The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-29
Political Pointers.

!. MI: Joe Psrron win make lust VIII.
= wanted-a first-claas road snne,
vlsor. Joe Is an active. indnatr;ar.
energetic young man, and being in
sfested himself in keeping the road
perfect repair, he will devoI,
us undivided attention to the dutis,
'ne onice. The Democrats NAMED
sue right man for the right plac,
wnen they nominated Joe Perron TO,
road supervisor. vi
Judge Nichols ought to be re-e,ec+ed
a.'lce OF the Peace by a thousand
majority. He is one of the most o
uiar magistrates that ever onened
court IN Silver Bow Township.
With Hon. Stephen Dewolfe in
inc Legislative Council and Messrs.
BALDWIN, Forbis, and Duffy in the
house the interests of Silver Row
county will be ably advanced and
guarded. They should be elected bv
a rousing majority.
ID. Bacon will make an excellent
coroner for Silver Bow county during
the next two years.
Messsr. l.. P. Smith and E. T. Ow-
ems have made diligent officers as pre-
SENATORS of the peace and in bring
ing offenders of the law to Justice
They ars tried men and have fully
earned an endorsement of their faith
full services by their election.
1t may not be generally known but
IL Is stated as a fact that County Com
missioner Harry G.. Kessler is run
ing for sheriff of Silver Bow county.
Anaconda, it is said, will cast
about three Democratic to one Re-
publican vote.
Hon. w. Y. Pemberton was one of
the speakers at q grand Democratic
demonstration IN Helena Saturday
evening. The sky was painted in
brilliant hues on the occasion,
Captain Shepherd is making
splendid progress in the preliminary
arrangements for the grand Demo-
cratic sky painting to come eff in
this city next Saturday evening.
1t has been suggested that Colonel
be invited to act as mar
shall of the Democratic torchlight
procession next SATURDAY. evening.
Joe Perron will level off the roads
Tor tie benefit of the Republican can
1idates now on their way to Salt
Mr. J. Fl. Harper is one of the best
'urveyors in Madison County. The
people propose to elect him to the of.
next Tuesday.
All the young men and two thirds
# the old ones in the Territory will
'ote for Joe Toole next Tue sday.
The Toole meetings are the most
ever held in Montana.
It is surmised on the street that
)r. Gleason, the Republican candi-
ate for Justice of the Peace, will
pen a free soup house On election
ay and pull teeth at half price.
AT the Delegate election two years
90 the Territory cast @, 318 votes, of
'hich Silver Bow county cast 1868.
It is autboritatively denied that
[r. Freyschlag will issue free meal
ckets from now until six O'Clock on
he afternoon of Nov. 4th next.
Hank Walton is making Maud s.
me in the race for sheriff. He is
,ming down the home-stretch in
allant style while Kessler and Sulli-
IN are neck and neck at the half
lie pole. |,
While Mayor of the city Mr.. Vail
ms official acts received the hearty
ldorsement of our citizens irrespec-
We of party.
The public record of every Dem
ratio candidate for county offices
open for public inspection. Not
flaw nor a stain can be found upon !
EN-.
. reward of 81 600 will be paid for A..
e discovery of a dishonest official ,
t by any candidate upon the Dem ,
ticket.