The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-03
CO TO THE POLLS TO-DAY
When You Get There Vote the
Straight Democratic Ticket.
THEY'RE ALL GOOD MEN
The Democratic Nominations Commend
Themselves to All Good Citizens Rs
CARELESS OF Party--City Will Be
in Honest, Competent Hands.

Every registered citizen Of Anaconda
should make it a point to-day to go to
the polls and vote the straight demo-
cratic ticket. 1t is a splendid munich
pal ticket-no better has ever been
nominated in this city. There is not a
candidate on it who is not especially
well qualified for the office to which he
aspires. With Madden as mayor,
Walkup as city treasurer and Fitzger-
aid as police magistrate, and with the
council chamber filled up with the
democratic candidates for aldermen,
the affairs of the city will be entrusted
to thoroughly competent and absolute
ly honest hands. They will give the
city Clean straightforward, upright
administration. Every voter should
make it his prime duty to-day to go to
the polling place in his ward and vote
the straight democratic ticket. includ-
ing Judge Fitzgerald, who has filled his
office SO ably, honestly and satisfac-
torily. By making his name a terror
to evil-doers. Judge Fitzgerald has kept
Anaconda. relatively free from that
class of people. He has reduced the
amount of crime here to a minimum,
and SO has been Of incalculable benefit
scentiousness, his feariessness, his val
liable experience, his tried ability to
distinguish between guilt and inno-
cence, his spotless record as man and
a citizen, all make him the man for
the Office. He could not be improved
upon. Every voter should turn out and
vote for Judge Fitzgerald and all the
other democratic candidates. The
only argument attempted to be
used against Judge Fitzgerald is
that he has held the office
eight years. He has held it six years
but what of that? 1t is a judicial Of
flee and it is customary the country
over to keep "a good, clean. honest judge
in office as long as possible. The fact
is the people of Anaconda are so well
pleased with Judge Fitzgerald that they
take pleasure in re-electing him.
At o'clock this morning the polls
open. They will remain open until 6
o'clock this evening. 1t is the duty of
every citizen to cast his vote. The DEM
ocratic party goes before the people
this year with a list of candidates who
are representative citizens, who have
the welfare of the city at heart, and
who will do the utmost in their power
for the furtherance Of the interests of
Anaconda. Their names are:
For mayor-John M. Madden.
For treaSurer-JOnn Il. w dikup.
For police magistrate-T. D. Fitzger-
aid. s-
For aldermen
| First ward--Marcus f. Talbot.
Second ward-W. NJ Kelly.
Third ward-Joseph e. Mcdonnell.
Fourth ward-P. r. Dunn.
Fifth ward-Joe Sladich.
Sixth ward-F. H. Murphy.
| The board of registration agents will
be in session again to-day at the city
| hall. and they will sit during the en-
| tire day. Any person who has not al
| ready registered and who has a good
| excuse may get certificate from the
board and may vote on such certifi-
cate.
Electors must vote in the ward where
| they reside. The places of voting In
! the several wards will be:
First ward-60O West Third street
| Second ward-Brick church back OF
| Montana hotel.
Third ward-215 East Commercial av'
| enue.
Fourth ward--313 East Commercial
avenue.
Fifth ward-Austrian hall, corner
Fourth and Chestnut.
Sixth ward-Corner of Park avenue
| and Ash.