Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
DEMOCRATS OF GRANITE.
AN ENTHusIAsr1C GATHERING At
That BURG LAST NIGHT.


IAS ENrHusIAsr1C GATHERING A,
rHAT BURG LIST NIGHT.
raree Tarn-t,ut "a welcome the sneaker,
-Aasr...as nv r.;or M..su.,. Mr.
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svn.s,s,. - r,h.,- R.n.r..-rha Il.
.,e. Dis.n...a.-a 4 Ra..rt,on A f,.r t,,s
MeetIng-Toasts TO the Success of the
Denaocratic Ticket.
n..r,rr Mont ocsohar q --fsnac;a,t r.
A.. M;na. ~ ~. po.sv Monrta;n Tala
n.nh ill., 1-ra,,v th;. p,orn;,. q aa,eoa,
tfo, !, e;t;rsn. .ro,, f.r.n;t. a-r;vaa al ths
20 ss.or+ ~. Honw a n,a,l Hon
M.;or Ms.;nn;. and Iara. q MeMaatar,
- The s;jv.r toxn ON ths ra.vs. The fol
,ovino ,<zre tba eomm;ttae. M. Leoaet
IIJ Eer.e, Iane. f,ardan. Frank Ho,ly.
uood w schw.,ax and Jarrv Nc.
Kinoas
Th;s nartv laft thA l,,,fo and astar :
nl.asant drive of an hour. they arrived at
fnro,;+a ,vbera tbev we're escorted to the
~. o.s,;ta Mountain M;n;no com.
nanv wbara thav were receiyed by Mr.. Paul
rn.v +ho +rea.nrer and general MANAGER O,
+ha .omno,vs and Who was ab,v ass;sted
| in receiving the guests by the following
gentlemen:
mr ,rcrpr,on co,ru,rrrr
p R;aoua K. Z. Leepet. VIM. c. Bus
Lo++ Tbos n. Rakar. DIR. IF. Dickson.
Ic A Mo,aor p ri. Dnnsee. p. 7. Butler.
Johr Drooa, II Farrell Tbos. !. Dough.
T.. car+on n wo,ch Warmer
z;oo,sr p " Molaon. A.. 7. Rettles. I. l..
po.,,.. 1ob, n T-aoon;no Danl Hertz
Iohn wo,cb 1ohr Kallv, w. a. Shaw
uo,,od ps4or caIl.obar Clan
n,. I.s Mo.l;ntosb 7 r Rrazelton
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W. - Ae'D'
Alter Sne parry nao ps'ros'Aon VI 'o"e TO
freshments, in the spacious parlors OF the
Company, and the greetings and introduc'
4ions we're EXCHANGED, q visit was made to
tho famous Gr.nita mill and mines
M -., =. M.,ooou De-,
rs,
uSS' 'ne par'v "ero e0'oi 'eu w 'no no''o
OF Mine Host, j. b. Ferrei, where
AN ELEGANT REPAsT
had been prepared, to which the party did
annie Justice. There the gentlemen were
-. =. M. c,.r, w w Adams and 8.
''' eo uo'e ~.
Try, VINO came 70 'aAe par' In 'ne 'oAin's'-
ton, and to see the grand Gorch'llght pro-
cession and Granite illuminated in honor
of the visitors.
.o,,,.5 ~, +bo ro,ro
-. =, .h .n,s os,oa u,o-o
al iion' VI
ABOUT ooo men were III iine re''oS W ee'oi'
the speakers to the hall. The procession
marshaled by Dan Hertz and led oy tne
Granite cornet band, with Mr. Paul FUSE,
arm in arm with the Hon. W. A. Clark,
Mr.. Glenn, superintendent OF the Phliips-
burg Branch railroad, Mr.. l1pplts OF bhe
Bi-MetaRF, W. w. Adams OF the Hope
Mining company, anu aDouo ni'y cltNens'
was followed by about tnree hundred 1orcn-
bearers.
The transparencles were numerous 'he
first one was inscribed as fouows:
s.rBE MINERS CHOICE, W. A. CLARK"
o,o+her wos. "1as r McMsster. the next
.bar;ff of Daer Lodge County." another
cleveland and Thurman" and there were
several others.
As the procession arrived at point op'
posite Frank Holywood's place, where q
large flag had been stretched across tDe
street and on which was inscribed the .tol'
lowing Welcome to W. A. Clark, our next
delegate" there was loud and prolonged
cheering.
When the procession reached the hall II
was soon filed to overfiowing, and great
many could not gain admission, as the
hall was much too small Tor 30 great 8
demonstration. When Mr.. Paul Fusz tht
chairman OF the meeting, and the Hon. W
A. CLARK stepped UPON the platform, it wal
the singnal for loud cheering by tht
audience after which the band gave som,
excellent music.
Chairman Paul Fusz said: Ladies ant
iGentlemen Il introduce to you as the frs
sneaker J. R, Boarman, your candidate fo
Icounty attorney, who will be followed b,
Major Masinnis, and then the Hon. W. A
kClark will address you" Loud ap
tplause.I
| Mr.. BoARMAN SPEAKS.
Mr.. Boarman occupied the attention Q
the people for about ten minutes, and a
Ievery allusion to the Democratic count.
ticket applause was given, showing tina
it would receive the hearty support Q
those present. Major Maginnis occupies
about an hour and half in showing u
the Inconsistencies OF Republicans In or
Iposing the Mills bill. The speaker wa
often unable to proceed owing to the az
plause with which the good points IN Tn
address were received. 1t showed tina
Ia UNEI