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Show Lee and Carter Throw IKIaGs Bra&o Cedar Political Umg NEAL CARTER ' tPS lit ) V RAY LEE Democrats Produce Candidates For Council Positions A last minute filing of two Democratic candidates for posl-tlons posl-tlons on the city council In Cedar City has created much more Interest In-terest in the municipal election, which until late Friday seemed to be a one party affair, with very little interest evidenced. The Democrats failed to place a candidate for mayor on the ticket, tic-ket, but placed Ray Lee, Peter Pan Bakery Products distributor, and Neal Carter, local merchant, in nomination for the two posl-tlons posl-tlons on the council to be filled at the election on Nov. 5. The Republicans had previously previous-ly nominated candidates for the position of maor and two city councllmen, with Mayor Arnold Anderson, and city Councilman, Gwen Beal, nominated for re election to their positions, and Eldon Schmutz named for the other council position now held by It. Marvin Jones. With the Democrats not naming nam-ing a candidate for mayor, Mr. Anderson will be unopposed in the election. The two Democratic candidates are prominent civic workers in the city. Mr. Carter is currently serving as president of the Kl-wanls Kl-wanls Club, and Mr. Lee Is a former for-mer exalted ruler of the local Elks Lodge. In addition to naming a mayor and two city councllmen, each for a four year term, voters will decide what action the city should take in acquiring the Es-calante Es-calante Hotel property, which has been offered for sale. The city has taken an option for the ; purchase of the property, but final fi-nal decision as to whether the city should acquire the property will be left to the voters, who will cast their ballots on a $110,-000 $110,-000 bond issue at the municipal election on Nov. 5. |
