The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-17

tef, In the ticket Of the silver repub-
leans yesterday evening and now they
are no longer suspicious. They nave
pocketed their Wanted principles and
zone in with the other republicans,
only in this case the silver republicans
seemed to have about half swallowed
the other kinds of republicans and the
gold bug part IL inside. There can De
no doubt that the whole thing was a
bluf and that there will be but one
republican ticket in the field, ana III
viii be a short-order AFFAIR. call-for-
! what-you-wish in the way or platform
and il is there. Each candidate repre-
sents all OF the different platforms.
Just why they should have gone TO an
OF this trouble. is incomprehensible 10
the average mind. but so Is the ralsoh
a. etre of r~epublicanism. Tonight the
same candidates who came before the
convention of yesterday are hustline az
the primaries to get their states elected
and when the straddle-bug convention
meets on Tuesday IT will nominate the
very same men as the convention OF
Yesterday only with a slightly dlHer-
ent platform above them a PLATFORM
which will allow the really sincere
goIabus 10 swallow the dose without
Knowing what 1t IL.
Down in the Second ward the pri-
mary was a masterpiece. II was one
Of those personally conducted aHalIs
and n was simply lovely. Charles [.
proctor. sheriff. and his deputies were
present and when the vote was counted
and the result declared the two demo-
crat spectators took on their mats anu
held on 10 them in awe and reverence
for the genius which had pEoduced
such fawless harmony. ThlrtE-seNen
votes had been cast for four out OF
nine delegates nominated and four OF
! the said nominees had receiver every
: one OF those 81 votes. what the dete-
rates were nominated for only a re-
I ! -.ltsz,, ,an toll They might as wei
7 nave been attending a Hottentot pow
WOW. They did not even dare vote Tor
; themselves. And the GROVE There
= was a sample OF everything that walks
: on two legs. Some or them ulu no,
I live I'm the ward: some of them had
y inst been hauled out OF box cars ana
' was whispered that others were 40
: ing time in the county jail, put the
: master mind swayed them all Ihey
= even wrote the names on the ballots
in exactly the same order. 1t was per
. feet. II was godlike. Charles Fletcher
:, was chairman, Frank Goss secretary.
!, II T. Hathaway, Charles Gahres ana
~ A. T. Frame Judges. They ana tue
In rest were like automatons. % =
~ Walker, A. l.. Reynolds. Dave Jones
!. charles Fletcher. 5. NJ. Murphy, Ness
=, Herring. Al Frame, Charles tshres
NJ and John Bob were nominated as oei-
n gates. -
nd { votes. GdtI lhlA min
A posited his slip and as a hitting nnai'
an ro this oriental. Madame BlavatskN
re sort Of a scene, eight big negroes, eaci
black as night. filed I'm at the close o'
ar the line, as I'm the East, prlhging vi
The rear of a line Of slaves. III Proc
e. TOR has managed his mesmerism as wei
ny in the rest of the county there can To-
no doubt of his nomatton on Tues
he day.
'or About the same programme was fol
= - l.. .vl,.~ -ua Nth "A IN AlnaEAAn
al change I'm the master mind. The FOL
OF lowing are the results in other pre-
rs cincts in the city and country;
are First ward-Chalrmsn. w. II. smith
res secretary, w. A. Webster; judges, ".
err. Wright. S. ID. Larsent: delegates,
ON DerriEsn. J. Hrschberger, @. ID. Lac
ard ]. =. Hanna. J. a. Collins, II. Prentis
in r. X. Race. q. II. wardrop, c. W Pa
va nell, w. McGie. Ben Steele.
Third ward-Chairman, II. o. Chow
en-: secretary, q. h. Anderson; Judge
II. c. Shfpley. =. y. Lee, T. V. Rubo
tom; delegates. J. Il. Mitchell, Nels Ne
+. 3 sen. A. :. Fletcher. Ed Sims, A.
Q. : Kyle, w II. Race.
&c; Fourth ward-Chairman. Ed Youni
-4c' secretary. II. II. Matteson; Judges, 5.
&c; Hawkins. c. T. Grove. w. stein, +.
''O' Statson. Henry Pearce: delegates, He
iro, nv Pearce. II. belong. r. Coombs, r.
p Stefey, c. Lund. A. 7. Elliott, II.
Matteson. c. Il. Grove. Ed Young, T..
Russell. A. +. Johnson, w s.. Frary.
go. w. Frfzzell, w ]. Winters. ]. ~. FaI
90 field, +. w. Webster. I'D Hooker, J.
GOO Bondy.
4 100 silver smelter-Delegates. c. A. W
! 900 son. G. Schwan.
4 900 Little Chicago-Deiegates, A. NAL
3 100 berg, S. Larsen, ]. NJ. Burlingame.
Ulm-Delegate. A. w. Craig.
West Great F'alls-Chairman. FL
cat Wright: secretary, F. Luhr; delesat
sup George Poole. Il. ~Dsllabaugh, II. II
onR. boldt. John Webber, +. w. Wright.
loiee r. Il III. smelter-Chairman, j. T NJ
beet row: secretary, W II. Burns; Judges,
iers, Il Quick. =. o. Wells delegates,
fers. krepptko. r. ID. g. Wright. l.. Thrill.
ans Il. McGinnis.
iloH Armington-A. II. Rove. G. q. PC
ell. s. J.. Crane.
arEe Sun Rivera. Roensch, r. T.. Tod'
y ~ Geyser-H. J. Goss.
Boston Heights-C. T. Baal, +.
? CO. Burghardt.
Cascade-H. Schrammeck, H. +. VI
,,.., tag. +. Healy, A. Hodson. / ID. Ask
the East belt-DI 'hai'Dti ~
Com IIassco'h' re.siSon 1Itu
stern II Okley, n W WHARF =" n,i
in Sand Coulee Chairman. Cha
stern Lochray: secretary. George White;
egates. l.. c. Mccoy, John Rem
g 900. George White. John Burns. J. @. Fr
Nat McGifin. Lewis Stockett, ia
Martin, J. q. Gillen.
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