| Show LOGAN republican TICKET to bo be voted for at the logan municipal election monday march 7 1892 FOB FOR MAYOR james quayle FOR RECORDER adolph anderson FOR MARSHAL J C knowles FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR john squires FOR TREASURER W R stover FOR councilors councillors COUNCI LORS first precinct isaac smith and 11 II A hinsen halogen second precinct william smith and H 0 peterson Pe tereon third precinct W E partington and richard fourth precinct gaorge george cole and thomas morgan filth fifth precinct james adams and G C E JUSTICES or TUB THE PEACE first precinct john A mcallister McAUle ter second precinct georga L farnes third precinct thomas tarbet fourth precinct 51 11 II farnea fames fifth precinct wm brangham republican resolutions A comparison with the statements of democracy at the republican convention in this city the position of the party waa was set forth as follows we believe not only in national and territorial legislation for the protection and encouragement of home industries bat but also that the city government a in ev every proper manner encourage enco in int t dut tries lee ry within our city limits we are in favor of an economic yet progressive government for our city we hold that the officers of our city should be men of integrity whose aim will be to perform their duties for the general good of the whole people and not merely tor lor the benefit of any faction while we hold that a fair compensation should be paid for services actually performed for the city by its officer officers yet we believe that the salaries now pad paid to the mayor and for the services at present required of them are recklessly extravagant we believe that the city council should pay at least two dollars per day for a mans labor and at least three dollars frei per day for the labor of a man and team the public works and that eight hours should constitute a days work we also believe in logan work for I 1 logan ogan workmen we believe that the city should open streets in the suburbs when necessary tor for the convenience of the people and that a proper proportion of the moneys expended on streets should be applied on the outer streets of the city and the neld field roads roade within the corporate limits we beleve believe that tho i irrigation gation districts owning canals running through this city are entitled to the manai management ement and con arol of the flame same aa as well as the water flowing therein and that the municipal p ai government should control only by g gen oral ordinance in the same man manner or as ii it controls railroads running through th this Is city we are opposed to the granting to individuals divi duals or private corporations of franchises for water works and we believe that the city government as soon as ita its finances or credit will permit should put in a system of water works ample ampt a for the needs of toe the city and that tha water should be supplied to the citizion as nearly free as proper service willber will permit we believe that franchises should be granted for street railways but bat that the rights of the c city and citi citizens zons should be carefully guarded gua rde yd and that those obtaining the franchise should be held to a strict compliance with the requirements of tho same name these resolutions expressed republican ideas in regard to local issues exactly no explanation or apology Is necessary now for the sake of comparison for a short description of the democratic convention etwas it was moved by fred turner that members occupy one position in the bouse house and visitors another mr farr moved that visitors occupy what be he designated the bull ring courtesies of the house extended to re reporters tern on motion of II 11 W sloan who b had evidently evidently been there himself during daring the absence of the committee on resolutions mr charles hart made a speech in which be he stated that the cream of the city was present and was on the ticket the republicans dare not talk on principle but indulge in personalities mr wm 0 G farrell followed hart and said that not only we was a the cream of the city on the ticket but when the balance of the ticket was nominated tb they ey would proceed to toc chum burn 0 DW D VV fullmer made a speech in which he said that the republican party had inverted itself yesterday and loosened its suspenders and all the democratic party bad had to do was to pull the string some resolutions were pan passed sed condemning I 1 ng bounties of any and all kinds and inferentially the tariff resolution condemning 0 0 goodwins acts in regard to registration of voters also including in this connection a general denunciation of the tariff they denounced as demag demagogues agu es any pa party r t who promised any certain amount 0 of wages for a days J labor al r and denounced the payment of excessive wages wastes A resolution denouncing john henry smith and judge bennett for lot t their heir action on the homo home rule bill was introduced 4 aad after dome discussion the names wefa elaml eliminated ame abed and the words pronia pro dant erubie republic cans substituted the cratic c r resolutions ions jo do not 0 t cc W it I 1 e apa partially ria I 1 or wholly with the q a an rol resolutions neither do their I 1 ed vat least when it comes to popular favor as will be proven on the at ath of march larch they have been talking all the time of the amount of representation the farmers and laboring men should have look at their ticket as wired to raiz STANDARD and see the amount of re representation presen those classes of community get of 01 ye re cit citizens of lagan and then turn to the republican ticket and mark the difference B michael norman was arie arrested sted by r deputy corey on wednesday charged charge with fornication bertina berg the alleged party to the of fence was brought up from salt lake by deputy bowman on T thursday from evening the case was set for saturday at 2 p m mr jacob stenson of the seventh ward bad had a flager caught in a chaff cutter on cutting tins the end ol 01 I 1 the finger ampi completely toi bioff yi off off dr ormsby dress dressed edthe the injured member the jefferson dab club of cache h have e chill longed the republicans of ta this chany fa for r a debate on the bugar sugar bounty the executive committee of the linc lincoln 0 in club baa bee accepted the challenge and the debate will probably take place next athars th lira day |
