The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

| T. D. Fitzgerald..... ......... .......1S2
| j. NJ. kennedy..... .................S s4
Majority for kennedy. .......2o2
| For alderman
P. T. Dunn = .s.... ...................3 81
Total registration. .............. 6i9
Registration over vote. lib
Fifth Ward.
In the Fifth ward the voting was also
brisk and the workers at the polls were
numerous, both for Fitzgerald and for
Kennedy. The Fifth is Mr.. kennedy's
home ward and he did his personal
hustling mostly in this ward. The poll
ing place was at the Austrian hall. for
merly the old French hall, at the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets. The
following is the result of the balloting
in the Fifth:
For mayor
j. NJ. Madden...-. ....1-..............o eS
Fir city treasurer
John r. Walkup.. ..............3I3
For police magistrate
r. D. Fitzgerald. ....... ..............23 5
J. NJ. Kennedy..... ....-.............33 2
Majority for Kennedy. 81
For alderman
Joe Sladich..... ............ ..........3iS
Total registration ........ ............6 S3
Registration above VOte....... ......llb
Sixth Ward.
In the Sixth ward there was also a
big lot of work done by the Kennedy
forces. The polling place was near the
corner of Park avenue and Ash street.
Kennedys majority in this ward was
81, he receiving 2SS votes against 221
for Fitzgerald. The complete vote in
the Sixth ward is as follows:
For mayor
J. M Madden.... ....... 349
For city treasurer
John r. Walkup.... -. 80. ...... 341
For police magistrate
T. D. Fitzgerald. 80. 80. ...... 221
J. M. Kennedy. ..-. .... ........ 2SS
Majority for Kennedy. go. ...... 81
For alderman
F. Fl. Murphy. go. ........ ...... 337
Total registration. 80. .......... 5S1
Registration over vote.... IT,
The Summary.
For the six wards of the city of
Anaconda the vote cast yesterday for
the various candidates was as follows:
For mayer
John NJ. Madden.... 80. ....1,597
For city treasurer
John r. Walkup.... ..1,54l
For police magistrate
r. D. Fitzgerald.... -. 80. 80. 976
j. NJ kennedy.... -. SO. 401
Majority for Kennedy. . go. 49,. 425
Highest vote cast for both candidates
for police magistrate, 2,377
The New City Government.
The personnel of the newt city gov
eminent, as a result of yesterdays
election, will be as follows:
Mayor-John M. Madden.
City treasurer-John r. Walkup.
oil CT
Alderman, First ward-Marcus Tai
bot.
Alderman. Second ward-W. NJ
Kelly.
Alderman, Third ward-Joseph E.
Mcdonnell.
Alderman, Fourth ward-P. T. Dunn.
Alderman. Fifth ward-Joe Sladich.
Alderman, Sixth ward-F. H. Muir
ply. - 81 u,
The aldermen who hold over for an
other year. who are now members of
the city council are:
First ward-J. V. Collins, democrat.
Second ward-H. w. Stephens, re-
publican.
Third ward-M J. FITZPATRICK re-
Fourth ward--T. C. Davidson, repub-
lican.
Fifth ward-Thomas Mcguire, demo-
GRAFT
Sixth ward-Unrepresent
The fact that no alderman holds over
for the Sixth ward is owing to the re-
moval of Alderman Patrick Dalton
from the ward.
The officials who will be displaced by
the new regime are as follows:
MayOr-OliVer Lesser.
City treasurer-John r. Walkup (suc-
ceeds HIMSELF
Police maglstrate-T. D. Fitzgerald.
Alderman, First ward-John Hamill
democrat.
Alderman, Second ward-T. J. Nc
KenZie, democrat.
Alderman. Third ward-James john
son. democrat.
Alderman, Fourth ward-Fred Gang
ner, republican.
Alderman, Fifth ward-John Pozega,
democrat.
Alderman, Sixth ward-Ed Devine.
democrat.
Politically the complexion of the new
council will be eight democrats and
three republicans, besides another al
derman to be chosen by the city coun-
ell to succeed Mr.. Dalton in the Sixth
ward, who will doubtless be a demo-
crat. making nine democrats to three
republicans.