Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Men Who wiz Represent Cascade
County In the House of Repre-

| sentatives.
The people of Cascade county need
little introduction to the Eve gentlemen
who will represent this county in the
lower house Of the next Legislative
assembly; for every candidate on the
Legislative ticket OF the united silver
parties has been resident Of the county
for many years and has always been
prominently before the public.
| GEORGE HOWARD STANTON,
one OF the next representatives, is na-
tive of Indiana, where he attended the
public schools and graduated from the
leading college Of the state. Nine years
ago he came to Great Falls and has ever
since been resident and property
owner in the county. In 1889 be was
clerk OF the constitutional convention at
Helena and was afterward deputy clerk
OF the district court for Cascade county,
spending his spare time in reading law
IN the office of his brother,
Attorney John w. Stanton of this
city. In 1890 he entered law
school, in 1891 was admitted to the
bar and in 1893 graduated from the law
department of Yale university, with high
donors and special mention for oratory.
Returning to Great Falls, he formed a
partnership with his brother and has
slnce enjoyed an extensive practice in all
the courts, his success in many impor-
tant suits winning for him an excellent
reputation. He is popular with every.
BODY, has an acquaintance with ali the
leading citizens of the state, knows the
imperfections Of the codes and the de.
sirable amendments and will make q
representative who will reflect honor
upon himself and the county.
| ANTHONY MORTON,
the second candidate for representative,
is resident Of Sand Coulee, a man OF
spotless reputation and rugged charac.
ter, forceful speaker, fair and liberal,
and will represent faithfully all classee
and all sections. He was born in Illi-
nols in 1868, was educated in the public
schools of that state, and has always
been student On reaching manhood
he went to Colorado, where he engaged
in mining until 1886, when he came to
| Montana. For eight years he has been
| resident of Sand Coulee, in the employ
OF the Sand Coulee Coal company, and
every resident of that camp esteems him
for his many commendable traits. For
years he has been member of the
Knights of Labor and of the Western
Federation Of Miners, being now presi-
dent of the Sand Coulee union Of the
latter order. He is friend of organized
labor, but is conservative and impartial
and will be elected and conserve the in
terests of every constituent vigilantly
and ably.
c. +. sTORK,
another candidate, will be representa-
tive who will be familiar particularly
with the needs of the farmers and stock
growers of the state. He resides in Red
Butte precinct, where he owns one of
the most fertile and most highly cult.
waited ranches in the county. He is
president of the Cascade County Far
association and has always taken great
interest in all movements tending to-
| ward the development of agriculture in
the county. lie was born in Wisconsin
in 1851 and spent his boyhood in Fill
more county, Minnesota, where he was
educated. When young man he be-
came merchant and also managed a
great wheat elevator. Later he was
manager for the Delavan Farm Co-opera-
tive association. Ten years ago he came
to Cascade county and has since resided
here. He is forceful, logical speaker,
of etrong convictions, esteemed by all
his neighbors and will make repre-
sentative useful to every constituent
EMMETT II. CARROLL,
another candidate, was born in Georgia
in 1860. Nine years later no removed to
Iowa with his parents, attended the pub,
lie schools there and also attended col
lege for four years. Afterward he taught
school for some time and later engaged
in mercantile business. Ten years ago
he came to Montana, locating at Neihart,
and has since resided in Meagher, Fer
gus or Cascade county. For several
years he was miner and prospector,
accommodating considerable wealth, but
lost it when silver was stricken down.
For the past two years he has been en-
ployed in the smelters in Great Falls, is
member of the local Mill and Smelter-
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the Trades and Labor council. Every
reader OF TIE TRIBUNE knows his pria-
ciples; he is fearless in the avowal ard
advocacy of them and may be depended
upon to strive faithfully to see them
enacted into laws.
NJ. GEORGE o'MALLEY
is an employe at the Boston and Mon
tana works and has resided in Great Falls
for the past five years lie is esteemed
by all his fellow employees as honest, fair
and able and will receive al almost
unanimous vote from them. lie was
born at st. Louis q years ago, attended
the public schools there and also
Bridgeton academy. lie will be elected
by as large a ma jority as will be received
by any silver candidate and will make a
successful, trustworthy representative.
Justices of the Peace.
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