The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-16


ing his name in all parts Of the room. The
pressure was too great to resist, and the
Judge was compelled to subject his own
wishes to those of the delegates.
JUDGE DIXON NOMINATED.
He 10 Named for Congressman Amid Wild
Excitement.
When the convention ressembled at 3:45
the report of the committee on credentials
recommending the following delegates was
received:
BEAvERHEAD.
Phil. Lowell, Charles Padley, NJ. Howes,
Jos. A. Browne, D. Estes, H. R. Mellon.
CASCADE.
T. E. Collin, Ira Myers, J. X. Clark, Pat
rick Kelly, r. 8. Ford, Henry Weloh, W. ].
Clark and Robert Finn.
CHOTEAU.
David G. Brown. j. f. Taylor, Daniel
Searles, Joseph, Sullivan, j. A. Baker and
Chas. E. Duer. us.
CUSTER.
Thomas Glib, Geo. Myers, +. j. Thomp-
son.
John B. Kelley, ]. 7. Delong, A. J. No
Mullan.
DEER LODGE.
John Barkovic, Geo. Borich, Otto Stall
man, j. s. Dougherty. w. NJ. Thornton, Syl-
van Hughes, j. r. Boarman, D. Shovelin,
Anthony Donate. Frank Kennedy, ]. H.
Durston, r. Connolly, Ed. Heinbach, Dan.
Meany, J. H. Qwings, Emil Hansen, R. s.
Shields, John Robinson, John H. Quigley,
W. J. swartz, T. W: Tiebeat, Peter Gala
CHER, James b. McMaster, A. 8. Huffman,
Jas. McDonel, J. H. Cole, @. M. Crutch-
field, G. X. Hardenbrook.
FERGUS COUNTY.
L. "A. Lapalme, D. Cowley, H. p. Kenneth,
J. @. McNamara, ]. R. Barrows, w. E. john
ston.
JEFFERSON.
I. q. Twohy, Jerry Smith, E. P. Briscoe,
Dodley Halford, G. %. Poole, J. G. Curley.
Leod, Thomas Joyes, Peter Breen, w. H.
Lockhart, Charles Scharf.
aALLATIN. III.
Walter Cooper, G. P. Blakely, d. P. Nc
Elwee, G. w. Hoffman, NJ. E. Purcell, Jas.
w. brennan, B. T. Morgan, Theodore Nor
man. w. D. Flowers, J. w. Ponsford.
LEWIS AND CLARKE.
Martin Maginnis, Harry r. Comfy, E. w.
knight, M. M. Perl, M. Lissner, Samuel
Word, John s. M. Neil, J. N. Ralston, A. F.
Burns, G. D: Curtis, J. T: Mulgrew,. Q. B
B. Garrett, A. W.. Lyman. 4: j. Neagle, O.
c. Stubs, A. Weisenhorn, Sam T. Hauser,
C. A. Broadwater, George Hall, E. O. Rails
back, A. G. Logan, David Marks, F. P.
Marshall, John Kay, Jamcs Douglass. John
G. Lynch.
Pat Carney, T. ]; Farrell; VIM. 0'Brien,
Rass Rochester, w. w. Morris, Gov. Pol
linger and NJ. D. Jeffres.
MEAaHER COUNTY.
John A. Woodson. Perry ]: Moore, Thos
Whaley, J. s. Frazier.
M1ssouLA.
w. r. Ramsdell, w. NJ. Blckford, N. M
McCauley, ]. Hamilton, John L. Sloane
q. W. Reeves, Geo. W. Ward, W. NJ. Ken.
needy, Dave Petty, G. w. Berry, IT., W. II
Bennett and H. S. Hoblitsell.
PARK.
Hon. Alfred Myers, DIR. ]. NJ. Fox, ]. E
Swindlehurst, NJ. Roth, Fl. s. Potts. VIM
Mallahan, E. G. Day, J. 8. STUFF and S: 7
Marchington,
Marcus k Rss G sanSeN 6eWa
James A. Murray, g. ". stapleton, JOIN
Cadiean, Dennis Drisooll, VIM. Adamson
Thomas Coleman, Pat Mullaney, Josep
Laird, T. s. Kilgallon, Joseph Hogan
Frank X. Wilson, A. Balmforth, J. w. Gil
ligan, A: A. McAnuity. A. N; Day, jaime
Z. r. Clemerson, j. H. McQueeney, j. j
Murphy, L. Schmidt, Barney Levy, m
Crosby. Charles H. Carver, John J. Feeley
J. E. jackson. Henry Geigrich, Matt Nc
Cune, G. w. Beall, John 9. Carroll, Thoe
L. s~l -
q. Young. Will I. Clark, Simon Jacobs
Chas. F. Booth, w. V. Lawlor, William Nc
Dermott. Dan Tewhey, F. v. Scheurer, Phi
Hickey, w. j. Penrose, Miles Finlan, jaime
II. Lynch, J. D. Thomas, Godfrey Lowell
John Cowan, William Reichle, Sam Ayotte
bot, Henry Mueller, j. E. lockwood, Will
lam Archer, J. J. Haggerty, G.. G. Pfoutz.
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY.
Geo. M. Hays, I. D. O'Donnell. Andre,
Campbell.
The report of the committee on permanen
organization recommended the temporar
officers for permanent officers, with the ad
dition of David G. Brown as assistant sec
rotary, was adopted amid applause. Tn
selection of state committee was posi-
poned. MIR. Clark asked to be relieved al
member of the committee or resolution
and at his suggestion Judge De Wolfe va
appointed in his place.
i When then in the order of business nom
nations for congressman were called,
ripple Of excitement went over the roor
and all eyes were turned first to Judg
Dixon and then about the audience lookin
for the man to make the nomination
When the commanding form of Jude
DeWolfe arose shout of applause went q
from the convention. Judge DeWolfe'
eloquence never found an occasion moz
suitable and never was speech better n
ceived. When Judge Dixon's name va
mentioned each time Judge DeWolfe va
compelled to stop speaking, 30 deafenin
were the applause.
i Judge De Wolfe said:
"Ar. President: The very pleasing dui