The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
TICKETS MADE UP.
Democrats and silver Republicans of JEFF
ferson Make Their Nominations.

Democrats and silver Republicans Of JEFF.
ferson Make Their Nominations.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boulder. Sept. 20.-The democrats and
silver republicans Of jefferson county
held their conventions here to-day with
a good attendance and much interest,
nearly the full representation from all
precincts being present in the former
and all important precincts being repre-
scented in the latter. The nominations
for state senator developed the warmest
fight in the democratic convention, nine
ballots being required TO determine the
contest. The nominees, with their vote
on first ballot, were as follows: DIR. w.
II. Haviland of Whitehall, %; Dodley
Halford of Boulder. Is: ID. G.. Warner
OF Boulder, SO: Ed Cardwell of Card
well, is. Halford's vote ran up TO 26
and down TO Is on the seventh ballot,
when he withdrew. on the ninth ballot
Warner received ~, Haviland AZ and
Cardwell 6. Nominees for the legisla-
ture are Patrick Luddy OF jefferson,
w. II. Lockhart Of Lockhart and DIR.
Haviland Of whitehall. For sheriff
Henry l.. Sherlock was renominated py
reclamation. likewise Eugene Picot for
clerk and recorder. II. r. Lyon for
county attorney, Miss Lillian Carey for
county superintendent of schools, +. r..
MCNEIL for county surveyor, Il. n.
Thompson for public administrator n
l.. A. NawteT for coroner. Nomination
for treasurer developed a little strife,
the nominees being j. Il. Brien Of Basin,
j. +. Deeney of Whitehall, S. r. futile
Of Fish Creek and f.. McSorley of Boul-
der. Deeney won on the second ballot,
with So ballots to Brien's 40. The dele
gates to the democratic state convention
are j. w. Pace, Ed Ryan, =. II. Luddy,
John Flaherty. j. b. Brien. Richard
Dunn, Wilson Redding. ID. c.. Warner,
w. II. Lockhart and H.. l.. Hughes. The
matter of instructions for the delegates
was not mentioned. but II is understood
that the majority will be anti-fusion.
The nominees of the silver republicans
are A. NJ. Williams of Clancy for state
senator; u. J. w. Davis of Whitehall,
j. h. Felts Of Basin and j. II. Pearson
Of Elkhor for emb OF the legisla-
ture; Charles Henton, sheriff; T.. L..
Marks, ASSESSOR; Miss Jennie FflCher,
superintendent of schools: c. NJ. VIII
kinson, attorney; Il. r. Dean, treasurer:
William Daley, clerk and recorder; Ar
thu Page, surveyor; H. Goodwin, pub
lie administrator Or. j. G. Hunter.
coroner Daniel Mcneil was selected as
chairman Of the county central commit
tee. Ii is expected that the administra
ton republicans, who will hold their
county convention here on Thursday.
viii indorse the ticket nominated by the
silver republicans. and will also select
delegates to attend their state conven.
ton in Helena. The delegates to the
silver republican state convention from
this county are DR.. l. A. Leighton,
Charles r. Burket. j. NJ. Morris, DIR J
w. Davis, Louis Sponheim, Henry
Schupp, A.. M. Williams. Martin Null
vahill, Stephen II. Knowles, DIR. j. G..
Hunter and J. II. Morrow. They go un-
instructed. but will probably not be
averse TO fusion i'm the interest of Hart
man for congress.
The populist party appears TO be out of
1t in this county, for they have not
organized nor held any kind Of a meet
ing. except a very small one in Basin,
when Il was considered best to disband.
Where they will affiliate is uncertain,
but some of them have taken the oath
Of allegiance at the democratic prima-
rieE.