The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-06
THE WINNING CANDIDATES..
X. j.. Fitzgerald, David Williams,
Archie Mcdonald, ID. W. Bate
man for Aldermen.
Large and Enthusiastic Democratic
Primary Meetings Held in
the Four Wards.

the Four wards.
The democratic primary meetings in
the four wards Of the city were held last
evening. The attendance Of democrats
was larger than ever before at a primary
election and the enthusiasm was un
bounded. There was not a ripple Of dis
cord, all was harmony and everybody ex-
pressed a determination to place none
but representative men in nomination
for aldermen, and they succeeded in
doing SO in every ward in the city. The
gentlemen nominated will stand the
closest scrutiny for business qualitica-
tons. and the taxpayers, regardless of
party Ties, will not make a mistake by
electing them. There was no iugglery
in their nomination. 1t was the honest
expression of opinion by men who have
the welfare of the city Of Great Falls at
heart.
First Ward.
The primary Of this ward was held in
the city council room and was largely
attended. The meeting was organized
by e%lecting w. G. Downing president
and Samuel McMurran secretary.
The nomination of a candidate for
alderman being ia order Il. j. Fitzgerald
was named for the position and, on
motion. was unanimously nominated.
The following delegates and alternates
to the city convention we're then elected:
Delegates - p. B. Gallagher, j. A.
Sweat, w. G. Downing, S. E. Atkinson,
f. G. Park, j. P. Fitzgerald, Samuel Nc.
Murran, b. +. Turner, Nick O'Brien,
John Shea.
Alternates - Robert johnson, Alex.
Cochrane, Dennis Dulin, Charles Arm
strong, Phil Gibson, II. f. Gray, Steve
Kahn, William Shaw, II. b. McIver,
Charles Roach.
Ward Committeemen-P. b. Gallagher,
J. A. Sweat, Robert johnson, Dennis
Dulin, Samuel McMurran.
Second Ward.
This primary, intended to be held at
the Milwaukee house, was 81 largely at
tended that an adjournment was made
to Stark & Sullivan's old store, corner
Fourth street and Second avenue south.
The meeting being called to order and
on motion, DIR. Il. Crutcher was elected
chairman, and L. f. Garrett, secretary.
The chairman then called for nomina-
tions for one alderman to represent the
Second ward. On motion. the name OF
David Williams was carried by acclama-
ton.
1t was then moved and carried that
the chair appoint a committee OF three
to present a list of 10 delegates and ten
alternates for the action Of the meeting.
Inc chair appointed Messrs; w. ID.
Wnite, IL. W. Bates and D.. Young as
such committee.
Inc following gentlemen we're then
unanimously elected as ward committee
Tor the Second ward: Frank Wegner.
>. Schnader, r Progreoa' II. U. Molt
and j. W. Albers.
The committee appointed to select a
list OF names for ten delegates and ten
a%lternates for the action OF the primary
then presented the following names:
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Greeley, /. +. Garrett, j. II. DAILY, H. j.
Cline and ). b: Payne. ,,,
nj eTn a noyle, wv HtEr e.
DR. Rradv, A q McCpbbin, r. Wocasek
7, w Casev. A. lanes On motion tbe
ranort was ado,ted and the gentlemen
dnrIared aIecteg
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This ward held its meeting at the Min
neapolis house and was attended by
nearlv everv democrat in tba ward
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