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Show JUDICIAL CAMPAIGN h ROW WELL UNDER WAY IN SANPETE ( Without a word of warning and wish a ;-;autler.nc-;.s j ' that is almost startling-Sanpete county has found itself in ' the midst of a strenuous political campaign. So fur it is a campaign that concerns the Seventh Judicial District only, of which Sanpete county is a part, but k is bound to continue on into the campaign schedule"! for the corning fall, which, because of its being far-reaching in its scope, extending from a president of the Unite.' States down to precinct constable, is bound to be one of the- hardest fought political scraps ever seen any place. The apathy that has been a distinguishing feature of (he lm-a political situation for some months past was lirst dispelled by a call for the Republican Judicial Convention, which is schesl-uled schesl-uled to meet at Manti, May 4ih. This was followed by an announcement an-nouncement by L. P. Nelson of .Mount I'kwnnt, chairman of the Democratic party in Sanpete, of a meeting of the countv committee commit-tee of that party and a general Jefferson Dav ceiebra! ion, to end with a strand ball at The Armory jn iy's c.;.y, on April i:)ih, Saturday Satur-day of next wtok. These two events have slatted things Ruins: with soraesirenuouness and the judicial campaign can be said to be wide open. |
