Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

al s~CHEURER's.
The primary at Scheurer's passed of
quietly. There were about 1865 tickets cast,
Of which the winning ticket received Sc
while the other ticket received 70. The
following were declared elected:
ALTERNATEs.
J. e. Gaylord Al. Schumacher,
Ed. Bowen, Jno. Davis,
Fred. c. Anderson, VIM. Harris,
VIM. Moulder, Thos. Po1glaze,
d. r. Ward, p. W. Shelby,
W. G.. Benham, G. F. Bartlett,
Louis Jenkins, - Edmunds,
Jos: kuhwarth, Jno. Swanstrom.
a vote OF thanks was rendered to that
staunch Democrat. Fred Scheurer, for his
Kindness in providing a place for the Re
publicans to hold their primary in.
Vaudeville.
Last Wednesday evening the Pepubli-
cans OF Meaderville met i'll CAUCUS and
selected sixteen names, four OF which were
to be voted for at the primary last even
! ing and the same number Tor a~lternates.
Yesterday the polls We're opened at Chris.
Weideman's grocery store. Chris. Weide-
man and Joseph Theno were selected to
act as judges and James Dingevon as Sec
rotary. The following gentlemen were Sc
lected:
ALTERNATEs.
Oh ris Weideman, Joe P. Miller.
Joe Theno, Thomas Berry,
John Connors, William Bowen,
Lou Gunderson, Charles I.orenz,
Jas. Dingevon, John s. Clapp.
Some Of the delegates were seen last
evening and they express themselves that
Bossism.
SOIrTH RIITTE
The primary OF South Butte was held at
Beck's fruit stand at 4 o'clock D. m. Quite
a number Of the rank and file were on hand
to prevent any job being perpetrated on
them. They chose j. j.. Burns, George
Cross and Shell Thompson as judges.
There are only about fifty Republicans in
this precinct, but by 6 o'clock the section
men from Silver Bow arrived when voting
commenced in earnest. The following is
the result:
DELEGATES.
Ben Johnson, George Cross,
Harry G. Diamond, j.. Burns,
John Meeks, s. A. Miller,
D. j. Charles. AL. Hazlett.
The above received OH an average of 12O
votes. The knowing ones say that on
election day the men who voted at yester-
primary will not be found.
BURLINGTON PRECINCT.
The primary at this precinct was held at
the school house. There were 100 votes
cast. The following were declared elected:
DELEGATEs. ALTEKNArEs.
Pascoe, F. Madern,
r. Davey, J.. Hodges,
VIM. Masters, J.. George,
5. j. Reynolds, A. NJ. Barnes,
Carwithen, G. Mickey.
r. y "0rkman, K. W. Sampson,
w III. JoD, L. Holman.
Gerry, G.. Rodgers.
AT C~ENTERvILIE
The contest at Centerville, 1.-THE secoad
'cpubllcan precinct in the county, was a
'efy stubborn one and was between the
men who are working on lease and the
inning superintendent. There We're two tic
,ets 10 the field, one called the Alice and
amy Sllversmitht ticket, while the other was
'hown as the Centerviile ticket. The men
WORKING IN the two mines named above
we're closely watched by their mine bosses,
o that ii they wanted to vote the Center.
NE ticket there was but little oppor. :
unity LOT them to do so, as :
hey would certainly lose their !
iaces II they were elected. The Center -.
ne TICKET had no champions except a few :
citizens, whose names, we !
,arn have already been placed upon the y
olaeh BOOKS OF the mining superin- !
There were one or two small l
yea nights during the evening and some :
gun talk but nothing OF a serious nature '
and when the votes were d
it was found that the e
osses had elected seven delegates, Will. '
ne people had to be content s.
11h five; John Hendrew, VIM. DYER, II.
Ioyd, VIM: Dale, joseph Nichols and
1ephen Williams were elected on The
osses' ticket, and c.. S. Shoemaker Dam -
ameron, Nick Smitheram. Jo.cnh :,
icnards and Alexander Pearee were :
ected on the citizens ticket. 1t is NOT
nown how the delegation will stand in the +
as the seven delegates elected G.
! .ne posses ticket have been ordered to s,
ecu IN caucus to receive their on +
10 now and for whom they shall vote Jl
was expected that the bosses' Ticket G
ouio De elected by a large majority. and 4
q iact That a portion OF it was defeatnd f
ives no doubt but that some Of he nan
.lployed in the Alice and ANY Siivorsm l"nth,
mes kicked over the traces" and yntaId
e citizens ticket. This fsct docs NY n.y., y,
'ue any good for the party on next c!e,. -
,n a forit plainly shows that tho =,
e, erase Centerville voter will vote nc le ..
y NJ and will not be bull.dozed NV Gov. y, ~,
VI oYetbearing mine-managers. h;