The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-10-02

Marx, NJ. w. Bullard. Neil Mcpherson,
T. s. Yandell, A. B. Ring3ling
Precinct No. 3 (Combination) Gus
Larson.
Precinct No. (Alps): Jerome Spen-
Ger
Pre- .inct No 8, Rock Creeh): Sim
Shiveley and Hamp Allen
Precinct No. 6, (BiMetallic): "m
Fay.
Precinct No. (sunrise) Erick
Erickson.
Precinct No. 8 (Gold Creek): P
B. Egbert.
Precinct No. l2 (Stone Station)
10 eph Heilman.
Precinct No. 13 New Chicago Del
egates: J. A. Carnegie, Gordon
Smith. Alternates Joe Gordon, e.
II. Smith.
Precinct No. II (Qnigley): John
Hoffman, John Gamble.
Respectfully submitted.
N. B. Ringleing,
Jerome Spencer,
E. H. Smith,
Committee.
The renort of the committee on per-
manent organization was read and
adopted, as follows:
Chairman and gentlemen of the In
dependent Silver Party in convention
assembled:
We, Your committee on permanent
organization and order of business, beg
leave to report as follows:
We recommend that the temporary
officers be made permanent.
That the chair appoint committee
of three to select a conference commit
tee to consist of ten men to confer with
n like committee from the Sllevr Re-
publican convention.
That we adjourn to await the action
of the committee and after reconevnlng
the action of the committee be either
adopted or rejected.
That we proceed to nominate or IN
dorse such officers as are allotted to us
in the following order: Senator, rep
resentatives, sheriff, clerk and recor-
der, county attorney, clerk of the court,
treasurer. commissioners, assessor, pub
lie administrator, surveyor, county su
perintendent of schools, coroner.
That the chairman appoint count.
central committee Of seven men.
~, Of
business as amy come before the con
II vention.
Respectfully submitted
D. M. Durfee, Chairman.
! On motion the chairman appOlnte
~ a committee of three to select confer
ence committee of ten as fusion com
- mittee TO fuse with the Silver Reput
II Gcans. The following were appointed
II D. M. Durfee, L. W. Shodair and u
,t W. Suppiger. The committee to repol
names subject to the confirmation
m the convention.
n The committee reported the follow
to ing names, which report was adopte
he and the following gentlemen were 81
~ lected N. b. Ringeling, w. L
Brown, Sim Shiveley. Jerome Spence
J. A. Carnegie, Gus Larson, Erick II
:. ickson, Valentine Jacky, W. H. Stew
art, Thomas Botscheider.
iu The convention then adjourned unit
" 2 O'Clock.
Convention was called to order
49, u' 2 80.
- The report of the resolution comm
49, tee was read and adopted.
w. Following are the resolutions:
FOR D
:. We, the Independent Silver Par
in convention assembled, representa-
ho the non partisan, Independent vote
of Carnite county, re-aflirm our a
v, herance to the platform and princlp
~. adopted by our party and published
the people of the county as our decla'
\, tion of political independence on
;no 7th day of September, 1896
We condemn and denounce as unl
T.. triotic and a menace to the welfare a
va. peace of the citizens Of Granite cor
ew ty the notorious and unholy atten
of few designing, otfice-seekinS pc
in ticians of the county to array cl
, TO or any number of its citizens agaiI
the other by adopting as their war-'
to and vote catcher a false slogan, hopi
tial that in the heat and passion OF
as titious issue (thoroughly imagin;
and unreal) to accomplish their am
ent tious designs, regardless of the Welt
and political reputation of their del
ais, ed, guileless constituents.
the We unqualifedly condemn the in
en- sion of this county Con the nominal
day of any convention within its
.g) ders) of lot Of political free-boot
AL and corporation heelers. We as pt
XIV. lively object to the insolence aggl
mas sion of any corporation OF this st
ing. foreign to our county debating