The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-20
SLATE WENT THROUGH
No Contests at the Silver Repub-
lican Caucus.
A LIGHT VOTE WAS CAST
The Delegates and Alternates Selected
in the Different Wards Harmony
Prevailed at the Walkerville
Citizen Primaries.

caucuses last evening To m del
egates to the city convention. who will
be voted for at the primaries to be held
Monday evening. There were no con-
tests I'm any OF the wards. and the
state tickets all went through without
opposition. The vote was light i'm most
Of the wards. The results of the a u
cuses in the various wards were as fol-
lows:
First ward-Delegates: Thomas Dris-
coll. w. O. Speer. w. McC. hit r..
Paterson, NJ. Hodge. Albert shepherd.
Daniel b. Steele. William Abram. AL
~ternates: John S. Powell. Barney Rou-
dabush. William r.. Evans. NJ. John
son, John Cook. John Roberts, James
Stride, John Henbrew.
Second ward-Delegates: A. Il.
Keith. George w. irwin. J. II. Leyson.
A. E. Whips. J. u. jerks, Frank Has
kins. George Pascoe. A~lternates:
James II. Maloney. ]. b. Leggat. r.. j.
Trembath. w. G.. Smith. George Stew
enson, Frank Holmes, w. l.. Hill.
Third ward-Delegates: +. II. Met
calf. c. NJ. Palmer, Savin Lisa. John
Vance. w. O.. Benham. w. H.. Levett.
Ernest Lange. Joel ID. Crossman. AL
ternates: George Audley, Lou Eschle.
Felix Castellano. James King, Clinton
II. Moore, Thomas Lavelle. Martin
Lisa, Robert Robinson.
Fourth ward-Delegates: O. Che
| vrier, j. l.. Wines. Joseph Silver. II.
Strasburger. ]. ". Long, J. Chauvin, c.
ID. French. Alex Laist. A%lternates:
Fayette Harrington, c. Campana,
! John Mcguire. H.. NJ. Patterson, Philip
| weissman, Frank Boucher. George Hal
dorm. william Willoughby.
Fifth ward-Delegates: r. Nj.
F, Campbell. II. b. Hoyt. Joseph Arch
yyinaS Gonntra1 pripp
Edmond Levy. A. L. Holland. Daniel
| Harris. A~lternates: oliver Proulx.
Alex Bell, Isaac Bechtel. William
| Burton. Robert s. Ellis. j. G.. Jones, r..
p. Shea. Louis Jenkins.
Sixth ward Delegates: l.. f.
Holmes. John q. Evans. Charles Ly-
ford. A. T. Morgan. Il. $. Booth. A. G.
Holmes. +. Giard, jr.; James Lawson
A~lternates: Lewis A. Smith, George A.
Cook, j. c. Baker. J.. S. Richards. j. A.
Nadeau, e. w. Hill. James Hamilton,
George Sutton.
seventh ward-Delegates: F. l.. Mel
cher. w. @. Bowden. q. r. Shale. Will
liam S~chanberger, Henry Summer,
william Bowers, w. F. Moyes. Fran
Henry Jefferson, William Giard. John
Craige. Edward Metcalf. V. j. Stems,
A. T. Brown. A. :. Malley.
Eighth ward-Delegates: ID. j.
Charles. William Gallick, y. ]. Giard,
James Il. Gallagher. James Brown,
George Tong c. N. Ellingwood, Il. n.
Beebe. Alternates: A. w. Brouz, w.
O. Clymo. III. Bohlke. w. Pinkman, jr.
III. Lavery, G. II. Smith. John Rowe.
Harmony prevailed at the primaries
held at walkerville last evening 10
elect delegates TO the Citizens ticket
convention. The delegates elected
were as follows:
First ward-Delegates: Pat Coli
gan, George Holbrook, Pete S~honsberg
Frank Donovan. John Cages, M. Duff
MarsIand, James McFadden. A. Smith
George O'Grady, A. O'Donnell, William
Mulcare. Ed Colligan.
second ward-Delegates: John Nc.
Elroy. Bat ~Indernezzi. Tim Callahan
Joseph Locagerri, ]. G. Sherman. Johr
Connell, Jake BRINE n Pat Collins
half a vote each. A~lternates: ID. j
Mulcaire. D.. NJ. Kelly, Martin Mitch.
ell, owen McNulty, Alex McPhail, Luke
Noonan.
Third ward-Delegates: John Ham
ilton, David Hogan, Thomas Hughes
Edward Mathews. Thomas Breslin
Christopher Vivian, Michael Reynolds
AIternates: Patrick Mulligan. Michae
Murphy. l.. Peters. Martin Gleason
| IHflIlp oiillNh "a i'i''s
Millen.
m candidates most PROMINENT!
mentioned for the offices to be flleC
are s. Donovan and John Medlin 70
mayor: for aldermen of the First ward
Jerome Gates. Peter Hendricks: I'm tn
Second ward, John Mulcare and jacob
Binic: Third ward. Michael Gleason
for police Judge, Samuel j. Leyess an
John McElroy: for treasurer, Patricl
Colligan.
The populist city central committe
met last evening to decide upon IL
course of action in the coming cam
paign. 1t was decided to put a Tickle
r in the field. and the evening of the get
was set for holding the primaries. an
Monday evening. he 2sth. at s O'Clock
for the convention. The place of hold
ing the convention was not fixed. TIL
committee decided to hold no caucus
but select their delegates to the con
vention at the primaries.
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