Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18

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to champion their cause, but there was 6
total absence OF the ''push and pull
game" that disgraces elections in til.
east. The result ~iustiies the statement
that the electors exercised their preroga
tives without fear or favor, and that The
best men won In arranging the precincts
the districting power saw fit to drop off q
portion OF Silver Bow county and unite il
with Jefferson, and that fact makes it i'm
possible to present complete returns, but
as far as heard from they are as follows;
District No. 22-The following precincts
of Silver Bow county: Clipper Mine
Rocker, Silver Bow junction, Divide, Fee
ley's Station, Melrose. Norton Gulch, Soap
Gulch, South Butte and the Sixth and
| Seventh wards of Butte City-G. w. Staple.
ton, J. J. Mediation, Democrats; Hiram
Knowles, j. e. Richards, Republicans.
Sixth Ward, Butte-G. w. Stapleton 76,
Seventh ward 142, South Butte 1O2, Silver
Bow IA. Total 1874.
Hiram Knowles, Sixth ward 70, Seventh
ward 143, South Butte II, Silver Bow II,
old Silver Bow Is. Total 319.
j.. ]. Mediation, Sixth ward SO, Seventh
ward III, South Butte GO, Silver Bow Ii.
| Total 255.
J. E. Richards, Sixth ward So, Seventh
ward 129, South Butte "a, Silver Bow 13.
Total 279.
District No. 23-The following precincts
of Silver Bow county: VAUDEVILLE, Center
| Vile, Burlington, Centennial Brewery, Ger
man Gulch, Gregson's Springs and Nc
Cune's Wood Camp-Leopold F. Schmidt,
Joseph Hogan, Democrats; VIM. Dryer,
Geo. M. Bourquin, Republicans.
Walkerville-Hogan 229, Schmidt 1928,
Bourquin 214. Dyer 1876.
Burlington-Schmidt 35, Hogan 4S, Bor-
/ quin 81, Dyer 81.
Observation-Disclosures 80, Hogan 80, Bor-
quin 6, Dyer z.
Centerville Hogan 1913. Dyer 1876.
Schmidt 153, Borquin 81.
District No. 24-The First, Third and
Fifth wards of the city OF Butte-E. D.
Aiken, T. T. Courtnay, Democrats; George
Haldorn, f. E. Sergeant, Republicans.
First ward--F. E. Sargeant 1OS, Geo.
Haldorn So; e. D. Aiken 2OS, T. F.
Courtney $685..
Third ward-sargeant 80, Haldorn 76;
Aiken 76, Courtney 90.
Fifth ward-Sargeant 204, Haldorn 20S;
Aiken 1876, Courtney 1876.
District No. 25-The Second and Fourth
wards OF the city of Butte-W. w. Dixon,
w. A. Clark, Democrats; G. 8. Warren,
Thompson Campbell, Republicans.
Second ward-W. A. Clark 373, W. w.
Dixon 3O6, G. s. Warren 1859, Thompson
Campbell 149.
Fourth ward Clark 215, Dixon 1856,
Campbell "a, Warren SO.
As subsequent returns come in from the
outlying precincts they will be presented to
the readers of The MINER, with the hope
and belief that the present indications,
which presage a Democratic victory, will be
verified.
THE RESULT IN LEwIs N CLARKE.
HELENA, M. T., May 14.-[Special to
the Miner.]-Those who labored under the
delusion to-day, that the contest was non
political found reason to change their minds
early in the day, as both parties worked
like beavers. The vote was not very heavy,
but was lively and exciting. Hundreds are
crowding at the newspaper offices, eager to
learn The latest.
In the fourteenth district the result is
Toole CAB, Maginnis 575, Hershfeld 555,
Hedges SGT.
In the thirteenth district the Republicans
elect Governor Carpenter aud W., A. Chess
man, and the Democrats Muth.
In the fifteenth district the Republicans
elect Craven and Candy, the Democrats
Burns.
The returns from the twelfth are very
meagre.
The Indications are that the Democrats
will carry Choteau. Gallatin, and Cascade
are surely Democratic.
The Democrats here rejoice at the news
from Silver Bow county.
THE RESULT IN INT
BOULDER, Mont, May 14.-[Special 10
THE MINER. 1.-The vote was very light on
account OF the weather. The returns from
the interior of the county are coming in
very slowly, but indicate the election oil
Cardwell and Joyes, Democratic, and Ham
mond, Republican. Kennedy, the Inde-
pendent. is showed under.
Boulder gives Joyes 1O2, Cardwell 172,
Hammond so, Merriman 35, Kennedy %.
Boulder, Jefferson. Alaambria, Placer
and Clancy, in the Eleventh, give Joyes
| ESQ, Cardwell 226, Hammond 1853, Merri
man LA, Kennedy 20.
In the Twenty-frst there was no contest.
| Basin and Elk Park give Breen SO, Gaylord
SO, Billiard go.
CASCADE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.
GREAT FALLS, May 14.-[Special to The
Miner 1.-The Democratic ticket in Cascade
county, is elected by ITO majority, ~electins
Paris Gibson and T. E. Collins. JIG.
DISTRICT NC. 8 ALL RIGHT.
DEER LODGE, May 14~.-[Special to The
Miner by the Rocky Mountain Telegraph
Tins. 1.-The election returns in district No,
3 give J.. G. Robinson, Democrat, 1877; Ed
ward Burns, Democrat, 141; Conrad Kohrs,
Republican, 166; Eardley, Republican, 1l6