The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-02

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f0ssuant - pUbolshed eall ~ eGl
W Dew Coasty DeoeesaGie Csavsa-
aso 0st q CAPaiee Hall II ~ elty
q Datts, 0epesobse II, ls04 q Il
e's1eek II.
II ~ ahoooee q NJ. ". A. Clask,
IL CAo11ma0 q ~ Do0osgat3e Cea-
tssl Committee, upea ustioa Il d..
q. ". Deal, Hrs. q. W. olaplstoa
~ sasstsd temporary chairman. o.
0oe3eo David Marks w1s eIeeted ts0-
pesoEy soesseasy.
o. melton a Mr.. Chasjas eohleo-
angee; thsC Chair appointeda commit.
~ q 1yssa csedestiab, eoasisting
- Chas. eehlsssisgss, Fred eehssse,
0eoFue W. NsWkiEk, G. b. Hossss
aDd Henry Jaeohs.
On n.etioa a d.. Beal tho Chair
appointed . ee0mlttee q nine On o.
0oe q Busins0 and Pesmanent Or
ganisstjsn, consisting Of g. W. Bsal,
JGG Lavell, John CadiGnn, Peter
Ce9, John Stone, ". W. Dixsa, ].
b. Clask, II. q. Walton and I'd. Ma
hoosy.
On motion q W. A. Clark the Chair
appointed . committed q I've o. Res
slstieas, consisting Of W. A. Clark,
W. Y. Psnbsstos, John Noyss, Pat
ClaSk and Chas3eD Casve1.
o. motion ofotephea Bynum, Hon.
q. ". otapleeoa W. added 70 the
Co0mittoo a ResolutjooA
On n,otiea Tie Conventloa took .
Iseess until 3 O'Clock p n.
AFTERNOON sHDsloN.
The couventioa seaasenbled at 2
o'e3oek p. N. Hon. g. w. Stapleton
In The chair.
The committee On credentials
made The following report:
Nh. CHAIRlGAH: Your committee
a efedeptjals have examined the
esooeotiab a delegates from the
sovoznl peeeinclD and flnd the follow
Ing named gentlemen are entitled to
seats In thin convention:
W. W. Dixon, J. r. Clark, J. n.
Coanell, Geo. w. Newkirk, Henry
Jacobs, Jeha Mccormick, w. Y.
Pemossto0, E. b. Waterbury,
0eeess w. stap,ston, J. H. Lynch
". A. Clark, H. g. Walton, Qeo6
Lavslls, 0sorgs ". Bsale. Oscar
Allsn, 0ilbsft Barrett, Peter Meany,
eilvsa Hughes, David Marks,
Joseph A. Hyde, samuel Lewis,
william Owsley, Chris. Houser,
John Noyss, William J. NcNamara,
q. A. Bynum.
WALKERvlLLE PRECINCT.
]. d. murphy, Frank Shovelin,
John Cusick, John Cadigan, James
Wright, Pat Clark, Nlchael AcNa-
me-, Charles Schlessingef, Dennis
Driseoll, Henry Wisesnan.
sMEUR's STORE.
T.. D. Aiken, Fred. 6cheur.
q. n. DEPOT PRECINCT.
Peter Cox, Charles Savage.
CENTREvILLE.
Maurice Powers, Thon,as ID. KILL
gnllen, Jerry G. Sullivan, Michael
Holland.
YANKEE DOODLE.
James Lamb, Nichael Gleason.
SILVER BOW JUNCTION.
g. e. Sherman, J. r. Kinney, W.
o. Fallon, d. T. Chapman.
NEwT0N's SAW MILL.
A. n. Walker.
H. +. b. Grey, James johnson,
John 8. Stone, n. o. Belts.
BUrcHERrowN
John O'Donnell.
CENTENNIAL BREWERY.
b. b. Belcher, VIM. Nichaelson.
DIVIDE.
A. E. Wilber, Daniel Parker.
BURLINGTON.
Frank Krsitsr, Charley Carver.
N'cALL's RANCH
Thomas A. Wall.
cATCnIN0's CAMP.
George A. Hanna.
SILVER BOW.
w. w. Bently, Henry Fryer.
VAUDEVILLE.
Ed Nahoney, William g. Conner,
Michael O'Neasa.
BRowN's oULCH.
&C Steith.
oEARY's RANCH.
Thomas Pattesson.
0ERxAN 0ULcu.
w. 8. NcCleesy.
HAIL COLUMBIA.
Joseph Miller.
HIGHLAND.
r. A. Penny, Dennis Mcdonald.
vIRNOCRE'.
N. virnoche.
All Of which b respectfully sub
mitted..
CHAs. 6CHLEsslNoER,
Chairman.
On motion Of E. b. Waterbury the
report of the committee on crede''-
tials was adopted and committee dis
charged.
The committee on permanent or
Ranisation and order Of business
made the following report:
10 tie Chairman Of the Democratic
County Convention Of Strcr Bow
(bwniy, Nosta'sa Territory:
Your committee on permanent
organization and order Of business
A. n x~NOn