The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-08-29

State Senator. WIN. NJ Ihorntor
Of Anaconda.
r. G. Humber
......... Frank HOLLYWOOD
.........C G.. X. Hardenbrooh
Representatives. .....-.......C. M. Grqtchfiele
..................S sylvan Hughes
.................J. C: Robinson
l............. =: M2rcuH
Of Phiiipsburg. N
Clerk Of District Court. . yelling Naptor
Of Deer Lodge.
..J l.. Hamilton
Of Anaconda.
County Commissioners ' 81 Deee %eG o9sa GGckrel
"A: A. Mcdonald
| OF PhiliRsbgrg;;
County Attorney Of Granite: '''" D. SHAW
Clerk and Recorder. er..:...........J. ]. F. Brazeltor
Treasurer. er......................... T. KennoI
Assessor. or...................... .Thos. McTague
Of Ovando.
OF Anaconda
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Margaret Wolfe
Of Deer Lodge.
survey u '''' Of Deer Lodge. L. ~ D''''<
Coroner. .Dr w. ia!
Public Administrator. or...............B. F. Brown
Or Garrison.
The democratic state convention was
called to order by A. }. Davidson. chair
man Of the central committee. at Ana.
conda, Monday noon, and Secretary
Wallace read the call. VIM. A. Clark, o1
Butte. was elected temporary chairman
and L. b. Collins, of Great Falls. tempo
rary secretary.
,nf;D S,11o
dentials was chosen, one member from eaci
county: Beaverhead. L. G.. Feyrie: Cascade
Matthew Dunn: Choteau, c; r: Dner; Custer
Lodge, j. b. hicMGsters: Fergus. G. s. Fell
Gallatin, E. B. I.ar1n,e: Jefferson, G. E. Poole
Lewis and Clarke C rksH. II R. Comly; Madison, Wn
". G. Murphy; Park, R. S. Roth; Silver Bow
R. D. Iegsett; Yellowstone: ": Ten ne Eycke; is;on 81
fias,s.e'i Thos. l.. Gorham; G. 3. Conrad; Custer
William H. BullaEd; Dawson, Geo. R. Ting'e :1s
Stuart: GaIiatin. John s Mendenhall; Jefferson
Edward Cardwell: Lewis and lark, Jas. Sullivan
Madison, Henry Schmallhausen; Measher. J. p
kanouse; Missoula, John L. s Sloan: Park ;nohr
S. Stout: Silver Bow, w. W. Dixon; yellow
Stone, John W. Buskett. :.
When the committee on permanent organ
cotton reported, recommending that Hon. w;
Clark, the temporary chairman, Ge Gontlhueu d
of Meagher county. a: II. Barrett OF Silver Bow
and W. H. Todd, of Choteau, be the permanent
secretaries, the report was accepted Tl9hou'
dissent. ..
The chair appointed as the committee or
resolutions Messrs. Maginnis. Parberry, Bick
ford, Myers, Stapleton and Wort. The orde1
of business was amended SO as TO caIi tor 'nt n
platform before the convention entered uPo1
the nomination of candidates: The conventlol
then adjournen until 10 a. m: tomorrow IN ordel %
that the committee on resolutions mlShC nave
time to prepare its report. , >, =.
The delegates from the seventh jud1cal, DIS
trict, composed of Dawson, Custer and Yellow
for Judge, and those from the sixth d!strlG h e
counties, nominated Moses J. Liddell, O
Boze nan, for jud e.. A.,
counties Of Cascade, Choteau and Fergus,n ,nomr
mated J. B. Les lie for district judge.
Hon. Martin Maginnis. was unanimously
as ens wR s
Hon. Joseph X. Toole was in Ii hke manner
nominated for the governor ship, and great en-
thusiasm was shown over it.
For lieutenant governor, Hon. Granvllle
Stuart, of Fergus county; John H. Conrad. OF
Yellowstone, and w. II. Poindexter, OF Beaver
head were presented. ballot was taken
to choice, ss; j. H. Conrad, ss; v; H Poi9des: lex
ter, SO; Granville Stuart, 26. Mr.. Conrad was
declared the nominee of the convention;
Speeches were made by Hon. J X Toole, hon. hon
For chief Justice, Stephen DeWolfe. of Silver
Bow, was the unanimous choice OF the conven'
ton.
For associate Justices, F.. X: Armstrong, OF
Gallatin. and W, N. Bickford. of Missoula, were
nominated by acclamation:
For attorney general, w. Y. Pemberton, OF
Silver Bow, received the unanimous vote OF the
convention.
For clerk of the supreme court, Geo. F. Cope
of Madison, received the full vote OF the con-
vention.
Beayerhead. was nominated without opposition
For treasurer, Jerry Collins, of Cascade, was
the unanimous choice Of the DELEGATES. t no.,
Lodge was nominated unanimously.
For superintendent of public instruction, A:
C. Logan, J. c. Templeton and J. r.: Russe]
were named The two first having declined
out dissensiOn.
Marcus DAILY was chosen chairman of the stats
central committee, amid great cheers: c: a
Broadwater was chosen to represent Montana IN
the democratic national committee.
Following is list of the state central com
nittee selected: Beaverhead. Con Bray, Dillon
c. E. Conrad, Fort Benton; Custer, L. c. Deer
Miles City; Dawson, Geo. R. Tinsle. Glendive
Deer Lodge, Sylvan Hughes, Anaconda; Fergus
Granville Stuart, Fort Maginnls: Gallatin wal
ter Cooper Bozeman; jefferson, John Schreiner
Wickes; Lewis and Clarke, A. {. Logan, Hel-
ena; Madison, +. sehmallhansen, Virginia II
City; Meagher, h. 4. Whaley, townsend; BIS
soula, J. r. Higgins, Missoula; Park, J. H: Saw
age, Livingston; Silver Bow, G. w. Stapleton,
Butte; Yellowstone, L. B, Wil]isto n, Billings.
The convention then adjourned.
County Convention.
The democratic county convention
convened at Morse's hall, Philipsburg,
last Friday. 1t was probably the larg-
est county convention ever held in Deer
Lodge county, total representation OF
121 delegates being present, which was
increased by number of visitors from
neighboring towns.
The body was called to order at II
o'clock and John R. Quigley, of Black
foot. elected temporary chairman, and
F. W. Peckover, of Anaconda, temporary
secretary. Committees on credentials,
consisting of James B. McMaster, 4. S.
Higgins, W. J. Swartz, J. r. Boarman
and D. Fl. Mellan, and general order of
business, composed of Peter Gallagher,
J. r. Toole. F. d. Brown and John L.
Strauhal, were appointed, and recess
until 2 p. m. taken.
On reassembling, the temporary Of
fcers were made permanent. The COM