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km GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. 5 P SH premises and gtlll all be subject to contagion from the carelessness or Ignorance of a neigh bor In the next block, or may be poisoned by sitting beside a man with- tainted clothing in a street car. It is In this way that this region has not been quite cleared of smallpox for half a dozen years. Hence, the Board of Health Is the most im portant branch of the city's service, and the responsibilities of its members is the gravest. It should be made up not only of capable men, but their vigilance should be untiring. Moreover, they should have ample authority to dictate to any careless citizen and power to enforce their orders. Moreover, they should be backed by the full moral support and public approval of all citizens. The streams that supply water to the city should be kept under their constant surveillance, and likewise the milk, the fruit, the vegetables and the meat offered for sale. We have written the above to Impress upon all our readers the neces sity of cleanliness, the duty to report a careless neighbor and the need of supporting the author ities in their efforts to preserve the health of the people. AMERICAN COUNT CONVENTION. With the primaries over and the finest body of delegates ever selected for a. political conven tion in Salt Lake in readiness, interest politically centers next week on the big county convention of the American party, to be held Monday, in the Salt Lake Theater. The primaries were held Wednesday evening, and never In the history of the American party have they been so largely attended, such enthu siasm evidenced and such general accord mani fested among the voters and delegates. Com plete harmony reigned in most of the wards and precincts, and where contests were fought out good feeling and friendliness provalled. The delegates selected are abundantly able to put a winning ticket in the field Monday, and al ready the fight is on for nominations. The ma jority of the delegations go .to Monday's conven tion instructed, there being just enough unln structed delegations to insure a red hot conven tion. The candidates who have announced them selves are as follows: State senate E. B. Critchlow, W. W. Arm strong, George Gibson, C. B. Jack, James Cahoon, Murray; Sandy Fowler. Lower house A. S. Martin, C. J. Crabtree, E. W. Kelly, J. W. McKinney, H. S. McCann, J. L. Spalding, W. J. Barrette, George W. Parks, Dr. La Motte, A. C. RIchter, R. E. Currie, Ed Mc Gurrln, Herman Bamberger, A. T. Moon, Howard II. Don, Jerome Bouguard, A. Fred Wey, Henry Catro, Thomas Watklns, Dominlck Burns, Dr. C. I. Douglas. Clerk Frank R. Christensen, John W. Pike. Auditor W. D. Norrell, Harry Mercer, P. W. Armstrong. Recorder Charles Lawrence, Thomas Homer. Treasurer Frank A. Swenson, J. W. Ed monds, Henry Catro. Sheriff A. J. Charton, Mike Fitzpatrick, A. Joynt, Horace Heath. Assessor B. B. Quinn, A. L. Brattaln. Surveyor L. D. Wight, Joseph Ulmer, Murray. Attorney M. E. Wilson, S. P. Armstrong. Commissioners J. E. McGlnty, F. J. Leonard, A. O. Jacobson, Charles D. Rooklldge, J. C. Glan-" Held, Jerome Bouguard, Dominlck Burns. City judge J. E. Darmer, Dana T. Smith, E. D. Hoge. I Justice of the peace W. R. White, W. S. Dal- ton, Joseph G. Gecil, J. A. Condit, F. L. Palm Quist, Judge Holman. City constable Thomas S. Fowler, James Vietch, J. W. Minor. Fourth Grand National 1 1 EISTEDDFOD I ill I The Musical Attraction of the Year ! tl I Auspices Cambrian Association ji HI TABERNACLE H Thursday, Friday and Saturday i October 1, 2 and 3 If I 1 "t-, nil FIVE SESSIONS j f ! jM tjU HI Over $5,000 Awarded in Prizes for ra Music, Literature and Art f ! H ' 'mtM Great Choral Competitions Choirs ol 125 Mixed Voices Each from Denver, Ogdcn, Provo and Salt Lake. i'! j 1 H Contest between the Cardston (Alberta, Can.), and Salt Lake Military Bands. j ', kN Competitions also In Ladles' Singing Societies, Male Glee Parties, Children's M H Choruses, Quartettes, Duets, Soloists and Instrumentalists. ' f. If 1 (vj m 1 Special Soloist lor this occasion will sing at All Five Sessions 1 n" 1 MR. DAVID EVANS, the Noted Baritone (F I Direct from Wales for This Great Festival ill. I Prices: Single Admission 50c Reserved Seats 25c Extra j I Season Tickets, (5 Sessions) Including Reserved Seats $1.5Q j n Secure your seats early at the Clayton-Daynes Music Company, 109 S. Main St. !'! j If 1 1 . 1'1 1 1 - ii i - H ,. i Jflt