The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-24

Delegates. Alternates.
George Erickson, William ]. Lloyd
j. *. Il. Coon. j. G.. Hoar,
James Stride, o. w. Hungate,
w. @. Schultz. w. j. Stride,
A. j. Werner, Alex Morrison.
j. w. Roberts, Albert Shepherd,
ID. u. Steele, X. w. Mcdonald
w. j. Jamison los III Bennett
The following were elected judges for
primaries: Peter owen, II. S. Joiner
ID. b. Steele.
The Second ward republicans met a,
the court house. There was a large
attendance and everything seemed
very harmonious. The ticket is under
stood to be favorable to T. Il. Baker for
alderman. The following ticket was
elected:
Delegates Alternates
c. G. Coulter W. H. Patterson.
c. +. Drenen, Rich. Trembath.
=. T. barrow, NJ. Il. Hotchkiss,
John Miles, w L. Hill
Rob. HauSwirth, T.. G. Smith.
X. f. Turner, W. M Holden,
w. o. Clymo, N. p. Shulin.
The republicans of the Third ward
met in cacus at the city hall ]. r..
Grice was elected chairman and b. c.
W. Evans, secretary, and the following
ticket elected:
Delegates. Alternates
Frank E. Curtis, Henry Kipp.
j. II. Mcdonald, G.. w. Vineyard,
Geo. w. Andrews. II. ]. ID. Jones.
+. ID. Elderkin. A. c. VIII,
j. r. Grice. James Tickel.
Elias Lyle, Emanuel johnson
IS =, w. Evans. w. l. Lippincott,
ID. c. Mcdonald, Fred Bush.
j. II. Mcdonald, Elias Lyle and b.
c. w. Evans were elected judges for
the primary
The republicans of the Fourth ward
held a brief meeting at the Auditorium.
The attendance was light. j. ii. Wv
ian or the Boston q Montana company
and Il. A. Gamer are spoken of as aid
ermanic candidates from the ward. the
administration republicans being sore
on Alderman Schatzlein. The follow
ing delegates were elected: James pa
wilson, John A. Cannon. Sam Renfrey.
Il. j. Hamilton, A. Shanlanker A
Wetzstein, James Thompson, +. Il.
Mcbride
AT the republican caucus of the Fifth
ward. "A. n. Yoder was made chairman
ana William Tebo secretary. The fol-
lowing ticket was selected by a com
mittee OF three appointed for that pur-
pose, and was elected by reclamation:
Delegates Alternates.
A. w. Noble, l.. w. Carter
Joseph Vogler, u. Tyson.
j. j. Gamblers, A. N Patterson
Geo. Hopkins. VIM. Tebo.
j. ii. Hunter, L. Jenkins
n: X. Cathrine. c. p. Smith.
VIM. Lamphier, VIM. Townsend
+. c. McWilliams. VIM. Nicholson.
The following judges were elected
Tor the primaries: Thomas Galbraith,
George baskerville, William Talbot.
A small number of Sixth ward repub-
Icans met at the rooms of the Butte
undertaking company. Judge III. Nc
Murphey was chosen chairman ard
Chance l.. Harris secretary. Dave
Maule and AID. Williams were spoken
of as candidates for alderman. There
was quite sentiment favorable TO NJ.
NJ. Nivion for reelection as alderman.
but II was stated that he was not an
owner of property in his own name.
and so il is not likely that the republi-
cans Will renominate him. The follow
ing delegates and alternates were Sc
lected:
Delegates Alternates
DR.. McGarvin, Or. Weyerhorst
o. Il. Whitford, David Maule,
n. McMurphey. Or. Geo. ii. Wells, |
Joseph Richards. w. f. Guyette,
Ad. Williams, Hiram Graehl
William Bray, r. p Rodda.
G. +. Rideout, -. Il. Smith.
J.. c. Knowlton, John Morris.
The biggest fight of the evening /
was at the Seventh ward caucus. held |
at the st. James hotel, where some OPP |
position was displayed toward the reg |
ular n. Il. A. ticket. The regular tick |
ct was elected by so votes. to about 25 |
for the opposition. The delegates are |
understood to be favorable to John C.
Heilig or +. U. Shaw for alderman. ].
i. Knight was chosen chairman of the |
meeting and +. u. Shaw secretary. The
following ticket was elected:
Delegates Alternates.
T. b. Hammond, 81. Cooper.
+. J. NJ. Rowe, II. r. Brown,
ii. s. Libby. f. r. Clark,
Dan Hungate, :. A. Elvers.
James Watt. Walter Weisner.
j. $. Graehl. Thomas Seton,
J. II. Knight. j. G. Heilig,
+. L.. Shaw, C. A. Morgan.
At the caucus I'm the Eighth ward w
j. Palmer. G. q. Johnson and j. +. Da-
vies had an easy time running things
their own way. The official ticket was
almost unanimously elected. and is UNI
derstood 10 be for Mark Smell for alder
man. The following We're chosen:
Delegates Aternates
Geo. Gemmell. George Van Wart
C.. l.. Wood. George Smith,
Il. Weinstock. T.. c. Beebe.
w. J. Palmer. w. II. Hendricks,
Seth b. Smith, W. W. johnson.
j. +. Davies. ]. +. Keeton.
Robert Reichter. Joseph ID. Davies
There was no caucus held by the !
First ward republicans.
The PopulIst Primar.e..
The primaries OF the populists were
held in all wards last evening There
we're no contests in any Of the wards
rhe First ward populists elected these