The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-17


wards Loot a,.oninr T, two of Tho
wards Flfth and sixth, different eau
Gus tickets We're put in the field, to be
voted on next Saturday at the prima-
nv.
It's Ia '''e fiis'' oeeoio anu i''r0
WARDS the caucusses did not last more
than 10 minutes, but in the Fourth,
Fifth and Sixtb tbey 1ostsd bours
M. Ea,..,, ., , ,.u,.t 1870,
ne ou' III "aiu 'o'eu ny paiiot anu
did not complete the count until after
midnight.
First Ward
T., 49,, Ma. , 49,, a.
with . ,.in, N r,,ou o,,,oa +be
meeting TO order + v Collins was
49,,
'i"'' man anu - d. iie''s SCI
rotary On motion committee of
three was appointed to select delegates
and ALLOWANCES to ha nrasan+ad to the
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meeting lol fatlilcatloh or reJectioii
ohallillan .ollins appoihIeu as sucn
euI'f, II, a. harr1ty, =. l.. emerson
anu az NJ. caihpoell Altef recess ol
~ 1'inutts 'he coliiliil.tee illaue It's re-
pot.' MIleii soiitaineu We iail'g VI
oanles my DIS an ai'ernate. WI. hoy
ash S 70 ne eSsuseu ,anu ti ne, naiile Vi
- ~ .t ,nui iLs vas sunn' 49,, mere Mele
no 1T o.i ta, changes anu the caucus ticket
- az aoi.o"s, co -,-,,..
~, pe'eSatesIJel[ Masters >. V. CoInns'
o o;t n Dolan. -; r. T., Etlersoi' a Har-
49, -N ~'''p oe''' l. 'aiiits' W. MAI
III
John Conley. c. T. Healy. Barnev Nc
Ginley, j. R. Boarman, L. c. Morris,
j. A. Hasley.
The ll6PpS of the nrino ariec TOhn
OHara, c. j. Healy and John P. Dolan.
Inc caucus was held at the bottling
works of the Anaconda brewery. The
attendance was large, more than 100
pelng present.
The Second Ward.
Tho caoora n.,ra o,,,or, ,,,o. ho,,
at the Montana hoteI p No1Itnn
was chosen chairman and r. p Ma.
bonoy seorat.rw ~ u Ema,aaton -,
P e snd Tbomas Taamev Tere
annointed committae to nrenare FOR
submission to the caucus a list Of dele
gates ana aIternates IN he votad on a,
the primary. The, committee retired
and later renorted the following LIST
which was unanimously adopted:
w NE Tss,.. - -nat's, l1uSn LAY ;
pao1,nvar y Gorao,or 800 1aI,r
CO., w Kn,,,, WI "''' JAMES 'oA'4-
''t A,ta Wv ~ i>Gi'' 1r,o,,,, \,
piarce WilI;,n, walsh Thon,as W no.
nav n D.pr;ar ~ d naohnna, AZ
Cnserove T p Too,a AVA
The annointmant nf iuaqas Of +bo ,,;-
maries vas laft to Tho oentroI cow
mittee
Third Ward.
The Third ward probably broke the
record for swiftness. In this ward Joe
Mcdonnell acted as chairman and Ed
Burke as secretary. A committee was
appointed, consisting of H. F. Collins,
Emil Hanson and Ed Burke, to select
names to be voted upon. The report
of the committee was unanimously
adopted as follows:
Delegates. 7. Casey, F. A. Jones,
Emil Hanson, J. c. Healy, ]. J. Nc
Guinness. Ed Burke, Pat Walsh, H
r. Eoiilns'
lanes Mabonev w Walsh II w
Shahel W II Trinnat NJ Sin,nsn,
Charles M lynch
,rhe selection Of iudees uas loft 70
the central comn,iftea wa" 'eA' ~
Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward was slowest of all
in selecting the names. 1t was after
midnight before the meeting finally ad-
journed. The caucus was held in the
district court room. NJ M Donoghue
was elected chairman and p. Marion
secretary The selections in this ward
were made by secret ballot. A very
large crowd was present and it seemed
as though every one had candidates
to nominate. After the nominations
were finally closed and the ballots cast,
the count began, which took up more
than three hours. The following is the
result:
Delegates-D. Shovlin, George Barich,
Patrick Sullivan, jr., Patrick Dunn.
John Conley, Larry O'Keefe, NJ. NJ
Donoghue, D. Rooney, Tom Murray, T.
P. Bryan.
Alternates-John j. Donovan, Pat
Larkin Harry Cannon, Joe DAILY, Dan
Collins, T, Parker, P. Marion, Will De-
vine, McLarkin, George Lubich.
r,ft, ward
A.. ,,..,-
~ Niie mn "aIu tnree caucus tickets
WEI se'ecteu' Inc nrst meeung was
Plssioe e., over Nv FRANK L. Dolan and
I'M oi t;n, was secretary. Inc 1oi-