The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-13
WHAT HELENA WANTS
She velld Like to Sss lls Bleeliel
Llv, Sat Lsida
The capitat Committees Had Con-
siderable corrsspondenos vss.
tsrday-Now Helena 10 Asked
TO Name Her Latest Needs.

toroay-NoW Helena 70 Aekod
TO Name Her Latest Needs.
BUTTE, Oct. 12.-Rspressntatives ee the
Anaconda and Helena committees arrived
In Butte to-day In aecoedance With the O..
rangement made In response to The noties
published 10 the STANDARD Tuesday
morning by the AnacoudA capital com
uittee. Helena was rspressated b.
Msssrs. Joe p. Woolman, I. Il. Hsrsh-
held and N. w. NcCenusll. AnAeouda
was rsprsssntsd By Marcus DAILY, John r.
Toole end J. b. Durstou.
Ths committee rot together early IN ths
afeernooa In the lobby ef the NcDermott
hotel The Hslsna committee Desired TO
submit peopositioa In writing, smbody-
Ing their visws, and desired time to pro.
pare their propositioa. To this the Ana
conda committee at once agreed.
Later In the aftsenoon the propositioa
Of the Helena committee was submitted.
Aftse recapltulatins the eoersspondenes
which has already passed between the
committees, the proposition of Helena
sAyss
HEIxxA's raoPosxIIox,
Nov, therefore. disciaiming any knowledgs Of
Any l1eention Of m Asteops o. the part a the
fnonds q He!enA % perpesrate any fraud upon
vhere. snd aysffing t6ss h our opinion there
p no foundation whatever for the charges made
in the article publiaAed above under the head
Of "A special NSftee." We, the undersignsd,
order 70 sscsfs isir and Ecosss rs9istSsiiea
and IN honest count and 20 prevent any ffnnd
q the polia. and y ebediencs to your request
sre.k s. Y {os @ sss fcllcwinc propostions: :.
equally divided between the two contestanfs. In
those voting prscincts where, under the Law,
ehe.e are eve Judges. two shall DO friends OF
snS ntSc s % ea1s Az
voting prsc incts U lfhe county; and IN those
proclhcts where th6re arc but three Judges. one
ehall be for ono contestant and the other two
JUG % sSs snsiss number e q S sSs prssScss
N tho county. That the clerks OF election shall
the frisad Of Helena and the other for Ana
second-ws especially dsslrs this rule 70 10
Lssss. Hs:ouls. Esvsia. fis.Sssd. casesSs
and Gsll,sin counties.
ss ss sss jssss sSs s'S:: Ss::sy & Rspss
any fraud n the hsndlihg Of ths. ballots, and OF
~ ballos boxes. that The hoy lhail be 1ivsn to
sSa g & q g tSs s:s.. sss S ss os
both ~ I'D ballot box during ths intsfiuission
in the f6khk oe the ballees sd IN shelr count
Ing aftes tho ulose Of the po ls shai not bosh BE-
u lhs hands OF . friend Of ons Of the contest.
Fourth the Judges Of e.e.sion have been
appointed, We propose thns IN th,se precincts
where there 10 hoe q division of Che judges be-
sufficient number OF Judges DC procured BY res
ignation and their places be llied with new ap-
polntments, 50 asto cansltxe the frieDds Of tbs
e sss s sScys sss
bow, and IN the city Of MissouiA, and N tho Guy
Of Anaconda, and IN the city OF Deer Lodge,
have been appointed exclusively In the Interest
poinIed judge Of election ss those ;I points q.
ceps the warm pagtisans OF Anaooadi. We a.
suine that this bong tho case, Ihas yeur CON-
mittse win procure the regulate rsslGaatioes
ton ton. .'''a'''' v ~''' quo .'''' p''P''
fifth(udQcs Of eiection ia Lsvs and Clarke
are, presumably. for Helena Tor the capital, and
we guarantee that snsh ehsngss b. reslgnaiions
judges Of elsottoa OF the dLffersnt vofing pro-
cincts so that AnacondA may have an equal fep-
resentaiion among such tudsss and clerks, II
2aIsS s sS0ss can % q, tSqnd sSesss @
made N Tho places named.
6lxth-As 70 the city Of Anaconda and tho
voting precincts at Carroll, presumably the
CAPITA, sSd Ws AK The ssns 81 % fsvon n iss rersrS
to thsso voting precincts that We oler to eIyc n
LOWS end Carrie county. previdsd Vs can iind
eleeeors qnaliaed to all such ofioes Of
judges within said voting .precincis. The
law provides that the judges OF election shall
nQs ~ belong TO the same political party. This
wlse pe0vision OF the law Was made for the pur-
pose OF preventing fraud from being perpe.
trnted By ono political party against nnoSher,
and We think thas the samo wise principle
should apply tothis contest for the capital In
the selection Of the new judges, IN order to
elfeceuato the changes above Indicated. refer.
ence may be had tethe different political parties
20 that the law In that respect ON 30 compiled
with. Wepropose IN the method above indi
Gated 20 hsIe the balloting and the ballot boxes
and the coskit, Under the Surveillance Of repre-
sentatives Of each Of tho c0ntestanSs from the
bsginninG Of tbo ballotiaG until the cjoee OF the
counting. A the law iofbiis any person, ex-
cepe the judges end clerks aud the elector
who & folnI 10 east his vote. from
entering the railing epclosing the place where
| tho balloes arc being received, and where tho
booths or stalls for tho electors are erected,
and % euch railing must b at least 70 foee from
the place where the ballots are being received,
t h lmpoesible for any friend Of any Ono OF the
contestants to supervise the proceedings OK.
scpt be % one % Of the JUDGES or M elssk cf elec:
where DyutAnder desires to Challenge the vote
OF any pefBon who may Ofler hi91olf a. A
eloct0r and thon be d permlttea 70 enter, tenn
pSS..ssy pSs ~ .nts puiposS; Dws nS ~ Iesire
n uniair md A. calcrinfed 10 n a rorer ~