The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03
u CANDIDATES,

The democracy of Butte are extremely for
of the city, for their suffrage tomorrow, a
ticket composed of such excellent represent
atires Of the interests of the people and the
interests of the municipality. DR.. Beal,
candidate for mayor, is a gentleman whose
experience in public affairs peculiarly Gt him
for the discharge of The responsible duties
pertaining to the office. As representative Of
Deer Lodge county in the Legislative assem-
bly, of the session of rs and '76, he made a
record that brought him to the favorable no.
tice of the whole territory. As a private
citizen of Butte be is honored and respected
by all who know him. Being a man of in
telligence, of public spirit and of unimpeach-
able integrity the welfare Of the city of Butte
cannot be placed in safer hands. Our citizens
who desire to see the interests of the munic-
ipality advanced will certainly vote for DR.
Beal for.'mayor.
Mr.. Robert McMinn, candidate fer alder
man for the First ward is largely interested
in mining and city property. His well known
ability to conduct his private interests to a
successful and prosperous issue is a sufficient
guarantee that those of the city, which he
may influence as a me mber of the board of
alderman, will be carefully attended to and
advanced. The First ward cannot afford to
lose the services of Mr.. McMinn in the city
council
For candidate for alderman of the Second
ward the name of Mr.. John p. Reins is pre-
sented. MI. Reins is a large property holder
and taxpayer i'll the city, and as such it is safe
to assume that no measure which is not III the
direct line of the interests of the city would
receive his favorable consideration before the
board of alderman if he were one of its mem
hers. The electors of the Second ward will
not fail to secure the election of Mr.. Reins as
alderman.
Mr.. Geofirey Lavell, candidate for alder
man for the Third ward istoo we'll known as
a theroue h-going, reliable business man to re-
quire any words of ours to Introduce him to
the pablo. MIR. Lavell has large property
interests in Butte, and being a heavy tax
payer he would naturally desire to see an eco
lioiiliCdt duLllLiSlI dIiOh VI Llc tiS govern
ment. IS a member of the city council his
votes would be cast to secure that end. The
Third ward electors will see that Mr.. LaVell
represents it in the board of aldermen.
The democrats of the Fourth ward did
wisely in proposing the name Of Mr.. c. 3.
Houser as their candidate tor alderman. Mr..
Houser's conceded ability aud experience in
the discharge of public trusts recommend him
to the voters of the Fourth ward as a gentle
man who will not only honor hui acceptably
ill The position for which he is named. HIS
efforts in the last Legislature in behalf Of Sill
yer Bow county are not forgotten by the vot-
ers Of the old Fourth ward, and they will at
test their appreciation OF his past services to
them by giving him a r~ousing majority to-
morrow.
The ticket is presented to our citizens I'M
der the full assurance that it will be
accepted by them and the candidates triumph
antly elected. Composed as 1t is of some of
the lest men in the city it commends itself to
all. We do not fear the result of to-nlorrow's
work.