Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

tno cOuliu8 year Luefe VIII % y i0r&o %
lpenditure 81 city fqnds-R imam 0fahrsf
class dnanc1Al abfliUf and n viewssz tn
fact that the domain7pf the city n<8 been
extended and he a1ee OF The scitDtis nov
three tiuaes what IL vas asyears go, it Y
important to have 3 man ln th6Sofaee q
mayor oil broad viswss abie TO comprehend
the wants and necessities OF the entire cit,
oi Butte a. it is under the sity-ehaEter
In view OF the TACT that VIC require grea'
ability to Ill this important office. thsr.
are lew men able stD ill II, a9f
80 - - 49, nI.a.u.s Uue.s ~. IT, 81,
Honorable ". R.Kenyou fimmense cheer
ing which lasted several minutes and wher
u sups'd91 ene spesker lconenaee
end 4; ~ onu;ne.
al the Republican partv thinta he has
walkover let him hug the fattering delusior
to himself and he will be undecsived next
Monday. rCheers.1 One word as to tht
duty Of Democrats: Bury past differences
and see that every nominee Of the party
om,natsu so-uay ~ successfully eieceeo VI
William Farlin peconded the nomiuation,
e. A. Nichols moved to suspend the rules
aud that Mr.. Kenyon Dc ioi
In. ~ =. Tan~on tNo
NJ. KENYON arosa and in a few abort.
bns;ness.like a-ent accentad fha NOM.
ration. Ha said his hearsrs knev ha vas
not a man of words and he vonld nof al.
ten,nt to make a spsarh. r. was not an
Office he had soueht. "a ali were aware.
hut "a he had heen nomina tad ha accented
the -minat with ,sincers tLanks Tor
tbe honor conferred nnon him. and pledged
himsel! to prove tbat he was deserving 81
the confidence reuosed in Rim by his party.
II elected.
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Ss"AihA soh FoLicE AAsisfn4Is.
The chair then called for nominations
for police MAGISTRATE and G, W. Newkirk
was pa.eu ~ nHN.
s0nh Sgrran Movep suspsnsion VI .no
rules and Mr.. Newkirk's nomination by
acclanation which was adopted and calls
Tor Newkirk followed. in response to which
he appeared and re. urned thanks for the
nomination in q few brief hut earnest
words. -s4
,op,prr mon .,rx roprr
lhe chair nomination. Ior
city attorney in order and ~. Mediation
responded. He desired to place before tho
convon.;o, tho nama ~ a vr,nno man wbo
49, g.,
Inougn puS, q coniparaSivsly saorS s,ms
nsre. Seol ~ I'M. .ame nao snonn al e1seh
20 % nohcs0, pfiIianD anu capao' " ni.ns
the Office Of city attorney to the satisiac-
tloh OF NOT only put ne
paDiieane; q nan VINO wouiu draw
ms support rom men OF potn
parties; so wei was ne liked and al.
'mireoroy All Win Hnom ne mao come IN
conCace; man "hom ". was only neces,
safy 70 kno" 20 % lrresistlniy Impressed
'Ds nis aoiii,lss. II ne receives tne comma
slon ne VIII DC elected Deyond
lure, anu pelng y man VINO WI Eenec1 credie
On tne Cnoice 81 the convention W1o VIII De
iounu a' MS posi- OF duty during business
nours, q ey ms energy 2 prompt,
ai'nini ENC emclent discnarge Of DIS duties
rs cltJ att3Ehey lestily lne party IN lie
enoice, ne oeieyso MIN pne nt.est4man TOT
r bos y Gle ae hIesencea one name o.
ran. =; NorDe1', 1ne present clerk OF tine
DigGricG court. ~ L..
Inc Sneers wnlen greetea the mlnat
snoweo tne numper o. trends Mr, Corbett
na1 among Cn9 oeieeates ana IN tne audi-
ence: ouoge oarreG moved tnat ne oe
nomlnated ny acciamation, which was
zone WIN q VII. Loud calls were made
!or tne canoloate VINO responded IN q ring
ny, n,nano speech. he modestiy dls;
c,aimed TO oe q speechmaker. but ne q
~ 20 say: WeDs'erIs Unabridged DC
S:onsry ooes not contain words sum.
e,enS,y eARress,ve IN wnien TO return his
ohaI'hs. az ulo not tnink any greater
comphment couid De paid by a convention
u representative men OF a party
Snan 20 LAKE young man
lAe ninsen Dy tae nand q place him be-
lore the people as their choice. During his
conf act with many Observation-Disclosures lur,;
ness men and men at the bar-and bad