The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-29
NACONDA NE WIS.
THEIR F0RL0RI HOPES
The Republicans Will To-Day
Nominate Six Candidates
USELESS IT IS CONCEDED
Tomorrow . 6ilver-Republican Party Il
- b Organissd-This II tho Last
Day Of Registration md Voters
Arr Reminded Of the Fact.

All has been prepared and the con-
vention to-day promises to be not a
little interesting. Although a silvev
republican party will not be a reality
in this county till tomorrow, when IL
has been arranged to organize in this
county a party to be known as 'silver
republicans" the republicans of the
city last evening voted for delegates
to to-day's aldermanic nominating
convention and the tickets were head
ed Silver republican primaries"
The convention will be held at 2
o'clock and the curtain will drop soon
after that hour. The knowing ones
say that it's all cut I'M dried; that the
candidates are agreed upon and all
that Is necessary to complete the for
mality, according to precedent, is to
adopt the resolutions, name a chair
man and a committee and go and reg
lister.
The tickets elected last night are:
first ward-Deiegates-J. II. Eard-
ley, John McMurray, {. L. Scott, s.
". Miller, c. Cahriher, G.. s. f. Wis
mel.
Alternates-F. Foskett. L. A. Crull.
T. B. Mallory, r.. Tuttle, w. X. Nc
Laren, H. N. Black.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +.
Reynolds. +. Z. Sergeant. II. I. Will
Jams, E. A. Waterbury, j. A. Schroe-
der, DIR. w. H. Stephens.
Alternates-J. T. Carroll, George
Welcome, L. G.. Smith. l.. A. King,
Charles Bertsch. B. Radefeld.
Third ward-Delegates-Dr. o. Leis-
e. s. Maxwell, M. c. Leonard, M. b.
Hendricks.
Alternates-A. L. Holly, Charles No
BILE, F. Strickfaden, ]. 3. Losee, II. II.
Logan, George Linsley.
Fourth ward-Delegates-T. c. Da-
wilson, ]. w. James, Fred Gangner.
John Nye, Fred Teitsworth, j. b. Will
Jams.
Alternates-J. B. Proulx. H. G. Coy.
Joseph M~unson, d. c. Mcdonald, p.
Gogerty, A. d. Peck.
Fifth ward-Delegates-J. S. Wisner,
A. Axelson, Roger Edwards. ii. Rains
ford, A. L. Walker, c. L.. Bishop.
Alternates-J. G. Keppler, r.. Tenn
pfeton, ID. A. Speaker, George King, II.
II. Berg, o. Adams.
Sixth ward Delegates-G. +. Dahl
quist, Thomas Gillespie, George H.
Patterson, Thomas Plunkett, Thomas
Screen, Joseph Ray.
Alternates-George Brolin. Ed Nord-
etrom, George Walkup, Hugh Gilchrist,
George Austin, T. w. Beetles.
Tomorrow there will be a
ton Of delegates from the several
county precincts for the purpose of or
ganizing a silver republican party.
The democrats have ratified the other
fellows, and there is great consterna-
tion in the republican camp. With
five democratic holdovers in the coun-
Gil and six coming up, the republicans
can't. figure out a majority any. way
they fix it,. They will no doubt nomi-
nate candidates from the six wards.
They agree that that is the only course
to take, but after they nominate them.
it is impossible for them to say what
they are going to do with them. The
democrats have already chosen a ticket
tha can't be beaten. even with the
assistance of the party that is to be
organized tomorrow; and the silver
republicans will, as a matter of course,
affiliate with the Bryan democrats
they cam consistently do otherwise.
To-day is the last day of registra-
ton. This Is a very important day.
Voters should see to II that they and
all of their friends get their names on
the voting list. The list is growing be-
yond comparison with that of any pre-
vious aldermanic election. 1t o
not be surprising II the umb should
reach 1900 by closing time tonight.
Register at once.