Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12


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s Atchison. r. p Mcf,ahe 4 "a osa.t. s
4 fGeo. Nav. John r Mnrnhv nay;J Ris,.s a., |,
: A. Lenoir Thoa. MacEansss 4 -,
~. e. Hart. 81. j. Roean. M Ra;n;e n q
Lebart. Alex. Burns .Terrv Rob;nson
2 IC. Riddle W. n. G;lthorne Ios 0,E.
John Brady. e. W. Toole. -
Park Conntv De,eoa ateSA u nj,
and A. Mayne fat large, B. F. Myers. J.
Savage, John Stuff Harvey Bliss. ".
tCameron, d. p. VanHorne.
Alternates-J. Haynes, j. N. Come
III. 81. Martin, w. II. Lee, o. N. Hatch.
NJ. Wright 8. o. N. @. Brady.
Silver Bow County Dsiepatea-W.
tnark and g. w. Stapieton cat laree). II.
Nspton, Geofsrey Layell, =. Il. Forbis. ].
Lynch, w. w. Dixon, w. Y. Pemberto
Thos. Culley, Wm. M. Anderson, j. ii. n
Queeney. p. ]. Brophy. J. j. O,Farre
Chris. Nissler, Sam Shirley, Thos. Kilgs
Ion, John Cadigan, w. Z. Kenyon, Shell,
Tuttle, George Mckee, Reuben R. Gear
Dennis Driscoll, n. Gansberger. Sam LeRo
Jonn smith. ID. j. C0nnelf, Ed. Roone
Joseph Blackburn, B. d. LegRat, Phil.
Hickey, A. III. Barrett.
Alternates-J. Kahnweiler, p. ]. NJ
Arthur, y. Nichols, Il. 81. Campbell,
=. Harber, L. q. Maillet, G. B. House
rhomas Hlckey, a. GWinn, Geo.
Gassy, boomer .nomas mitchell
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qa., =. I. 6misn, =. hearnes, y.
+ 5.If =. =. oniiivan, W. L.. giark aunt
sanSys ~ n: foung. y. ~ Murph.
Mishaei heanedy 1aiex- =. johnson, w. I
| Asnerno5, Thomas Doyle, =. W.aForbil
!! oven Doian.
Yellowstone County Delegates -Alfre
Myers, u. II. Conrad. John MaginHis, c.
warner, Il. W. Rewiey, 9. A. Wustrum.
Custer County Delegates-T. j. Thong
son. j. +. Geddes, L. g. Dear, o. +. Wilson
Ihos:sas y. Ifvifs, 3. M. SWartz, w. ii
buiiard, Ed Butler, w. E. Jordan. f.
Alien, G. +. Merrill, 8. 81. Bosworth.
J.. +. GRAVES, Chairman.
GRANVILLE STUART, Secretary.
The report was accepted and the com
mittee discharged.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on perma
nent organization and order of business wa,
then read. It recommended 4. Is. Collins
of Great Falls, for permanent ehairman,
Dave Marks for permanent secretary: w
III. Todd and F. e. Corbett for permanent
assistant secretaries. The report was ac
cepted and Messrs. Pemberton and Stuart
appointed to escort the permanent chair.
IL
Mr.. Collins on be;no ;ntrodueod ~ . : -
ceiyed with entbns;asm and so;d he z. 80 .o,
heartily glad he had been - se,ected ~ ,ra' ..e
side over this meeting. Heha5 hee,, e,no r.. r.
of a centnrv IN Monfa. :, ii - -. oe'
noo,a ,,,;tna n.S1.NNu ..0 allu neser Sa" q
varted - ~ Ivy ~ ccnvsn0lon; ne ad-
tso = resoeao ode DenOclaelc l Ds sereng1n 10 Cno-
sect;on he ss1. - s e Js k .oun.les On Mnlen
that n cnnsa.n;.,n ~. - Il Iepresen sauve;
vaa awo.o that = Snas .onor On MN ne
Lheir ;mnorto nca - ~ tha nas ~ recosnltlon OF
that when Nnve,nhe. .o do py a'.s anu nupeu
,ount;ea wo,,ld roIl e'o .ounu Cnese
nc t,.e 1911 Ion up sucn majority
no chnssn : ,snuooaax.; nom moalu heo regreo nav.
ns it, rs.as;a;na GEO. vo'rI m u olae seyGlon
n q cancns mi ~ an+h,,s;aa iass peen
,on,;natoJ a aant1a uus.as sm, enae Gao
Delegate in Congress in such a manner and
where he had rec. iyed snch honore that ;f
le lived to the age OF Methuselah he could
lever be more emphatically endorsed
gam. The speaker adverted to the con-
ltlon OF progress that Montana presented
md claimed the largest share in the credit
or it for her Democratic officers. She had
een represented by Democrats in Congress
no it is too late now that Montana should
e under Republican rule. He was proud
! the history made by the
ational Administration which had
lihlled every pledge and administered
very department OF the government with
onesty and efficiency. He wound up by
eclaring thst tire Dvmeeratie =astx-ai thaI |
ol Uo year from Deavernead 10
noeeau anu ron Missouia TO custer had
loNh sucn enthusiasm IN tneir conven-
ons, Gna1 IL was an augury OF victory In
osGinper ne 1hanked tne convention
- one nVuoI ~ mao eonierreu on MIN ana
= Inae gne genoieman u had selected
Y Deiegase WILL LII oVerwneimingiy sweep the
elriVorJ' Ihe speaker was heartily
ieereo.
V0te OF Snanks was returned to the
on. oosepn marion 1or tne able manner
wnicn ne presided over the temporary
lganizatlon.
The chair then asked the further pleasure
the convention.
Hon. Sam Word then arose to place in
for Delegate man who was
le choice of the convention and said he
d so with great deal of nIsssnre 10 him.
N. A meeting of This hind i, wb;ch aro
,sociated together the wisdom Of the nartv
mes regularly as the wears roll ronnd n +
as an occasion where he was alwavs de-.
,hted to be. There was only one occasion
could recollect when he asked any favor
the hands OF his party and that was so
ng ago that he had only a faint recollec-
On of it. He was about to Dlace in nom
alton a man whom all the party bonored.
st it be said they would aiways find their
lmble servant ready to voice the
II of his party. He thanked the delegation
Lewis and Clarke fvr the honor 5I,ey had
me him in placing this duty on him. He
ID come here to ses if he couId not wine
it this contemplate Sentiment of an East
id West side. fLoud eheerinp.1 They had
it one side in this conveDtion-ths side
march to victory Thev had a .an
10 will sacrifice his interests at the re-
lest OF the convention. Not only would
e couHty where he made his fret success !,
life roll up q mighty majority for him
It all the others in the Territory would be
ger to show which would give him the
rgest majoriey. He nominated w. A.
ark OF Silver Bow county Cloud and long
ntlnued cheeringI and in making the {
he moved that he be declared j
nominee of this convention by accla- '
alton. II
The motion was seconded by T. C. Mar
all, who declared the enthusiasm exhib- '
"a unprecedented among the list OF Demo- '
attic conventions in this Territory. The I
thusiasm evoked there would echo and {
echo throughout every county OF Mon.
ma. AS was said by the chairman, Mon.
ma and it's citizens have reason to be {
oud OF the system OF education and other 1
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