Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-14
M|SS0UlA NEWS
Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co. 1876 Higgins avenue.
SE[ECTGOODM MEN
REPUBLICANS TURNED OUT TO
CAUCUSEs LAST NIGHT.
AYSTEM OF REGISTRATION.
of Pioneer Charles Otto From
His Home on Sunday.

Despite the steady downpour of rain
last evening caususes were held by the
republicans of the different wards of
the city to name delegates to be voted
for at the primaries to be held this
evening between the hours of 5 and g.,
p. m.
The primaries will be held at the
places designated. Judges and clerks
will be as named as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-C. H. Mcleod. John B.
Catlin, c. M. owens, Jos. NJ. Dixon, An
drew Logan, w. w. Taggot.
Herman Kohn, Gus Morotz,
S. G. Murray, B. F. Starlight, D. r.
Feighner, David Graham.
Jundes-Pope Catlin, P. F. Grant.
Clerk-Charles Avery.
Polling ~place-School house.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates. H. T. Ryman, r. w. An
gevine, John p. Oleson, J. K. Wood.
Alternates-Miles Xix Ed Rohkamer,
Julius Grill, William Van Stone.
Judges-Miles Mix, VIM. Van Stone.
Clerk-Julius Grill.
Polling place-Court house.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-Tyler Worden, D.. H. Ross,
G. y. Dorman, f. l.. Darbee, F. G. Stod~
dard, Robert, Fisher, w. F. Robinson.
r. c. Webster.
Alternates-George Webster, j. r.
Daily, Fl. ". Thompson, G.. E.. johnson,
&. w. Lombard, II. r. Mcleod, w. H..
Noll. w. II. Houston.
Judges-D. Fl. Ross, w. F. Robinson.
= Clerk w. H. Noll.
Polling place-W. H. Noll.
FOURTH WARD.
observation-disclosures Pringle, A. H. May,
J. J. Buckley, Samuel Bellew, O. Z. C
son, VIM. Dyson.
Alternates--J. f. Moody, Jos. McGreg-
on, p. j. Kline. c. Rauche, David Erick-
son. Nels Peterson.
Judges-P. j. Kline. VIM. Dyson.
Clerk-J. e. Moody.
Polling place-Urlin building.
There being nothing more important
at stake in the coming county conven-
ton than the of delegates to
the. Butte convention it behOoveS all
good republicans to see that the caucus
nominees are elected in the harmonious
spirit that now prevails within the party
in Missoula county-so that the coming
campaign a united front may be present.
ed to the common enemy.
I For the convenience Of people living in
the residential portions of the carriers
routes, the postoffice department has ar
ranged for a system of registration OF
letters by carriers, which will go into eff
feet May 18th.
) Patrons of the pOStOffice are requested
not to send money or other valuable mat
ter in the mails without registering it.
The fee for registering is only eight cents
in addition to postage and all such letters
must be ready for the carrier upon his ar
rival at the door. -
For the benefit of persons who may not
be familiar with the details of registra-
tion of letters. cards of information will
be handed them by the carrier
Charles Otto who died at his home on
! East Front street yesterday morning was
"a years old and an old-timer in Montana.
having come to the state in the grand
rush of 1865, and after spending five years
in the eastern part of the state prospect
ing unsuccessfully, he Joined a party OF
gold seekers bound for Cedar creek cOun-
try in 1870. From Cedar creek he came to
Missoula in 1887. where he has since re-
sided, ana by his keen business instincts
and thorough honesty had become quite All
important figure in the commercial and
banking interests of the city, having helG
the position of vice-president and a direc-
tor of the affairs of the Western Montana
National bank since its inception. No
near relatives of the deceased reside in
this city with the exception of a niece,
Miss Heller, who accompanied him home
from his trip to the coast. He was mar
ried at the Kramer ranch, near Bonita. in
1873, the fruits of the marriage being one
male child, who lived but a short time. He