The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-06
BUTTE'S COMING MAYOR
Confidence Prevail Through
out the Party.
A WINNING CANDIDATE
Ringidg Resolutions In the Interests
Of Good Covernment-CIean.
Capable, Worthy Men Nom
mated for Aldermen.
By the standards Special Wire.

Il tht t1hhhi y WI ~
BUTTE, April 5.-The democratic city
convention was called TO order at exactly |
10 minutes past II o'clock by II. G.. Vail
ton, chairman of the central committee. !
On motion Judge A.. II. Barrett was elect
ed temporary chairman and G.. II. Casey
temporary secretary.
Or motion of j. II. Lynch the chair APP
pointed a committee of seven, n from
each ward, on credentials. The commit
tee was: First ward, j. A. Murray; Sec
ond ward, ID. j. Hennessy; Third ward,
John Mccormick Fourth ward, Tom Low
ellie; Fifth ward, +. L. Mahoney; Sixth
ward, +. A. Nichols; Seventh ward, D.. p.
Reins.
w. j. Penrosc moved that the chair APP
point a committee of seven, one member
from each ward, on permanent organiza-
ton and order of business. The chair APP
pointed w. J. Penrose, r.. j. Gilligan. w.
McDermott, J; n: Lynch. Otto Sieeel, h
Levy and j. NJ. Stewart. The chair then,
on motion of Phil Levy, appointed n COM
mittee OF three on resolutions. The mo-
ton was subsequently amended SO IA to
increase the to four members.
The appointments were: Samuel Mulville,
j. r.. Forbis, j. A. Talbot and A. L. Me
MILAN. The convention then adjourned
until lao o'clock.
The convention convened again shortly
after 2 o'clock. Owing to h unavoida-
BILE absence of Judge Barrel, Senator ID.
i Unnnessv was made temporary chair
Tsss9 Mao s
ganization recommended that the tenn
porary organization De made permanent.
The order of business was recommended
to be: First-The nomination of candi-
-, III 'Sn nanh - ,ha sn,nn
wards for aldermen. Third-The selec-
ton of a city central committee. The re-
port was adopted.
f.. n. Erwin was elected permanent
H. n.,;an Co. h;s soioc,;on No
the sonNcIItion y me seIec',on.
urged the greatest care IN tne seiectioh OF
candidates for offices. There Is an
abundance of rood democratic timber i'm
his city and no difficulty should be ex-
nor;oncoJ in ob,,ining yo,d u,en for ali
49, sao..;nI. sIo,ai
offices vacant; An enort ccrtainiy sinouiu
grace the city by their actions at the coun.
ell board. The ~disgraccful scenes en-
! acted at the council during the past year
sho,Id never mo reneoted In this city. and
N.H.. - - sa.,
"3 1u no. u Eoou me VIZ
Inc cointnittee on creuehtials reporteu
the list of delegates N alternates as
published, which report was adopted
without amendment. The committee OH
-asoIut;,ns made tbo folInu,ing roY,ort.
rcwsniui.,on =, au lily ,n 10y T. ,Slola.
WHakEAs, me ISSUES ihnofna III tha ,%na ~
are OF iranscti,dent importance peeituse they l,,
NoiNe lhaiiee,iy airtn t3ie and an honss. evh l'
~ ~ c"nuu'. -. P"",a .n'i ~
inNoNe inc Ilsnt ~ eNery rnhen, hoMetrI
humble, IN This commonwealth TO vote as ms
cons,iehce shall u',aae aIm w. MY \ .nn '"a !,
couhteu -pecahsr ti.y mNolNe lme sai.ts w
American 'Ii..ilShhp ~ .nis coniniohweai ahu
MhEltENs, ihsse rlsi,s WIZ auinlessl! ,iIm
ueh nnusI ioot ny tne ,cpu",lcah ls,isy y, VI,
ei.rtlon in tnis s,aie o9 ue'. ! E's, ~ ~ n,sin
and unjust rejection OF The vote oi Precinct 81 IN
TINS county ny " sanyassLag noatm ~ mla,n lou
partisanslllp when rejection dlslrannills,u lrac,
,ha .ii,,. nir,.ral ibe Wheels ~ state leg sI,turc
10 The great detriment Of the public prosperity
and endangered a majority representation IN the
senate Of the United States, and,
MiEREAs, The conduct OF our municllsl ~,
Ills M naehn ~ ~ ~ ~ .n,i ~
isrest 81 Which ,pndu,t is evident from thr nm.
naraJlcled prosperity OF our city and that which
theimmediate future 50 Enthusiastically youch-
safes. Now; therefore, bel
h.so,rta, ihat me aeihoeritls ls,ity pi tnis
ny, af y hnsSism uhs,nar ~ IN M, n.ott n,,n u ~ caDyass.
inn b",pJs orr otherwise. and ,aeises lis sacred
honor 10 these ends, 10 the continuance Of good
support Of every public measure which can tend
to ne greatest good 70 ihe grea,sst nti,hef, IL,
r. m.sTesa' ana, T in asaGunGe ~ Srst VI h ~
ra,,se rs tariii isspisiaiion roIs Labor for the 6ene-
nd OF capital: secondly. because il is opposed to
the free coinage of silver: thirdly. because
is opposed To- q duty on MeNicin lead
ionrlnly, because IL Is now lne anthoT oi y III IN
songiess We aarep,rss me IsIn " Mn,rn r ian
and Chimes citizensbin IN III" Reformation Of
American labor, and finally, because the repli-
lean party Is the party OF capital and the OPP
pressor ofthe masses In all things.
hosdred, that ,hcse NATIONAL lssues ut. IN,
u y ~ ',i,oar;,v s,sm H., H. nn ,%"a anJ ,hai ~"
dp thsr,fore re,ornila them m the impandInp
contest and urge their universal recognition as
considerations 81 great moment.
SAMUEL MuLNILLE,
JOHN r. foRBl-.