The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-23

school OF Butt<- MS DrSt work In tuSl-
ness was done in several real estate Of
fees IN Butte. Afterwards he was for
four Year, bookkeeper in q bank at Pa
louise. WASH. at which place. In 1893. he
was married to Georgia Morris. In 1895
he removed to Butte with his family.
and when Clint C.. Clark went into Of
fee az clerk OF the courts Mr.. Nor
moyle became one of his deputies and
now occupies the position OF clerk of
Department II. OF the district court.
Mr.. Normoyle is not employed by the
Anaconda company and never was.
NJ. j. Burke. candidate for the legis-
lature. was born In Ireland and In 81
years old. He came TO this country as
a boy IL years of age. He came to the
Pacific coast at the age OF 20 years. He
then went to Nevada, wher ne lived
and worked for 20 years. He was en-
gagged In mining all the time and was
one of the earliest and most loyal men,
bers OF the Miners union OF Nevada.
lie Is a man OF sterling character, true
to his convictions. A few years ago he
was elected to the position OF school
trustee. which position he has filled
faithfully and well. having filed a very
large part In redeeming the district
from the low position I'm which II had
fallen previous to the time M was elect
ed. Mr.. Burke is a timiekeeper for the
Anaconda company and rsides with his
family In C~enterville.
Jere A. Clifford. candidate for the
legislature. was born Sept. 10. 1857, at
Lewiston. Maine. He came To Montana
in April. 1850. m was employed for
a number of years in the mines and
smelters of this city. He is at present
engaged In the saloon business. being
proprietor OF the Mint on North Main
street. Mr.. Clifford is one of Butte's
most progressive citizens. He never ran
for Office before.
For County Omces.
Patrick Henry Regan. democratic
candidate for sheriff. was born at Han
cock. Mich. March 90. 1868. He re-
ceived his education in the public
schools of Hancock. After his school
days he worked In the mines there un-
til 1884. when he came to Butte. Dur
ing his last years in Michigan he was
fast making a reputation as a baseball
player and was catcher for the Han
cock nine. His friends predicted a
great career for him as a ball player.
but he disappointed them by quitting
the game and removing to Montana.
After arriving In Butte he first worked
in the Eveline mine and subsequently,
he vas In the employ of the Alice COM
pany. and then was with the Lexing-
ton, being sent by the latter to Utah
"a assistant superintendent of the COM
pany's properties there. He did not re-
main In Utah very long. however. and
returned to Butte and entered the EN-
ploy of the Anaconda company. first as
shift boss at the Anaconda mine. and
afterwards as foreman. He occupied
the latter position when he was nomi-
mated two years q for sheriff on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fusion ticket. His
popularity was evidenced by the big
vote he received at the election. He
got 6.400 against $500 received by his
leading opponent. n he led the ticket
by about 1000 votes. Personally. Mr..
Regan has been one of the most popu-
lar men that ever filed the ONCE OF
sheriff, and the affairs of the Office were
never more faithfully and capably con-
Quoted than they have been under his
administration.
Mr.. Regan was married about a year
and a half ago.
4. J. Laurandeau. candidate for as
SCISSOR. is 81 years OF age and was born
IN Canada He came to the United
States In 1873 and reached Butte eight
years ago. By trade he is a painter and
paper hanger. He was elected justice
of the peace Of Silver Bow county two
years e. and has proved one OF the
most capable and efficient Justices Butte
ever had. He Is married and has four
children and resides at No. 514 North
Main street. Before elected justice he
employed by the Charles Schatzlein
Paint Co.
job T.. Griffin. candidate for auditor,
was born In Ireland In 1870 and grad
uated with high honors from the best
schools in 1856. He came to America in
1889 n directly afterward to Butte.
For the last three years he has been
employed at the High ore mine. While
q miner. he is a man OF good education
and Is fully competent In every respect
to MI the position of auditor with
credit.
Phil A. Julien. the nominee for coro-
ner. was born in the city OF Washington.
ID. c., Sept. II. 1886. and is, as his name
Indicates. or French descent, though
both of his parents are natives Of the
United States. After receiving the rudi-
ments OF an education he left school at
an early age and found employment in
a book and periodical establishment. In
which business. with a short Interrupt
ton. he followed until about the close
of the war. From the latter part OF
1865 to the latter part of 1867 he vas a
clerk in the adjutant generals office OF
the war department. and In 1865 began
newspaper work In the old National
Republican. He worked on that and
other Washington papers unit 1881,
when he went to Denver to edit the
Evening World. In May. 1885. he came
to Butte as reporter for the Miner. and
has since that time been a resident OF
Montana. From July, 1894. to June,
1897. Mr.. Julien was editor Of the Great
Falls Tribune, but returned to Butte
II the latter date and has since been
connected with the city department of
tho Miner. In politics ne has always
been a democrat, but has never held
or up to the present time sought public
ONCE. As a newspaper man he has not
q superior In Montana and he In re-
spected and estesmed by his journalistic
associates and also by all who nave the
pleasure OF his acquaintance. Mr.. JUL
lien Is an employe of the Miner. owned
by w. A. Clark. He Ii not an employe
of the Anaconda company.
c. p. Connolly. candidate for county
attorney. was born near Poughkeepse.
N. T.. Dec. %. 1863. and n therefore IS
yeap ole. He 10 married and has four
children. Mr.. Connolly received but