The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Enthusiastic Gatherings Held in
Different Wards Of the City
Last Evening.
Delegates, Alternates and Several
Aldermanic Candidates
Named,


The Democratic primaries we're held IN
oil wards a,t evening" They were largely
attended and much enthusiasm was mani
Tested over the prospect of MAX ng sweep
ing victory NJ the coming city election. The
mnyogRlty qut stion was discussed in an IN
formal way al caeh gathering, but nothing
vas determined upon. The names Of
Greene Prcuiti, John L. Murphy ana Col.
james Sullivan were prominently mentioned
in connection with the mayorulty nomina-
tiun. The proceedings Of each primary
were harmonious aud there WAS a general
/ feeling manifested that the time was at
/ hand for d change in the municipal govern
nent. Delegates 20 the city convention
were elected in all wards, and in the first,
second, third and seventh wards alder
manic candidates wore nominated. The al
dcrmen in the other wards will be nomi-
mated later.
FIRST WARD.
The meeting of the First ward was held
in the court room of the city call. o. b.
Totten was chosen chairman and ). Z. Kim
ney acted as secretary. c. p. Connolly was
unanimously nominated for alderman and
the old ward committee was elected 10 serve
AGAIN. The following delegates and alter
mates were elected;
DELEoATEs. ALTEKNATEs.
A. Doherty, C.. 4. Connolly,
Samuel Moore, %. Il. Totten.
T.. G.. Perit. Peter Kinney,
DIR. Atchison, A. q. Clarke, Jr.,
David keenan,, Frank Adkins,
j. n. Craig, Terrence ODonnell,
james Halford, John Frey,
Marcus Lisner. Paul Rea,
A. I. koldrup, Il. l.. Lane,
Arthur o. Brien, A. ii. Johnson.
SECOND WARD.
The democrats of the Second ward met
in the Alden block. w. l.. Steele was chair
man and Leon La Croix was secretary.
John l.. Kuntz and H. II. Comfy were nom
mated for aldermen and the following ward
committee WAS chosen; j. A. Quirk, Leon
A. La Croi1. J. j. McEyily, William Wal
lace. Jr., and ii. X. Comfy. The following
delegates and alteInates we're chosen:
Delegates. Alternates.
w. l.. Steele, j. nj. Read,
j. T.. Allen, w. III. Allen,
Chas. Reinig, NJ Reinig,
j. j. McEvily, lg.. Miller.
Il. W. knight, Jr., Ed. Flaherty,
VIM. Wallace, Jr., w. b. Raleigh,
Leon A. La Croix, L. W. Toole,
John A. Quirk, Jas. Fitzgerald,
q. Greub, j. A. Johnston,
Jacob Feldberg. l. Marks.
THIRD WARD.
The democrats Of the Third ward met in
the Office Of John 5. NJ. Neill. p. J. Connor
WAS chosen chairman and Otto F. Schoen-
field ms secretary. John Hartwig was NOM
mated for alderman and the following ward
committee was elected; T.. j. Connor, U.
F.Zeigler aud u. +. Schoenield. Delegates
and aiternaies wer elected as follows.
Delegates. Alternates.
J.. J. ConnUr, w. McCumas,
&. ID. Curtis, X. Nagle,
w. u. Cox, Will Riddle,
L. T. Zeigler Hugh DAILY
John Peterson George Shiller,
James Sweeney, lirien Eyers,
Frank Harvey Michael Burns,
J.. NJ. Hoyt. W. Butler,
otto +. Sch0enfeld, James Allen.
L. w. huphal Frank Sweeney,
FOURTH WARD.
Al the Fourth ward meeting at Gerhaus-
or's, David Marks acted as chairman and
Samuel McMurran was chosen secretary.
The nomination of alderman WIS postponed
until Monday, March II, i. II. Gallagher,
Leonnrd Sternbremer and Samuel McMur-
ran were chosen ward committee. The fol-
lowing delegates md alternates were
elected.
ptLENATTs. ALTFRSATEs.
l.. w. Knight, g. G. Swallow,
A. Meisenhorn, J. w. King,
David Marks, 4, A. Ray,
G. &. Stubbs, Henry Ptlaume,
|, {. Y. Maitland, w. c. Hickey,
L. B. Gallagher. G.. l.. Dahler,
Snm McMurran, w. B. Hundley.
l.. Marks. Jacob Loeb.