The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-12
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
Republicans Who Arc Being Paid Oh
In Their Own Coin.
Protests Filled Agsin.s the Vote or Three
Observation-Disclosures s~hessev~
Checknsst~d-Other Notes
aud Ss0ssip.
special to the standard.

Irwin. robat judge, to-day convened as u
hoard of canvasscrs to count the vote cast
i'm the recent election i'm Silver Bow.
George w. Sproul. clerk OF the probate
court. and T.. l.. Barth, county clerk and
recorder, acted as clerks tn the board.
The count was not commenced until after
nOon. The democratic party is repre-
scented 10y Judges Dixon and kirkpatrick
and the republicans are represented by
Judge Knowles and Thompson Camp
hell. The republicans underworld from
she start tn carry everything their own
way. hut they were successfully check
mated by the democratic representatives.
The ball opened by the republicans object
ing To the vote OF No. : prec,Itt East
that certain Judges of election had acted
without .appointment from. the county
hated i'm "a somewhat torrid manner when
finally the democrats, seeing that al.
effort was being made to defeat the will OF
% majority of the voters upon technical
upon similar grounds. They also entered
Of these tactics will bc that the republicans
will be defeated upon their own battle
field, AS ultimately the dcmocrats will win
largely il such narrow views are taken
and sustained ny the board. In any case
the democrats are safe.
At 1O:12 o'clock tonight the county cam
vassers adjourned until 10 o'clock to-nor-
row morning. Twelve precincts have
been counted out of a total of "A. A pro-
test has been filed against the vote of al
most every precinct thus far. The most
serious objection was made 10y the rernb-
.inci. which is in this city. That pre-
majority: The clerks, while telling
up the taIlies. For this reason the repub-
licans claimed the precinct should he
i'm repeated instances the canvassers had
changed the totals AS added by the clerks.
when the canyasss.rs had found them to
tallyinR, not the adding that is the essen-
tial. part of the Inspectors work.
r. by books Il. w ins,ec sss"'"r ~ s ssss ,
OF i~nformaiities of "a trifinR nature. There
points The vas adopt the policy
of counting the returns AS they are retnrn-
ed rs1 to them; n lssSiax '. So c ;ar TO ,o si.Siaf
the official vote does not differ materially
from that already reported. Democrats
cans evidently are trying to gain %sanother
representative. from Silver bow.
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charged that their camp fires set fire to
rested for criminal carelessness i'm not
having properly ~cxtinguished their fire.
They have been held 70 await the action
ing % secure bondsmen.
>: n: Dow, who was formerly connected
this city. became ovcrhcated in the excite
ment during the big fire here and com
tracted pneumonia. from which he diesi
mer home i'm Minneapolis tonight. Mr.:
Dow who was a most exemplary man, n
children to Butte from Minneapolis.
A.. b. Cohen, of the tribe of Levi, Ii u
wealthy merchant OF San Frnncisco.
in a beautiful woman, deserted her hls-
hand and luxurious home and went to the
drummer rs named Louis Levy. The
couple were ollowc1 tai Detroit hy tho
wronged husband, where they were found
Cohen was legally divorced by a Jewish
rabbi according to the. Jewish law. Cohen
slope, but his old love was too strong for
him. and a couple of weeks ago he again
went east, sought ont his erring wife, who
they are now living together in welded
bliss in their old home. And $50
G Ga,risa fo1 rEs own "nd Wife s"rR" IN s sns
ncction with this peculiar case a
somewhat unusual position of affairs
to-day by a prominent jew of this place.
The Cohens are of the ancient tribe of
Levi; the only tribe: II T. !. ;h laim ns,so' shas
Of the Jewish tribes. There is an ancient
Jewish law existing TO the effect that a
a widow or a divorced woman. Cohcn's
wife was legally divorced according the
ohAh W bthNA
the camp at Fort Ellis:
The mission at the Catholic church now
being conducted by Father Mclaughlin,
the eloquent st. Louis divine. Is proving
very successfI Al. The congregations each
evening are ltrge and attentive.
II il said that Mrs. Nina Martini. whose
marital infelritics were the subject oi
much gossip IN Dublin gulch a couple OF
weeks ago and who vas finally arrested
upon a charge preferred by her husband,
will sue for an absolute divorce. She
says her husband is jealous and has used
her with uniform cruelty for months. She
thinks she ard her two small children
would he mucl better oil IL the law would
grant her matrimonial Freedom once
more. Al anyratc she Is willing to try II.
The real esttc transfers for the week
ending last night, as shown by the records
i'm the county clerks office. amount tn
1867 900. OF course some OF the bargains
were made seine time previous To the
filing Of the dads. ..
The next meeting of the city council
will he one of the most important eyer
held by that osly. The city hall site,
the sewer question, the fire alarm system
and several othrr important matters. II Is
expected. will h. considered.
John Majorsis having a good time. 80
he writes from hc east.
Mr.. Evan Mcyan and family are ON "a
pleasure trip cyst. They will be absent
from Butte abost a week.
The city authorities have issueu m