The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-27
BUTTE'S ONE HUNDRED
The City Central Committee Selects a
List Of Delegates.
ALL ARE GOOD CITIZENS
The Committee Has Full Power to
Dispense With Pr.m aries II II
so EIects-Will Meet
Tomorrow.

BUTTE, March 26.-The republican city
central committc to-day completed the list
of delegates to tho city convention which
will be held in Caplicc hall at noon Thurs
day. The selections were confined as
closely as possible to property owners and
the delegation is thoroughly representa-
tive of the best element in tho republic
can party. 1t does not seem to be gener-
ally understood that the city central COM
mittee possesses arbitrary power in
regard TO the Ia )lding of caucuss es and
primaries or doing away with them and
selecting delegates direct. Under the cir
cumstances, as they we're revealed through
the STANDARD, eight of the members of
the committee were opposed to holding
primaries, but they decided to leave the
decision TO a general committee of 100 re-
pubhcans, in order that they might not be
accused OF assuming entire control of the
party as. however, they had perfect right
ton of this committee Chairman
PInkham exhibited tho utmost
fairness and named representa-
tive republicans without regard to
their feelings in regard to the holding OF
primaries, or their religious belief. The
committee met at the court house last
Saturday evening and by vote of 40 to
81 decided not TO hold primaries, and this
settled the matter with the city central
committee. OF the % members of the
committee who we're absent from that
meeting, a personal canvass showed that
n of them were opposed to primaries.
The following is list of the delegates
and alternates TO the city convention:
First ward-Delegates-T Dris.
coll, Matt Hodge, w. Nee. White, Pat
Conlon, S. ii. Il. Dufrcsne, G. w. Gould,
David Lawrence, Ben Sampson. George
Dougherty, FItz Weed, Edmund L. Will
Jams, Ed Reese.
Alternates-John w. Roberts, Joseph
Corby, William Evans, Thomas Killing,
Joseph Hoar, George Bettison. A. j. Wer-
ner, Joseph Richards, William Abrams.
w. j. Schaefer, Il. j. Davis, Thomas Tin
airy.
Second rd-Delegates-C. p. Dren-
men, w. {. Bachelor, John w. Cotter, +.
w. Holmes, ii. Nj. Patterson, III. G. Pier
son, j. ). Shropshire, j. ii. Leyson, James
Hoatson. +. G.. Smith, Robert Ennis,
George Pascoe.
Alternates-L. j. Hamilton, Harry Mich
OILS, j. w. Gum, Henry Themes. 5. G..
Smith, Rev. Il. j. Groeneveld, George
King, j. Ii. Maloney. A. L. Patterson, w.
l.. Hill, c. f. Hoyt, Abe Buol.
Third ward-Delegates-J. V. Long,
Carlos Warfield, Charles Madison. &.
II. Moore, Savin Lisa, Jerry Roach, Il. A.
Heinze, j. p. Hendricks, &. NJ. Parr,
NJ. l.. Holland, Z. ID. Leavitt, George
Broughton.
Alternates-H. T. Swenson, E. Lange,
/. II. Kirby, Harry Cunningham. James
Tickel, j. Rheinbart, Sol Lachman, John
Owen, l.. A. Sisley, Joe Crossman, Ed
Skinner, Nike Holland.
Fourth d-Delegates-Fayette Har-
rington. Charles Schatz Elm, Fred II. Gu O.
lius. Joseph Silver Howard PasGhal: c. +.
LLOYD, Charles X. Leonard. j. l.. Morris,
Alex Llist, @. Chevrier, Ben Calkins, j. B.
Gallagher.
Alternates-Bert Smith. W. L. Carroll,
Alex Neidenhofen, Oscar Steinberg, Sam
Renfrey, j. II. Vivian, Guy X. Piatt, r..
Campana, Theodore Schweilzer, ID. w.
Iilton. l.. W. Wynue, j. Chauyin.
Fifth Wards legates-Silas f. King,
+. Leland Cullen, Enos Carman, Frank
Proulx. William Townsend, I. NJ. Jones,
Dan Harley, A. w. Noble. Joe Beaupre,
George Oswald, John Guglielminia, j. j.
Gamblers.
John Nance, j. &. Jones, David Morgan.
Mike Fawley, w. j. Oswald. Anten Oelor-
as, Edmond Levy, Isaac Bechtel, Henry
Moss, William Tebo.
Sixth ward-Delegates-J. j. York,
c. A. Lyford, Dave Maule, II. Colin,
James Dlngevon, NJ. ID. Leehey. William
Winters, Z. Chevrier, DIR. o. b. Whitford,
Joseph Carney, John G. Evans, e. c. Null
Inns.
Alternates-J. W. Morris, w. T. Board
man, c. ). Passmore, A. c. Newell, u. 5.
Booth, DIR. Weverhorst. L. w. Stoner, VI.
II. Horst, Ed Wright, r. H. Paxson, George
L. Miller.
Seventh ward Delegates-W. A. Clark,
James Borthwiek, Thomas Morrow,
William Luxton, p. II. Manchester,
William Gemmeli, Carl Elvers, W. IL.
SWEET, John HeIiig, w. G.. Benham, L. l..
Melcher, L. +. Congdon.
Alternates--J. O. Jones. DIR. w. C.. Hard
ing. William p. Grlfiiths. John HoIberg,
Dave Hartwell, f. l.. Larson, William
Bowen, James Brown. AntonessStrasser,
John Craig, f.. +. Farnham, w. II. BEN
ham.
Eighth ard-Delegates-W. II. Gchr-
man. ,WilliamGallick, Joseph MATHEW
Widen Pinkham, Jacob Scwenk, ID.
G., Bricker. Thomas McArthur, {. w.
Ellingwood. w. J. Johnson, 5. +. Fitchett,
Il. l.. Grandey, Charles Richards.
Alternates - Charles White, Byron
Cook. ID. j. Charles. :. f.. Hrbour. J. +.
Lott. j. j. Randall, Chris Johnson, W. II.
Cobban. George l.. Farlin, George Gem
NELL, +. j. Bretherton, G. ). Smith.
The candidates whose names will be
prcsentel at the straight reDuhltcan com