The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-04
VOTES WILL TALK NOW
The Kicker Has q Long List to
Choose From.
THREE IN EVERY WARD
Where the Polling Places Are Located.
The List OF b Candidates for Al
dermen-A Strong Demo-
cratic Ticket.

The polls will be open at s o'clock
this morning and will close at 9. The
lows:
First ward-No. 80 East Granite
street.
Second ward-Northeast corner Gran
lite and Montana streets.
Third ward-vacant lot In East
Broadway. between Arizona street and
Hale house.
Fourth ward-Armory.
Fifth Ward-No 1851 East Park
street.
Sixth ward-Barret & Jacky block,
West Galena street.
Seventh Ward-Southwest corner OF
Iron street and Utah avenue.
Eighth Ward-Steamboat block. juno
ton Of Main street and Maryland ave
nue..
Only aldermen are to be elected in to-
days election. but the choice of alder
men is q mighty important thing to the
taxpayers and to citizens generally.
There are enough candidates in the field
to AFFORD the kicker a wide range in Sc
Letting a candidate to suit him. There
are three candidates i'm every ward and
i'm the Sixth and Seventh wards there
are four candidates. The democrats,
Mckinley republicans and silver repub-
licans each have full tickets In the field
n the populists have candidates i'm
two wards. The list of candidates In
each ward is as follows:
First Ward-John Ferns, dem.
Thomas Driscoll, silver rep; o. w.
Hungate, rep.
Second ward-Thomas Bryan. dem.
H.. NJ. Patterson. silver rep: o. N. Per-
ry. rep.
Third ward-John Britt. dem.: Savin
Il isa Silxar ran . Chorlee ~ UnnaoS ron
Fourth Ward-Marco J. Medin. DEM;
Charles Schatzlein. silver rep; Charles
Bausman. rep.
Fifth ward-R. p. Kelly. dem.: r. NJ.
Campbell, silver rep; w. H.. Rodebank,
rep.
Sixth ward-A. C. siebenaler, dem;
John G. Evans. silver rep; D.. ID. Nc
Gregor. rep; w. A. Wallace. pop.
Seventh Ward-Ferdinand Grefg.
dem; w. r. Noyes. silver rep; Thomas
Seton. rep: T.. A. Smith. pop.
Eighth Ward-J. j. Knowlton, dem;
C.. w. Ellingwooi, silver rep; George
w. Farlin, rep.
While 1t is more important that good
men should be elected aldermen than
that n particular party should be vic
torious at the polls, and while il is not
good citizenship to urge the support of
party candidates when the candidates
are not lit men for office. yet this veal
no mistake a be made in urging the
loyal support Of the democratic carii-
dates In every ward. That is because
the democratic candidates are good men
men thoroughly qualified in every re-
spect to fill the offices to which they
aspire. They are worthy of the support
of citizens generally, not because they
are democrats only. but because they
are good men. They will carry out the
progressive policy of the present admin
i~stration-the policy OF giving the peo-
u Is-- e.. -. w. -.
publicans always promise to do some
thing; they declare for paving and for
better streets, but the history OF Butte
fails to show anything they have ever
done tending towards making a city
out Of Butte. Surely people do not want
more of the rule of the gang now sail
ing under the name of the Mckinley
republicans, and IL the silver republi-
cans are any improvement they have
never shown any Indication of IL. The
people know what the democrats have
done-their work Is before their eyes.
The democratic candidates. IL elected,
will continue the good work.
, John Ferns, the democratic candidate
in the First ward, was born in Eng
Ian in 1864, came to the United States
in 1870 and and West I'm 1881. He has
been in Montana since 1888. He was
engaged In mining until seven years
e. since which time he has been en-
gagged in the grocery business at No.
APO North Wyoming street.
Thomas Bryant. candidate In the Sec
ond ward, Is IS years of age. and was
also born in England. He landed In
New York when I years old and has
been 16 years In Butte. He is foreman
Of the Original mine.
John Britt. candidate In the Third
ward, was born in Ireland 50 years ago.
and came To this country in 1884. He
is a well-known and popular miner, liv-
ing at No. l2i Covert street.
Marco j. Medin is - years OF age and
was born at Virginia City. New. He
has been seven years in Montana and
is In the grocery business in West
Broadway.
Robert p. Kelly. candidate In the
Fifth ward, was born in Canada ~
years ago, INC has been In Butte Is
years. He is a hosting engineer for the
Boston e. Montana company. He lives
at No. 62s East Galena street.
Albert G.. Siebenaler. candidate in the
Sixth ward. was born in Havana, Ill,
rs years ago. He came To Montana i'm
1887 and is assayer at the Butte Re
duction works. He lives at No. l21 West
Silver street.
Ferdinand Greng is the Seventh ward
candidate. He was born In Brooklyn 25
years ago. He came to Butte IL years
9 and Ii a groceryman at No. rs
Utah avenue.
J.. J. Knowlton. candidate in the
Eighth ward. was born in Erie county,
New York. in 1874. He served through
the war. He came TO Butte in 1857 and
Is engaged in the lumber business.
All the democratic candidates are
married men. with homes In Butte and
interested in having a good city prop
erly and economically governed. None
OF them have been in political life be-
fore. except Bryant and knowlton. who
are up for reelection as aldermen,