Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-20
DEMOCRATIC
HARM0NY--N|T
Harris Lynch Fued DiSturbS
Peace Of the Fourth.
VAUDEVILLE TICKETS
Republicans and Citizens Party Held
Their Conventions Last
Night.
VAUDEVILLE TICKETS

The Butte democrats caucused last
night in all of the eight wards for the
purpose of nominating delegates to the
city convention to be voted upon at to-
nights primaries. In the Fourth ward
there was a saucy clash between Ben. E.
Harris and James H. Lynch, o of
whom were nominated for chairman.
Harris won out easily and later sought
to pour oil upon the troubled waters by
appointing Mr.. Lynch upon a committee.
Mr.. Lynch declined to accept the APP
pointment at the hands of Harris and he
called the latter a mugwump. Mr.. Har-
ris retorted that he was a democrat be-
fore Lynch was born and several similar
personalities were INDUCED in. After
the caucus the ~beligerents mixed for a
genuine democratic head punching, but
interviewed and no blood wa spill
ed.
This little evidence of harmony looks
like the shadow of a coming event.
h delegates and alternates selected
are as follows:
First ward-DeleGates: T. NJ. Lynch,
Arthur, Joe Ryan, Thomas F.. Courtney,
Robert Leonard, John D.. Sullivan, Mike
Dempsey, Patrick J. Murphy. Alter
Mates: Jerry Harrington John Morri-
son., Charles Ryan, Jerry Lynch. John
Montgomery, Mike Welsh, Jim Cooney,
John Murray, John Henry Cronin, John
Donohoe.
Second ward-Delegates: Ed. Lynch,
Ed. A. Holden, E. Kilgallon, E. NJ.
Rice, w. j. Dawson, H. J. Kari, Dan
Brown, A. J: White, E. o. Dugan. Mike
Davis, Pat May, James ryack. Jim Don.
Frank smith, F. I. Heberling, Clarence
Old. P. McNulty, j.. j. Ago.
Third ward-Delegates: Dennis Ken
nedy. H. L. Frank, Harry Galwey, Mike
Torpey. Frank Normoyle. r. J. Watson,
John McGinnis, Nick Hughes. Tom Null
holland, P. G. Sullivan, William Paige,
John ]. Sullivan, Robert Galloway, Hugh
Wilson, Dan Toohey. Frank O'Brien, Ter
~ Lennon, j. B. Nolan. Alternates: Will.
Kelleher, P. Fay. J. x. Harrington
Richard Farrell, John Powers, Mike Con
nors, J. King, D. B. Murphy. jaime!
Cody. James Martin, Pat Brown, j. H
Paige, William Madden. Pa Hurley, Pa
O'Meara, James McNichols.
Fourth ward-Delegates: j. ]. Mac
Hatton, c. G. Terrell, j. r. Bordeaux
Ben e. Harris, Charles Gardner, A. b
Cohn. Alternates: Phil Levy, M. P. Gil
christ, John Sampson, ]. Driscoll, D. w
Brode, Dave Porter.
Fifth Ward-Delegates: M. G.. Scully, r
F. Kelly, Dan Cuhane, John Dewitt
George Lazarovich, James Zana, j. A
Boyer, James McGary, Charles O'Rourke
p. j. Harrington. jerry l.. sullivan. i
%ternates: James Kenyon. Henry Rattmil
Ter, Louis Kipp, John c. Connors, Jane
King, NJ. Bonino, Ed. Meyers, Martin Nc
Hall, Pat Wall, Ed. Kenney, Jane
Grany.
Sixth ward-A. G. s%iebenaler, Jack Nc
Laughlin, Geo. Symons, r. E. Elliot
John Barto, James Coombs, Chas. Muir
ply. J.. v. Cunningham. Alternates
Joe Parsons, John Ljubibratich. j. Ham
nell, Sol Levy, Jerry Mullin, ]. J. OMAR
r. Lowrey, John O'Donnell.
Seventh ward-Delegates: D.. M. O'Con
nell, w. F.. McAllister, C. c. Willis, Jo'
R~admilovich, c. P. Tobin, Adolph Reich
lie, W. A. Pennington. Alternates: job
Oliver, M. Ostranich, Ed. Sweeney, &c
ward La Marsh. A. w. Maxiner, c.
Curtis, John honestly.
Eighth ward-Delegates: j. H. Nj
Queeney, A. 6. Dali, j. P. Reins, J.
Knowlton, j. J. Cotter, J.. M. Reynolds
E. A. Nichols, A. J. Mullen. VIM. Guedel
haefer. A%lternates: ]. E.. Moran, A.. Ley
den, Pat Allen, Barney McGrade, Charlie
Swanson. J.. T.. Sidley, w. Bliss, Milto
Whitney. Al Orion.