday afternoon The ladles were addressed b y Chairman Cannon and Secretary Dally and unanimously promised to do something to help the lifesaving fufid 1 4 The Socialists held their regular weekly meeting < In Federation hall last night and were addressed by Henry W Lawrence and Charles Stewart A machine or pure clean steel kneads our dough for Royal Bread No sweat from the human hands and body makes It unclean Buy It and see that the label to on It For sale at all Grocers Gro-cers and served In all first claas restaurants res-taurants Royal Bread The Auditorium European hotel modern newly furnished and centrally located 15 East Third South DENY WRIT TO SAMMON Wyoming Judges Elected to Fill Un expired Terms Four Years Ago May Bo Lett In Office Judgo J IL Ryckman returned from Wyoming yesterday morning He has personal advices informing him that tho Supreme court of Wyoming has denied the writ of mandamus asked by Sam mon Independent candidate for District Judge of the Third district to compel the Secretary of State to put his name on the official ballot The Judicial situation in the Third and Fourth districts In Wyoming are most peculiar Although elected to nil uncxplrcd terms Judges Craig and Slotts are likely to remain In office eight years Instead of the regular constitutional con-stitutional 1 term of six They were elected about four years ago The terms for which their predecessors were chosen expired this year The Judges claim that they Were elected for six years which gives them two more years to servo Nou I the State constitution consti-tution provides that the Judges shall be elected on the adoption of the Instrument In-strument and cverysix years thereafter thereaf-ter eo It Is doubtfuj If an election two years hence will tl legal as It will not be a multiple of alx from the adoption of the constitution If this view of the law Is upheld the two Judges elected supposedly for four years will remain In office for eight years or until tho election of 1903 The court did not pretend to decide the case on its merits but held that the = Utloner had delayed too long and that It would be Impossible nt this lu dale to hold a fair and legal election for District Judge of the Third district It did not consider the question as to the expiration of Judge CralgH term of office and holds that It cannot possibly be considered In this proceeding In view of existing conditions |
