The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-07
Butte Department.

Steele. II. S. Joyner and John olsen
| burg.
1t is tated that there will be a con-
testing delegation from the 10th pre-
cinct to-day, and one of the defeated
! candidates declared that Mr. CaldwelPs
clarion voice would be heard on the
floor of the convention appealing for
the rights of the beaten delegates from
the 10th precinct. But they had not
then heard of Mr.. CaldwelPs defeat in
the 18th precinct.
AS already stated Mr.. CaldwelPs A.
p. A. caucus ticket was beaten by "a
to Sc in the 18th precinct. The three
nag ticket which was elected is: Dele
gates-Charles Schatzlein, j. Chauvin,
j. X. Silver. j. +. Hendricks, w. ID.
Fenner.
Alternates-I. Strasburger, w. H.
Armstrong. John Hoatson, Ivo Began,
X. A. Innis.
In precinct No. IL there was little
opp ton to the caucus ticket which is
claimed to be solid three flags. The
vote was 46 to IL. The ticket has al
ready been published in the Standard.
In prec- net No. 10, where Simon
Hauswirth holds forth, the A. p. AS.
gained their first victory 1t was a
tight squeeze at that and they won
only by a vote of As to Al The caucus
three-flag ticket was defeated and the
ioiioWiuS a. T. a TICKET electeu. Dele
gates-P A. Gamer Simon Hauswirth,
Sam III. Remfrey. w. III. Fifer. Alter
nates-W. c. Shipper, Thomas Stees,
c. ID. Hooper, V. NJ. Keeton.
In precinct IL, city hall, the A. p. AS.
also won. electing their caucus ticket
against the three-fiag ticket by IS to
45. The winning ticket has already
been published i'm the Standard.
In precinct Is there was no opposition
TO fhR CqnrnC ticket which fc
and has already been published.
The 10th precinct turned the A. p. A
caucus tickle. down by a vote of SO to
r. The caucus ticket had f. c. Nc
Williams and c. X. Moffatt for dele
gates and ]. b. Glover and Bruce
Goudy for alternates. The flag ticket
was put in the field only a few minutes
before the polls opened. Only the dele
gates were different from those of the
caucus ticket. The judges were Dave
Morgan, George Gleason and ]. b.
Glover.
In precinct II there was a hot fight
at the Cottage hotel. the three-fag
ticket which has already been pub
lished, winning by 81 to 50.
In precinct IS there were 154 votes
east, the regular caucus ticket being
elected by a majority of six, receiving
20 votes TO the opposition's "a. The lat
ter ticket had william Gallick, c. w
Widen Pinkham, william
Winters and George II. Tong as dele /
gates. The judges were w. r. Pink
ham, Gus Gallick and NJ. j. Cava-
naugh.
In precinct 10, across Missoula gulch,
J. III. Monteaths three-fiag ticket won
by a vote of 4S to s.
The delegates from precinct 20,
Walker house, were divided.
The caucus ticket had no opposition
n the 21st. where Ill votes were polled,
out Dan Harris, whose name was not
pm the ticket, got 25 votes. The judges
were ]. b. knight, j. g. Vigeant and
A. j. Fraser.
Precinct % was carried by the A. p.
AS. by a vote of rs to IL
No. % was held by the flag ticket.
. No. "a, East Butte, was carried by the
hree flags by vote of us to %. AL
herman Gamblers, who was one of the
main supporters of the Hale house or
lianace, was forced to the conclusion
hat only rs voters of his precinct APP
proved his course.
Precincts 20. 26, and "a East Butte
elected caucus tickets without opposi-
ion.
No 2s. South Butte. elected the A. P.
4. ticket while No. 29 at South Butte,
elected the flag ticket.
The total figures of the result in the
rarious precincts according to the
,laims of the Mantle and Carter men
ire.