The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-14
ANACONDA NEWS.
THE JUDGES SELECTED
List of Those Who Will Preside
at the Special Election.
FORMAL RECORD ENTERED
Those Who Can and Those Who Cannot
Vote on the Bonding Proposition
Names Must Be on the Regis
tration Book.


The county commissioners yesterday
formally entered upon the record book
the minute prepared by County At
forney Trippet, providing for an election
upon the plan to bond the county in the
sum of 100000 for the erection of a
court house. The order is as follows:
The board having had under consid-
GRAFTON the proposition and question of
constructing, building and completing a
court house and Jail at the county seat
for Deer Lodge county, state of Mon
tana, and deeming it advisable that
such court house and Jail should be con-
structed. built and completed at as
early date possible, and there be-
ing no funds now in the county treas
ury or belonging to said county,
available for such purpose, the board
further considered the proposition and
question OF making a loan for such pur-
pose, and determined to make said loan
II approved by majority of the
electors of said county. and the board
thereupon determined that the amount
necessary to be raised by such loan for
the purpose would be 500, GOO 1t is
therefore ordered that the question of
making said loan of 100000 by this
board be submitted to the electors of
deer Lodge county, state of Montana,
Tor their approval, and for that purpose
ton be and is hereby called, ordered,
appointed and fixed to take place in
said county on Tuesday, the 25th day
of January, 1898. for the electors of said
county to vote upon said question.
Commissioners Walker and Rom
voted in favor of the bonding propo-
sition and Commissioner Geary cast his
ballot adversely to it.
The board then selected the judges
of election for the different voting pre-
cincts in the county, which are as fol-
lows:
First Ward, naconda-Hugh Daily,
John Williams, Dennis Shovlin, Charley
Walker, William Haynes.
Second Ward-William Furay, C. w.
Atwater, James Quanc, Con O'Connor,
Alex Burnett.
Third Ward-Frank Collins, John
Hallahan. Fred Gangner, Thomas F.
Mahoney, George Barich.
Deer Lodge, No. /, voting place. Bel
enberg's old shop-John Clague, Nat |
Newman, Chris Schroeder, Lew Cole |
man, w. n. Aylesworth.
Carroll, Floods boarding house-Pat /
Cuddihy, James Long, Charles Flood,
r.. c. Burriss, John Klenhaus.
Carroll No. 2, barber shop-McSurely, /
John Miller, Tom McGibern, Frank Nc
Donnel, James Buckley.
I Anaconda, No l. Turner Halle-Tom
Boland, Henry Redmond, c, H. Will I
liam" g. S. r. Wisner w. c. Converse /
Blue Eyed Nellie, school house-F. C. |
Brown, G. Oldhaber, c. Il. Jones.
Silver Lake, Hilbert boarding house
William Kinney, William Hilbert, w.
$. Turner.
Lost Creek, school house-C Emmons.
Jake Staffernson, L. e. Cousins.
Georgetown, Roach's store Jack
Stande, James Brain, John Roach.
Gable, boarding house-C. E. Bourlin,
Tom Mcdonald, Albert Mease
Stuart, Fuller's House-O. C. Fuller,
II Watson, j. H. Michael.
Deer Lodge, No. 2, engine house-Sam
Scott, Frank Dean, Ed Scharnikow,
George Cockrell. Nose Menard
Washington Gulch, Ralston store
Frank Gallagher, George kessinger,
Bob Lebbets
Avon, Birdseye store-Wiliam White
hill, l.. J. Blood, Alex Mcdonald.
: Garrison, school house Nathan
Smith, Charles H. Williams, Nes Han
son.
Pioneer. Bed Rock saloon-W. l.. Pip
per, Ed Morse, J. K Uhl
Race Track, Good Templars hall--P.
w. Elliott, Peter Johnson, ". Avery.
Warm Springs. Grards store
Spencer Johnson, J. l.. Goodman, B.
Crosswhte.
Mill Creek, station-Morgan Evans,
w. r. Allen, Ed Twitchell
Cooma, Washoe store-O. C. Warner,
j. w. Moss, j. b. Loomis
Woodwork. Hannawalt house-James
Manneing, Luke Delany, William Boyd.
Helmville Quigley building-Mike
Spray, B. B. Manox, Mike Mccormick,
c. III. Switchler a. Pritchard.
Ovendo. school house-Tom Jones.
John Kelly. Bob Dixon.
Sunset, Chamberlain building-Sam
KLEIN, w. A. Griswell j. NJ Bowes.
Blackfoot. Quingley store-J r.
Quingley, John Downtown, Rufus John
son.
Lincoln. school house-James Hansen,
John Mcclure. Henry Miller
Zosel-John Powers, c. Dennison Dan
Coughlin. ,
Granite Butte-Owen Barnes ]. C.
Cannon, John Donaldson. {
Bald Butte-John Larson, J. G. Me- ,
A. Anison. {
Elliston-John Clark Tom Jones. Eric
Ball. a. Platner, James Jenkins.
Blossburg-George Mobbs, c. Wilson
Thomas Mcdonald. {
Gold Creek-James keenan,. Dave
Hagan, James Cough /
The laws under which the commits 5
sioners are acting are to be found i'm !
the constitution and the political code I
The constitution, article 13 section :
provides, among other things that no 9
county shall be allowed to become in {
1ebted for any purpose to an amount I
including existing Indebtedness in the
tgg1egate, exceeding per centum of
ne value OF the taxable property there
n. The present Indebtedness of the
county is about $780, 900 The taxable
property of the county is more than .
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