The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-19
THEY CAME TO TERMS
w. A. CLARK and Barrel Get on the
Mixed Ticket.
CERTIFICATES ARE FILED
Democratic Nominations Were the First
TO Go on Record-The Mixed Ticket
Nominations Are Complicated.
One Independent.

Certificates OF nomination for the va
rious Silver o county tickets were
fled yesterday with the county clerk
and recorder. 1t being the last day on
which county nomination can legally be
fled. During the day w. A. Clark and
BbL. came to terms and as a conse-
quence the Clark people got on the mix
ed ticket 1t was not until nearly the
last minute. however. that everything
was fixed up to the satisfaction of the
republican and populist committees and
it lacked "a FIVE minutes of closing
time when these nominations were
made.
The first certificate OF nomination III
ed vas of the democrats. Its nomina-
tions form the only complete ticket that
was placed n the field in a convention
with doors open to the public and Sc
lected by the delegates regularly chos
en- in primaries. The nominations on
other tickets were made by committees
In secret consultation behind closed
doors. the public not being admitted.
The democratic nominations are exact
ly as they were made in the convention
hall. There are no destinations and no
changes. The nominations are certified
by p. ]. Macarthur. chairman. and Har-
ry F. Ayrshire. secretary Of the COM
mittee.
The certificate Of nominations Of the
silver republican party were next filed.
first being the convention nominees,
then the declination OF j. II. Monteath,
as a candidate for representative. n
then the additional nominations made
by the committee Monday night. In
addition to the ticket as published yes
terday morning. Henry Renfrey OF No.
22S West Daily street. for justice OF the
peace OF Walkeryille; william l.. Rob-
bins, for justice of the peace of Mel
rose; John Wesson. for constable. The
nominations are certified by w. McC.
White. chairman. and George Audley.
secretary of the committee.
The mixed ticket nominations are
quite complicated. The gold republican
party filed the nominations made by the
republican convention. These are certi-
fed by L. w. Harwood. chairman. and
III. NJ. Bleevett, secretary. In a separ
ate certificate were filed the nomina-
tons made by the committee dele
gated by the republican convention to
fill vacancies" These nominations are
certified by Il. T.. Mcbride, chairman.
and j. F. Davies, secretary OF the COM
mittee. They are the Clark democrat"
and the populist nominations.
The ~populists fled first the nominal
tons they MADE in their regular con-
vention. Then came a series of declin-
ations, including the destinations of
Thomas s.. Kilgallon, r.. A. Pelky. j. It.
Fox. w. A. Shifelbin, J. y. Murphy. NJ.
}. Elliott, Peter Breen. j. f. Bartlett,
w. Hogan. Alex Fitzgerald and ID. W.
Selfridge as candidates for representa-
tive; j. l.. Davies. for auditor: Frank
Stephens, for public administrator; a
Mcdonald. for county clerk; i. ii. Shea.
for coroner III. s. Davies, for justice
OF the peace. and j. J. Shanahan, for
constable.
Then is FLED a certificate pre-
pared by p. ]. Murphy. chairman, and
Il. n. Kinds. secretary. filling the above
vacancies by putting in the candidates
OF the republicans and the Clark peo-
pie. The Clark or gold democrats make
no nominations distinctively their own.
but their candidates appear IN both the
certificates filed by the republicans and
by the populists. There is n change
I'm the mixed ticket nominations. Chas.
T.. Alsop, who was selected by the
Clarks as one of their candidates for the
legislature. has refused TO run on the
mixed ticket. Consequently, Frank T..
Corbett Is named in his stead. Mr.. Cor
bett Il attorney for w. a. Clark.
One independent" nomination was
filed yesterday. II is that Of John
Swinton, who IL placed in nomination
as an independent candidate for Justice
of the peace in South Butte township.