The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-15
OPPOSED TO FUSION.
Galiatin County Democrats Have Selected
Their Delegates.

Gallatin County Democrats Have Selected
Their Delegates.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Bozeman, Sept. 1.-THE democrats
held their primaries on Monday night
in the various precincts and from all
accounts, especially as far as the city
delegation is concerned. they are
against fusion with the populists or sill
yer republicans. The primaries went
off very quietly. one of the precincts
was carried largely by the advocates
of w. A. Clark's candidacy; their
slate of names being carried nearly in
toto. The following are the delegates
in the Bozeman precincts for the coun-
ty convention. to be held on Sept. 18th:
West Bozeman-Thomas Lewis, j. L..
Patterson. James Kay. Walter Cooper,
c. w. Soper. s.. NJ. Emery. j. f. Mar
tin. George Ellis, c. f. sutton, w. l..
Mcdonald, F.. Il. Lamme, Ed Luce.
East Bozeman-W. IL. Arnold. H. A.
Pease. Ned Latta, Lee Warren. John
Walsh, AL Royston, II. w. Foster,
Joseph Kopp, NJ. J. Sexton. Joseph
Kountz. Charles Haggeney l.. Kruger,
James Fitzgerald, Feron Mack.
South Bozeman-C. w. Hoffman, c.
p. Blakeley. John Luce. A. f.. Davidson,
r. NJ. Higgins. James NJ. Robertson.
Charles Backus, ID. +. Johnson. Il. Hile-
man and j. w. Ponsford, tie.
The republicans held their primaries
last Saturday night in the various pre-
cincts and elected their delegates for
the convention on Saturday. Sept. 18th.
The primaries were conducted in a
very orderly manner and the black
sheep who left the fold two years ago
donned their customary garb without
from their more staunch
brethren. who have stayed with the
gold standard through thick and thin.
The fn11nnvfnu ara tho HalarafaG who
VIII participate in the county conven-
ton:
East Bozeman-A. A. Bratten. J.. V.
BOCert. w. Y. Smith, a. Rertelsen, B..
r. Osborn. T.. L. Stowe. w. +. Williams.
r. NJ. Whitefoot. w. ]. Crittenden, IT.
II. Hodson. ]. Mitchell, Charles Dietch,
ID. 7. Brenneman.
weet Rozeman-w. l.. Holloway, w.
p. Burkett. George Davis. f.. Brook
Martin. L. s KENYON f. Griffin. F. l..
Penepe. 4. ]. Edsall, w. o. Peck,
George Wilson. ]. II. Border.
South Bozeman-C. Scales, w. w
Livingston. NJ. Langhor. G. n. Pease,
Harmon Cleveland. w. NJ. Award. Pet
or Koch. T. II. Rea. Horace Cleveland,
L. 6. Wilson. F. II. Schumacher, A. L.
Love. z. T. Morris. u. MaXey.
The country precincts are all well
represented by delegates and there
promises to he a full DELEGATION Of re-
puh1icans and democrats a: the con-
ventions.
The seekers for ONCE I'm both the re-
publican and democratic parties are nu-
roerous. and the following are some Of
the would-be aspirants, who are talked
Of as likely TO run on the county tick
ets:
For county attorney. democrats: II.
G. Cockrlll. w. r. G. Stewart, John
Luce: republicans. GEORGE d. Pease, T.
NJ. Pierce. w. L. Holloway.
The dark horses are John Luce and
w. L. Holloway for this office.
For county treasurer. democrat. Ward
Cockrill: republicans. Allan Newton. r.
T. Barnett. Henry Sears.
For sheriff. democrats. Walter Cald-
well. lyman Morgan. John Robinson:
republicans. w. r. Fransham. Arthur
Jones. Charles Waterman, James Reid.
For clerk and recorder, democrat, w.
Arnold republican. p. McNaughton.
County superintendent of schools.
Miss Ida Mack. democrat.
There are a number of others who
will undoubtedly run for some office.
Candidates for the state legislature do
not seem to be very numerous at pres
emf.
The p~ostofice will he moved from the
present building to the Brown block.
owing to the bids being lower than that
or the owners of the present location.