The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-21


- A foung George T King
- "A hihg John Clabaugh
John Marchion c w Atwater
] Keppler VIM Alien
~ Sapps Angus Mcdonald
4 davidson Eber Colder
"A Spraker Chas McMinn
l. e Beaudry ] A Hammond
a Mcdonald Ii L Brown
lheo Johnson Benz Sweeny
Peter Mcdonald r A Finley
c Walker Archie Neal
c English q r English
Bernhard Falk NJ M Stewart
w Mahan Barry Falk
T w Hayes ID @ Fisher
weaver Wolf Copinus
DaVld Evans Chas Houck
Murray Miles
John Plat 7 p Stapp
| j S Sheehan 7 r Gnosa
~ Greg Roger Edwards
arthur tortier II H Logan
DEER LODGE.
N Bielenberg H II Zenor
Levi Davis % peck
Is rodgers Geo NJ Johnson
G ID Joslyn w M TrasIx
FOX William Coleman
Il van Gundy ID Sheffield
John E Fisher RT Harris
John Kelley A M I,own
| II Trahant r. Rurdess
| Frank Conley c G Glass
| Lew Coleman Ed q Fov
Is cannon John Mathieson
AVON.
A Z Glover Allen Kimberly
BLANCHARD.
II S Blanchard
MILL CREEK.
w M Evans Peter lessen
Albert Morrell David Jones
OVANDO.
- M Hunsecker e Williams
ROBERT Dixon Henry Faust
RACE TRACK.
George Kinney John Welton
STUART.
Bullas PARROT William Parrott
WARM SPRINGS.
Il f1ter Alfred Perkins
WILLOW GLEN.
= X Eardley r Rasmussen
James Jensen c r Jamme
NO credentials turned in from Black
foot Blossburg, Gable, Elliston, George
town. Granite Butte, Lincoln, Ontario.
Zosel, Washington gulch, Blue Eyed
Neille' Bald Butte, Carroll, Garrison.
COLD creek. Helmville, Lost creek
Ploneer Sunset. Woodwork.
Total number of delegates. 81.
we would respectfully represent that
Captain Turner, a member of the coun-
ty central committee from Silver Lake
precinct, is present without Credentials
we recommend that Captain Turner
De admitted as a delegate to represent
the precinct of Silver Lake.
John r. Eardley.
A. c. Glover.
Nj. ]. Fitzpatrick.
j. e. Van Gundy,
Robert G. Dixon,
Committee.
Inc committee on resolutions was not
yet ready to report, So by way of kill
ing time, A. G. Glover asked a question
which several had to answer before the
matter was satisfactorily decided. He
wanted to know if, under the code. the
delegates to the state convention did
not have to be selected in the same
as delegates to the county con-
Nentlon, at the primaries, by ballot l.
I. English and w. b. Rodgers. acting
as advisers and counsellors at law, set
tied II by agreeing that a committee
might be appointed to select the dele
gates which the convention should af-
Ierward elect or reject and elect others.
and thus fulfill the law.
Inc committee on organization re-
ported In favor of making the tempo
AIRY officers the permanent officers of
he convention, with the order of bust
Tess as follows: Report of committee
IN credentials, report of committee on
'esolutions. election of delegates. This
vas adopted and the committee dis
charged.
The resolutions committee reported
his as a result of their Iabors:
RESOLVED, by the republicans of
Deer Lodge county i'm convention as
embed, That we believe firmly in free
oinage and protection, not one but
'oth, and that We do fully and cor
Tally approve and endorse the action
f our senator's. Lee Mantle and Thorn
s III. Carter and our representative in
onsress. Charles s. Hartman, in their
y 40. an. - a A.
inal republican principles and their
lasterly and fearless defense of their
constituency and western civilization"
The resolution was Received with ap-
lause and was about to be adopted,
hen the gentleman from Avon, A. c.
Hover, got the floor and championed a
which would favor the cleo
on of senators by vote of the people
lie said he did not desire nor intend to
asst any reflection upon the Montana
and would withdraw his reso-
ltion instantly If 1t did so, but he re-
arded this just as important as the
liver issue.
w. B. Rogers replied. suggesting that
2 make his resolution subject for sep
rate consideration, and let the report
the committee first be acted upon.
his was agreed to. and the report was
iopted with shout of ayes.
The Glover resolution was then pass
!, though IL met with an opposing
,te, as an instruction TO delegates to
e state convention, who are TO ask
at body to adopt plank in conform
: with it.
The committee on resolutions put the
life TO the platform which many
embers Of the convention expected
r. Leiser's pccketfull of resolutions
ant into the wastebasket o r.
Bannon was hunting for his manu-
ript when the convention adjourned.
ID has not found IL yet W. B. Rog-
5 told the convention that he tore his
form m T-ncIQ lin rnfa T-o,r I'll