The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-29
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
The Lass Cards of the Campaign srs Besng
Played In Earnest and the Repuh-
lican Ticket is Being
C0ppered.

"p gSS 49, ~ y" r. "1".u A..
of the campsien find the demncratic
party In this city active, conh-
dent and wide-awake. The republic
selves ma no less CONFIDENT: but il is OBJ
servnble that their Confidence IL mainly
expressed i'm regard to Carter, while the
s'ec'ion % top,es PrAeauy co"ces'eu
here. Repubiicams are straining every
they say: "As Silver Bow county goes, SO
goes the territory"
There is no Disgusting. the fact
been greatly s'renEthened by the
admirable selection OF candidates for the
county ticket; In every case the nomi-
nees nave added an element OF strength
70 the ticket as q whole, making the
whole what - acknowiedRed I'd ne tne
stroiiRest poiiticai ticket ever offered the
voters OF Silver Bow county. The candi-
inte Tor state senator, MIR. De- j. hcnnessy,
is widely known as one of the most enter
prisin9 Anu ssit's's:ssiui business men, not
31niy n butte nut IN the state OF Montana.
IA the legislature Is particularly excellent.
AMI :S SiS9un - "me Ga Ime mos, pIPe,n n
L. Frank is known to everyone,
ana mas wide experience IN a
e,ty aHairs' haviihg hnen twice mayor OF
Butte. he WILL know wen what TINS
county wants: w 4. Penrose is the able
Editor OF the M.N:mg Jou,,aa!, and VIII be
iabarinR people are for him. His course
IN the trsat,neilt OF all labor questions has
Ds,en Iair, honest anu consistent. John
most popular Irish-A in Butte, "a
resiuent OF THIS camp TOT over nine years
S YSan q "s Man's IL institute sss M'n and the %si amm ass
GuAISls. n. courtney Is engaged IN the
mercantile business in Upper Main street,
4 Courtney. He is is a strong friend
q tne "ofkihghien eopoi r. Scnn,idt
rs one OF tue oldest citizens OF Butte,
nlvlnR come mere lslrIy III the TfOR. AMI IL
one OF the largest owners in the tenten-
MIA brewery; A. NJ. Dusseault, a; NJ.
the other candidates for REPRESENTATIVES.,
canvass has been successful:
trict judge, will dignity the place, for he is
a man whose p~re-eininent quality is a de-
Eugene ID. Sullivan has already held the
office OF sheriff and his record Is known
to everyone; George H. Casey will have a
is conceded TO p the man for the place.
on account OF ms success IN conluct,ng
majority should, and il is believed
will be a rousing one; He has
shown himself TO he eminentIy the man
ShIigin9, at the same time that he has
been accurate and reliable IL the duties
best people Of the courts are agreed tina,
there should tie no change. He was one
OF tine Two men on the democratic ticket
Harry Hyncs, the candidate Tor assess.
or, In the choice OF the workinRmen, and
the candidate of all good citizens, John
L. baiuwln, Tor county attorney, IL KNOWN
70 he able, diingeft ana Just the man Tor
place. Will l.: Clark. for clerk OF the
district court, has lived in Montana since
four years old, and is u young man well
known and highly thought of i'm Butte,
and MS election Is generally desired.
Miss Carrie Cox IL the wise choice OF the
democracy Tor candidate Tor superin-
tendent OF schools; DIR. u. w. Beal IL the
fortunate choice Tor coroner; =. II.
Harper Tor surveyor; j.. W.. Murphy Tor
PUBLIC administrators; John Caplice, John
n. McQueeney and Charles II. Palmer
for county commissioners; John Eddy
ana u. r. Irvine tor Justices OF Silver
Bow; John Walsh and Elias Lytle fol
constables; j.. n: Mitchell and NJ. Arnold
Tor Justices OF Walkerville; william Nc,
kennon and John Toole for constables oi
Walkerville.
With the above county ticket te
strengthen the state and congressiona
candidates, 1t Ii not surprising that the
republicans are well nigh desperate ant
are resorting to desperate means
OF influencing voters. To-day the
Italian quarter OF Butte was ftoodet
with dodgers calling upon thu
pnpiican party c~andiuates; mat the part!
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