The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-06
The AGONY is OVER
Butts's New Council Has Named City
0i1cers for the Ensuing Year.
Daum IL Marshai-Carro Chief OF
Police-Oiliigan City clerk-Coi-
ter Street Commissioner
The Mayors Address.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

by q democratic caucus held this after
noon at the city hall. There was con-
siderable warm feeling at the caucus, |
which resulted In The selection of Andy
Daum for city marshal by @ votes 10 S. |
p. j. Gilligan was selected for city clerk
over James King and Edward Carroll for
chief Of police. All were left free to vote
as they pleased at the council meeting.
Every alderman was in his seat this even
and Mayor Walton beamed benignly |
on the new and the old aldermen.
the council to order he read the
following address:
Honorable CtD Council ~ The CiB ~ |
Butte:
Gentlemen: The mayor is required by a pro-
vision In our general incorporation act 10 com |
municate from time Ia time Ia the citycohncil
ures as In his opinion may tend 10 the I'M
health, security. ornament, comfort and
coming fiscal year Vim be an eyentiai epoch in
the history Of Butte, entering, as We are, upon
an era q prosperity. As yet anexlerieneed;
difficult and requiring much care, not only In the
new enterprises inio which the city may enter,
but in completing work begun by our preieces-
The financial condition is good, but the strict
est economy must he exercised In the future, in
the expenditures OF public moneys, TO the end
he raised bssyond a reasonable amount.
Uniform facilities for cleanliness and comfort
are essential To- the general health and III \ city
Of me sue o. isutie y Is nesessary u we public
ditions of the city receive close attention. and /
urge Ilion those 10 whom this duty is
TO fali, that they look closely into all matters in
their department.
recommend most earnestly that In the future
all permanent street improvements s!cn Us iay.
n hg ~ sa ,ha p ~" ua ,Ecc,Iy hheneii,,eI
for such improvements out III moneys
received as general taxes from the
entire city seems to me unjust The
general INSTRUMENTATION a'i OF tne staieo VI sion,
ana ne,m,as n,p,o,f, a ~ ~ NC n M, iaN sa anu
of an ordinSnr,! cmbodyins and carrying ail ibis
plan.
The streets Of our city are becoming a forest of
telephone, Telegraph and electric light poles, and
! recommend me counrii Una, inns matter DE- IN,
dIfnr..u, com,a Su"' ulia "n a",.s in ,hs rity NAV
he bronrbt tn ad"rt n system OF union poles and
This nuisance he removed from our streets. 1
would further recommend that water and clec-
tiic light service ot the ely he Increased 70 meet
the aenlands Oh ale .nhesi ..i. ni9ie nie NY
a ~ iia,i, HI% e wv ~ III .t anu, mort eie''''e hsn's U "Se'
sN -
ohiha,io ior cry Iharsnai were
men cahea Ior. AiuerInan ohaw
placed I. d. Mchrtliur' tne prSssi. III
euinDeh,, IN np'h,,,a.ipn uno h nhe nm,
showed seven woes Ior eacu. Mayor
.al,ton theh cas-, tne uecluiiig palio. LOT
Andy pauIn, VINO was .hereuPon eiecteu.
ror cnieI Oh poi.ce, nuMaru .aIron, t,e
present ihcuhhpeh'' was ehoseh ny accia-
nation:
FOR cry cierk, AIuerrnan Lyhcn hoinIn-
naten rs SIligai,; anu ntuernlan 'iiaW
noIiiIiated saInes hihg' MI. hnhR nav,
ing peeh ueieaueu ~ the caucus ulu not
Warrant .ne use q ~ naine m 'na rcg,
mar fleetihg' MT Sililgah WIS ci'oseii
by II votes 10 ior hing. ,...;,...
the c9unch anu 'ahhes H. LSheh VICE
prSsiuent.
FOR street Commissioners aonh SoIter
was CHOSEN. rorassislan s.rce' r4i,,ilis-
sioner there were Two hom,,iees, "iiiiaLh
Scanion ana Wiiiiam oniaiiey: Mr.
Scanioh was electeu py woes 700.
for heaith oiicers, prs. Noper's anu
Leavitt were appointed' the former being
cnoseh ps ~ vo.es 'oS' NH
Inc resignation OF EDWARD ,olins'
poundmaster' was received. out no nom,
inations were receiver TOT the ONCE ana
the matter was passed.
ror la'ior Aaaerihah Lynen ho,n,hate su
IhoHas Nahson' hiueriiiah shueiier,
0wen D9ian; Alderman steward James
Warfield n Alderman Barrel, D.. T..
Owens. The nrst ballot resulted. Doian
., Nanson :, owens :, VARIED l, a
Dusch seconu o",io'
san,son ., poian ., owens l. Inc 'nlru
ballot resulted Nanson 3, Doiah D. MI.
'anson was elected.
Ihe selection OF CITY surveyor was post
untli ,he mex meet,ng. Inc coun.
cii forgot al about the REFORM moveineht
OF last fall, and instead OF ailowin the
marshal TO choose ms own Policemen ana
DE responslDle TOT tneh,' tne oid cus.oin
was reverteu 10 anu eacn alderman
named ms poiiceinan. by th's metnou
tne policemen were selecteu
rIrst w~aru-ratrick San.weiii' ratrick
Maish; SECOND waru,W. A., Walier,
Inomas Wa!ers; lnird waru- James
h~iliihan:, Miichaei fourtn
Dewitt James Leyden
riith honas puham' Johi
Gibert; sixth ward-John McLaggan'
thomas 'ody; seventh - hris
BENDER f'icharu pray anu 'haries SWAN
son.
james owyer, the present cry lalIer
was nom,neteu ,or an extra ponceman
out was ueiea.eu py too Inc appoliit