The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-19
DER LODGE S S

ssou.tng Meeting Held ny the Democratic
Personal anst other Isesn..
Special Correspondents of the standard.
DEER LODGE, Sept. 1s.-Thc Deer Lo<ig..
Democratic club had u rousinQ meeting
last night. This first speaker was Charles
b. H~arlcnbrook, of Race Track. canti-
date for the Legislature. He reviewed the
operation OF the registration law i'm Deer
Lodge county. We onl, had sixteen regis-
terinR agencies. wher,ns we were entitled
to twenty, and those precincts mostly at
fscted were democratic. As AN instance
he cited Pioneer. This p~rscinct was dem
o~rratic. and they had bscn compelled tn
go tai Garrison tai register. The costs of u
registry agent there would not have
been over SldO. whereas il must have cost
the hfty-sevcn men there who Registered
500 at the very least i'm loss Of time and
rs,s.ms re II going 70 Garrison to
less complaint even had the agency
been established at Gold creek. midway
betwes.u Pioneer AMI Garrison. This
would have divided the burdens. As il is
abpnt twenty voters at Pioneer failed to
register. Mr.. H~aricnbroos brought down
the house when he rcferrssi tn the efforts
pbiican members from thisc county i'm the
last legislature. trying to amend the bill
on mime Inspector so that no person but ~
native born American could Ia mine i'm
spsctor. After the close of the speech of
Mr.. Ha~rlcnbrook, the club was addressed
~ John +. Brazclton. "Cnclc Jack;" cam
ht@
McTagne, candidate for assessor. The
club then made arrangements for u ro,is-
ing reception of the Hon. X. Ii. Smith and
the Hon. w. \. Pemhrrton next Tuesday
night.
arrive until Friday morning. and il will
be interred in the afternoon of that day.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has con-
tested the presumption entry Of Harry. IL.
Eckelsot, of upper Deer Lodge valley.
for IN part Of section q, township z north.
range 10 west, and h taking OF proof
was beg,n in the probate court to-day.
The railroad contends that the land was
unoccIpied and no valid filing ON IL i'm
1887 when the road made define location,
sna this ~, is di.pascd by Mr.; ESSh'ison:
are Bullass Parrott. w. IL. X. Edwards
and Thomas Ford. all from h upper
valley.
candidates to-day tn attend the rally at
Champion to-night, namely Sylvan
HuRhes, VIM. NJ. Thornton and John II.
Toole. They were met at Deer Lodge 10y
Thos. McTa9uc. Jno. +. Brazieton and
w. r. Shaw.
Sometime since a. person here owning "a
ticket in the louisiana State Lottery drew
a prize Of $15,OOO. Since then amy number
of persons have been buying tickets i'm
these lotteries. the of which
IL that there has been a constant flow of
money from this town tn New Orleans.
In the last dra this month, thrc were
three tickets her. which drew prizes. two
of which drew 500 each and one which
drew $500. Ii is actually IA misfortune for
a person i'm IA given place tn draw "a prize
in one Of these lotteries. Every poor per-
son i'm the community then suddenly de-
sirss to become rich 10y buying tickets and
all their hard earrings go into the Unsuitable
maws of thcsH. concerns. More
money goes out of the community than
can ever come back. Its ON - parallel
with I'er ccntagc poker.