The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-10
IT IS A SURE WINNER
Mlssoula County Democrats Put a Ticket
In the Field.
COMPOSED OF SOLID MEN
November viii SEQ Republican
Ringsters Ready to Get Out
OF Office-A Platform
Adopted.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

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MissooLA' sept. a.-Thc Missoula
county democratic convention met at II
noon to-day i'm the cour, house. Edward
Gale. IT.. of Kaiispel was elected tempo
rary chairman and L. y. Do!an of II am
ilton temporary secretary, After tho au-
pointment of the committee on rcsolu-
tions, credentials and order of business,
the convention adjourned 10 meet AZ !,
O'Clock. The following committees wcrc
appointed by the chair:
Rcso,utions-w. r. Rnmsdell, C. II
Hall, Henry Chambers, w. B. Russell.
j. +. Marion. William Penny, John NJ.
Evans, e. +. Rior,io nd. NJ. Canadian and
James Hoen.
On orgauization-B. W. s. Folk. T. II,
Dolan, 4. B. Ferguson. "A. w. M,Laurh-
lin, A. p. Spaulling.
Crcdentials-H.C c. Stir, A. J. King, Jas.
Morris, w. ID. Hill. j. p. Wall, r. ID. Dun
can, John Armstrong. j. NJ. johnson. j.
II. Graves, W. j. Tccls and John n. ARM
strong.
Upon reasscmbling of the convention,
The temporary chairman and secretary
were made permanent and Charles Hall
added as assistan, secretary.
The committee Oh credentials reported
the following delegates:
Missoula. First precint-A. u. Spauld-
ing. j. A. Riddeil, Joseph Dcschamps,
Frank Dierman.
Second precinc,-C. L. Rcardon. Mike
German. Frank MclIaiIie. l.. L. Keim. G.
II. Hall, Nick Jahreiss. }. NJ. Carnaha,l. {.
II. Conncrs. A. Il. Ferguson, w. II. Canaan.
Third prccinct-John VI. Evans, II. e.
Stiff. ii. w. Mclaughlin, j. ID. Mulioy. J.
j. Shinnick, A. j. Hogan.
Bitter Root-Scott Sheriff., A. y. Teidd.
John Y. Armstrong. +. i. Dolan. n. Cham
hers j. A. Horn w = Blackburn Taylor
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r.m'
Dtieh' .onh W. ,hapniaii' 'oe 'iark' ~.
Z. bass, V. Burch, >. T.. Doaghcrty. II. IS.
He'll. James Morris. q. w. Daglish. L.. NJ.
Davis.
Flathead-R w = Folk r. d. Hatcher
J,,uos n Shelton Edward C,I. ir n r.
n,,no., N -, Ri, 70 Nt,a.,
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ootin LcaI!, q. hcoiaue. ~ '' hiha'
william T.. boston, Johi hchheuy' VIII
lam X. Ramsdcli. Charles Lynch. L. 4.
Searles, John Wall. w. ID. Hill, William
Penny
Tl,n,,o.o, Fill Iah, NI;,.;
p p.r. ~, ~ e,,'
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lorse riai,is-t' . NJ ALcNeii' n Mii'z.
Noxson-f. Dwyer. Heron l.. Dlngiey.
frehentown-J. =. Marion, NJ. iehens,
Joseph houie. L. Richards, ID. Souche.
Potonac-h. A. Armarou.
Bonita-f. w. Cowan.
Sai'ese-P. +. LoinaN.
Evaro-f: ram.
SaHer-N hiiam Bryan.
Bonner-Hank Borman.
ihe committee on resolutions reported
the ioiiowing declaration of principles:
me arnoe!a axe de.eIa'cs OF Mis,"'iil county
.' ,,, ~, .n.'oi &c Wv na
enc" ~ nm bonest snI ,eo,issa ,.,,,,s''on =" -,
sourd economical and necessary polIt,c,i
measures. We fuIthcr indcr,e the admilnIstra-
ton OF our worthy governor. Hon. Joseph X.
Toole as one calculated TO win the admiration
anu approsai OF an hohest ana iair-in,nhed citi-
.a,,,.a,s ~, ,. ..'te
,r,tIon ~ c",nty ,n,irs md ",nJ,. o,,"oI,,. -,
do everything nossihle 10 bring honesty and
ability into prominence as the desirable qua
ties OF our county officers.
We emphatieaiiy condemn and are opposed to
the splri oi our Tree lhs,tutiohs the Nlcions
, anu ',,,,,t,a,' a' p,m",e a'." pun. Us
tho honest >nros.ian ~ \ ,n,it,",, aninIon ana -
the undenlabie rich, to east a Tree bnIl"i ar nm.
polls.
ported and the chairman declared that
nominations for legislature were now in
order. The Flathcad delegation presented
the names of Sydney II. Butler of kaiis-
pei and Lyman l.. Loring of Dcmersyillc.
Bitter Root delegates. through i. T..
Dolan of Hamilton. presented the name
of George W. Ward which was seconded
by Judge Evans of Misso,ila. J. NJ. Johu-
son Of Hamilton placed in nomination G..
l.. Smallcy of Sieyensvilie. Tic Aiissoula
delegation. through {. L. Rear,lon, pre-
scnted the name OF Mike German. There
being no other names presented they
were nominated by unanimous consent of
the convention.
Candidates for county attorney were
next called. Judge j. NJ. Evans placed
in onination the name of l. g. Denny Of
Missoula in neat speech. Denny was a
4. fn NJ as itxu