The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-02
NOMINATIONS FILED
There Were Some Slight Changes
Since the Conventions.
sCHATZLEIN A CANDIDATE
His Friends Propose TO Carry Him
Back to the Council. Notwith-
standing the Action of the
81 Regular Republicans.

Yesterday was the last day To- fling
nominations for the election next Monday
and Assistant City Clerk Harry v9,es
was at the city clerks Office until mid
night last night in order 10 receive ally
late nominations that might be made
The populists who held their convention
first. were the last 10 file their nomina-
tons and did not get In until II o'clock
The democrats filed their nomination
earlier in the evening and the republicans
got filed in the morning. There were only
slight changes I'm the tickets as nominated
in the conventions. James III. Steele was
added to the republican list as a candi-
date FOR alderman in the First ward and
James Doull declined as populist candi-
Gate In the Eighth ward.
That which is OF most interest was the
filing of the nomination of Alderman
Charles Schatzlein as an Independent can
didate from the Fourth ward. Alderman
Schatzlein was turned down al the publ
can convention because he would not vote
for the Hale house ordinance and do some
other things which the a. p. a. central
committee demanded of him So the re-
publicans nominated Charles Bausman, a
democrat, in place of Schatzlein.
J Lots of citizens i'm the Fourth ward did
not like that idea and republicans and
democrats alike united I'm the movement
to reflect Mr. Schatzlein. Mr.. Schatzlein
has been one OF Butte's best aldermen.
and is of particular service as chairman
of the fire committee. and the city has no
man who can take his place in the man
agement of the fire department. Mr..
Schatzlein will have clear field against
the A. J.. A. central committees candi-
date. there will be no democrat or
pcpultst candidates in the field.
Mr.. Schatzlein's nomination was filed
about O'Clock and Is signed by ''irregu-
lar tlbliranC
lists 1t is follows:
ITO A. a. Mcmillan, city clerk OF the
city of Butte:
I'VE. the undersigned, residents and
electors of the Fourth ward of the city OF
Butte. county Of Silver Bow, state OF
Montana, herewith present the name of
Charles Schatzlein as a candidate for the
office of alderman from said ward to be
voted for at the coming city election to
be held Monday, April G. 1896. and request
that the name Of the said Charles
Schatzlein he placed on the official ballot
by you as candidate for said office at
said election:
James H. Lynch. l. Strasburger. j.
Chauvin. c. Lane. II. r. Cohen. II. r.
Bartlett +. l.. Reber, Emil Weinberger.
t. II. Kinds, Miles Finlen. Frank Bouch-
er. p. j. Hamilton. +. A. Largely, W. w
Wishon. Oliver Chevrier Thomas Lavell,
9 Il. =. Gallagher A. p. Cohen. Geoff La
Ntii, VI. II. 1Oltn.
The law provides that no nomination
shall be received later than three days be-
fore election. Heretofore Il has been GUS
tomary to receive nominations on the
Thursday before the municipal election
:, but Clerk Mcmillan considers Sunday as
no day, and so closed nominations last
night. Destinations will. however. be re.
ceived to-day. the law stating that they
may be received up TO two days before
election.
John III. Cronin. democrat. First ward
W. ". Lawlor. democrat, Second ward
10 l.. Mayo, democrat. Fourth ward. and
r. Hardcastle, democrat. Seventh ward
have sent in their designations to tn,
democratic central committee and IL /,
understood that these designations will b,
filed to-day.
= There are many errors in the published
lists OF registered voters. Every votel
who has registered should see that hi,
name Is on the list correctly and in IN,
right ward. Dozens OF names have IN
some way been shifted to other ward,
and those whose names are down wronf
must be on hand Saturday morning at IN.
registry office and see that the correc
lions are made.