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Show VOTERS TO CHOOSE MUNICIPAL MINISTRATION TUESDAY Long Term Council Candidates DR. L. V. BROADBENT (Republican) ft ao.-.v. . . x- . ' v : , HALDOW E. CIIRISTENSTN (Democrat) Voters of Cedar City will go to the polls Tuesday, November 4, to select city officials for the next two years, and party workers are busy with a fairly spirited campaign in behalf of their respective tickets. However, the campaign has becoms spirited only in the past few days. Political activity began in earnest earn-est Tuesday when both parties devoted de-voted 'their energies to getting as many voters registered as possible, since that was the final day on which unregistered voters could qualify. A fairly heavy registration was reported, re-ported, and it is understood that there are many voters who do not have their names on registration lists. Strong tickets have been nominated nomin-ated by each of the two major parties, par-ties, listed elsewhere on this page, and with the Democrats campalglng for ft switch to non partisan city elections . and many Republicans supporting the idea, it Is expected that party lines may not be followed follow-ed very closely In the election on Tuesday. The Republicans have nominated nominat-ed Mayor Myron F. Higbee for reelection, re-election, and the Democratic ticket Is headed by Gronway R. Parry, who has been the party candidate for Mayor on two previous occasions. occas-ions. Two Republican incumbents, Treasurer Francis Betenson, and Recorder Ellen A. Simkins, have been nominated for re election and have been endorsed by the Democratic Demo-cratic party in recognition of the excellent service they have rendered in the past two years. Therefore these two nominees are un -opposed Polling places, which will be open from 7 a, m. to 8 p. m., have been designated as follows: District No. 7, City and County building; District Dis-trict No.' 2, Lunt Motor Company Garage; District No. 3, Second ward chapel; District No. 4, Jones Equipment; Equip-ment; District No, 5, Utah Parks Company Commlsary. Judges of election have been named nam-ed as follows: District No. 1: Mary Bergstrom, Tillle Sawyer, Larue Wood, Faun Higbee, Annie McDonough, Ina Mlddleton, Judges; LeGrand Pendleton, Pen-dleton, Constable. District No. 2: Nellie Dix, Ann Perkins, Blanche Corry, O. B. Maxwell, Max-well, Jewel Wilkinson, Oenevleve Melllng, Judges; Thomas Lawrence, constable. District No. 3: Salome Hunter, Nel Hopkins, Lydla M. Harter, Iva Jones, Ella Foster, Loma Milne, Judges; George Smith constable. District No. 4: William R. Palmer, Ina Oardner, Joan Walker, Els Mendenhall, Lillian Macfarlane, O-dessa O-dessa Gentry, judges; S. B. Jones, constable. District No. 5: Agnes Cower, Mary B. Heyborne, Adrean Haight, Alice Jones, Vernetta Frazer, Hulga Christensen, Chris-tensen, Judges; David Gibson, constable. |
