The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-06
CONSPICUOUS ASSEMBLIES.
Certain Party Leaders Omit To Attend the
Republican Primaries.

Certain Party Leaders Omit 10 Attend the
Republican Primaries.
by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, April 5.-Thc existence OF a
breach in the local wing Of the republican
party was made more apparent than ever
this evening when the time came for hold
ing the primaries. Old leaders who form
erly guided the destiny of the faithful were
painfully absent and the effects of their
ine work were not visible. In the Second
ward, where the principal leaders of the
two factions reside, W. or three men got
together and selected delegates. Cap
tain Wyman, General Warren, Hon.
Lee Mantle and others, acknowledged the
head and brains OF the party, kept aIoof,
and where formerly 20 and 30 votes were
cast, at a primary tonight only three lit
tie, puny ones were deposited two OF these
by the self-appointed Judges, the third by
IN Of their friends. IL the republican
party manages 10 elect anybody I'm the
coming city election, IL will be through
the Intervention of a higher power than is
personally known. to any resident OF
Butte. Another thing is also certain. A
number of delegates were selected this
evening who will attend the convention
In The capacity Of spectators only not
w~ithstanding the efforts of their enemies
to conciliate them by graciously offering
them seats n n vote.
Tho following delegates and altcrnates
we're elected.
First Ward: Delegates Tatrick Conlon, Evan
Morgan, Thomas Drisroll, Henry Steele, stephen
Graney, Thomas Richards. John Grinlths, Dr.
Sarchet. Alternates-J. u. Davis, Il. =. PaNon,
Thomas Williams, William Roe, William Lloyd,
William Jones, John Payne.
Second ward: Delegates George buffet, A.. i.
Bray, Harry Nicholas. q. w. Irvine, l.. y. Wy
man, G. W. Goodale, !. u. Thomas. -Alternatcs-
&. \. Warren, l.. j. Hamilton, Il. NJ. Davidson,
John SIargo, Thomas Dunstan. William Ma
loney, George pascoe.
Fourth ward: Dclegates-F. T. Mcbride,
James Davidson, Simon Hanswirth, !. G..
W. Pinkham, J. v. strasbnrger, Alternates-
w. u. Richards, j. j. York, John A.. Topper,
william Thompson, John Raley, q. 4. Perkins,
Nc. Ray, W. G. Shippcn.
Fifth ward; Delegates Joseph Mathey,
David Lawrence, Olof olcsoD, J. NJ. Campbell,
j. y. Nicholson, James Brown, d. NJ. Bowen.
Altcrnates-Henry Moss, Alex Smith, j. V.
Skidmore, Charles James, Robert Ellis, NJ. Ne
lntyrc, William Collins, A. A. Lewis.
Gs slh'R Will William Pe baSis, .Iols Mos MSM n. Sss ,m:
eheim, ID. w. Till0n, H.. H.. Horst. james buns
ton. Alternates-,Jam Dwyer, l.. Demar.
James tiallick, j. q. Evans, Fred Lober, j. IL.
legan, i, w. W,ynne, John Davis.
Cameron, A. A. Mcmillan, 1. W. Stoner, Frank
Proul, i. w. Lowery, y. :. Booth, y. A. shaw.
Alteriiates- Henry Alberts0n, Peter Martin, j.
g. Sinsel. James Terry, Sayin Lisa, George {.
Leonard. Thomas Macarthur, James Conn.
The list from the Third ward was not
o~btainable although repeated efforts were
made To find the judge who was said to
have the returns i'm his pocket. A few
cruel democrats were heard to remark
that no primary had been held in the
ward, but tins the republicans Indignantly
DENY.