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

County Convention.
The republican county convention met
at Deer Lodge, Wednesday, August q,
at 11:30 a. m.
DR.. D.. J. Mcmillan was elected tenn
porary chairman and VIM. Read, secre-
tary.
The following committee on creden-
tials was appointed: Turney, O'Bannon,
Morse, Titus, Dixon, Blair, Ritchie,
Reek, Meagher.
Committee on permanent organiza-
ton: Whitenill, Glover. Eardly, Dear
born, Van Gundy.
Recess taken until l o'clock
Upon reassembling, the committee On
credentials reported as follows, which
was adopted: We, your committee, ap-
pointed to examine credentials, do find
the following named gentlemen entitled
to seats in the conventions:
Drummond-W. Il. BeeIer.
Stune Station-B. r. Horton.
Garrison-R. 3. Spurrier.
Beartown-R. B. Loomis.
Tower-Thomas Hollingsworth.
New Chicago-R. NJ. Fergus, G.. W..
Morse.
Ovando-A. Armstrong.
ElIiston-t1. T. Cameron, has Dixon.
Black Pine. Erickson.
Kirkyille Thomas Jones, G. w. Ban
croft.
Granite-Thos Treveaille, J. F. Fox.
Robert Craig, G. J. Reeh. ~. J. Allason,
Sam Green.
Hasnark-T. E. Bonfield.
arm Springs-C. f. Mussigbrod.
Deer Lodge-N. ). Bielenberg. O. B.
O'Bannon, Z. P. ills, J. E. Van Gundy,
Avon-A. G. Glover.
Willow Glen-John &. Eardiey.
Blackfoot City--RR. L. Davis.
Anacond;,-W L. Hoge, II. J. I'itz-
patrick, G. G. Thatcher. Mike Mullen,
VIM. E ad, Chas. Houci1, Joseph kepp-
ler.W. ". Iurney, j. Mcfarland, L. g.
Mallory, NJ. c. Leonard, John Cannon,
Il. Z. Whitehill.
Anaconda Upper Works-D. Il: Evans.
iarroll-A. j. Blair, ". 4. jackson,
J. P. Welch, O.. Hand, VIM. Ramsey.
Orc Fino-Wni. Molthen.
hilipsburg-H. T. Titus, 4. Il. Dear
born, BENZ. Pier, Al. Wentworth, }. l..
Bateman, Angus Mcintyre.
Committee on permanent organlza-
ton recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent.
A committee was appointed to select
delegates to the state convention.
Recess taken until o'clock.
The committee reported, upon reas-
sembling, the following as delegates to
state convention, which was adopted:
n. j. Bielenberg, c. Z. Mussigbrod,
n,,,rr1. ~ h,(apnnn [ ID
Joslyn, A. G. Glover, Samuel Reynolds,
Jas. B. Featherman, 4. E. Spurrier,
E. i. Freyschlag, III. f. Titus, A. K. Dear
horn, G W. Morse, Thos. Ireveallle,
q. j. Reek, W. J. Allason j. 1. Bateman,
G.. H. Moore, B. r. Horton. Il. Il. White
hill, S. A. Estes, NJ. j.. Fitzpatrick, J..
AlcFarlan. w. W. Turney, Chas. Houck,
j G. Keppler, } ohm Cannon, "A. j. Blair,
}. r. Eardley.
When nominations were declared in
order, Theodore Brantley, of Deer Lodge,
was nominated district judge by accia-
nation.
For clerk Of the district court, G. j..
Reek, of Granite, was nominated III the
same manner.
For county commissioners, j. Z. kepp-
Ter. of Anaconda, G. w. Morse, Of New
Chicago, and John Bielenberg, of Deer
Lodge, were nominated by acclamatlon.
For clerk and recorder, Will. f. F'uray
was nominated without opposition.
For sheriff, Ed. II. Moore, of Granite.
and Joseph Lodge, of Deer Lodge, were
named. The Anaconda delegation op-
posed Moore on account of his appoint
ing an unfit deputy in Anaconda. The
ballot gave oore 33 and Lodge 30.
Lew. Coleman was unanimously nOml-
mated treasurer.
Magnus Hanson was put up in the
same manner for county surveyor.
For assessor. 4. G. Station, of Carroll;
Frank Hatton, OF Deer Lodge, and W..
b. Evans, of Philipsburg, were men,
toned. he first ballot gave St on %.
Hatton q, and Evans 10. Seconu bal
lot: Station 80, Hatton %, and Evans
6. Station nominated:
For coroner, VIM. Facer, Of Garrison,
was nominated without opposition.
II. T. Titus, for county attorney, was
in the same way disposed OF.
d. Mcmillan, president of the Col
lege of Montana, was unanimously de-
clared the nominee for state senator.
John ". Blair, of Nevada valley, b. L.
McKinstry, of lleer Lodge. A. + Dear
born, of Philipsburg, and o. A. Tibbetts,
of Clark, were chosen as representatives.
The Anaconda delegates were not pre-
pared to name their share Of the repre-
sentatives, and permission was given
their members Of the county central
committee to do so.
The nomination of JOINT representative
from Beaverhead and Deer Lodge coun-
ties was left to the state convention dele
gates of the two counties.
A committee of five was appointed to
select a central committee of seven mem
bers. O'Bannon, Bateman, Fitzpatrick,
Morse and Horton were named to select
them.
The committee reported the following
central committee, which was accepted:
Deer Lodge, chairman, n. J. Bielenberg,
Lew. Coleman; Anaconda, J. B. Losee,
NJ. J. Fitzpatrick; Willow Glen, John R.
Eardley; Philipsburg, H. F. Titus; Gran
ite, G. }. Reek.
The convention then adjourned