Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-28
READY FOR WORK
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
OPEN UP TOMORROW.
THE BRIGHTEST OF PROSPECTS
Political Meeting on Monday Might
Looking After Registry
of Voters.

The republican central committee OF
Deer Lodge county will open headquar-
tiers tomorrow at 2O9 Main street. oppos-
lite the Montana hotel, from which place
the campaign in this county Will be
vigorously conducted from now until
election day. The furniture for the
committee rooms has been ordered ana
will be installed tomorrow morning.
The rooms will be opened every day and
evening until the campaign closes.
Chairman H. F .Errett stated this
morning that he would have his coat
off ready for business tomorrow. He ex-
poets to be at headquarters every day,
and Secretary B. B. Bliss will put in his
evenings there in hard work. The can
vass of the county will be thorough and
several of the best speakers in the state
will conduct meetings during the next
month.
Chairman Errett states that the first
meeting will take place at Deer Lodge
next Monday night, at which time Col.
7. c. Marshall, of Missoula, ara United
States District Attorney w. B. Rogers,
of Helena, will deliver speeches.
A conference will be held between
Chairman Errett of the county central
committee and the local officers of the
league of republican clubs; the inten-
ton being to have the latter organiza-
ton to particularly look after the cam
paign in the city of Anaconda, thus en-
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the most Of its energy to the county put
side of the city. Several Of the regis
tration agents appointed by the county
commissioners last June to register
voters for the coming election visited
County Clerk Martin today Tor the pur-
rcsc CT obtaining instructions as to their
duties. Mr.. Martin looked up the law
regarding such matters ana
that the officers OF the various districts
are to keep their registration books
Prnp, nofnhor 1Efh tn C7th Inclusive
Some Of these agents have several pre-
cincts to cover, and where such cases
occur the time allotted will be divided be-
tween them, The last opportunity
voters will have to register Will be
on October 29th, On which date the books
will open at the main or home office Of
each agent for correction.
All voters failing to register on or be-
fore hat date will lose the opportunity
to vote on Nov. 9Th.
The following is the corrected list OF
registration officers as authorized by the
county commissioners:
District No. Thomas Boland, ward
No. /, Anaconda.
District No. 2.-Henry Redmond, ward
No. 2, Anaconda.
District No. s.-John R. Eardley. ward
District No. Ar. P. o'Brien, ward No
1, Anaconda.
District No. 5-Roger Edwards, ward
No. s, Anaconda.
District No. Ct. ]. Dougherty. WARD
No. 6, Anaconda.
District No. John Roach, Blue Eyed
Nellie, Gable, George Town and Silver
Lake
District No. S-Henry Wossman, Car
roll, North and South, and Lost Creek.
District No. 9-B. F. Crosswhite, Warn
Springs, Mill Creek and Stuart.
District No. 10.-P. Bader, Deer Lodge
North and South, Race Track n Zosel
District No. Ill. K. Ush, Pionee
Gold Greek and Garrison.
District No. 12-Joe Reckert, Elliston
Blossburg and Avon
District No. I'm. J. Kiley, Helmville
Washington Gulch n Ophir.
District No. 14.-Thomas Jones, Ovan
do, Woodwork and Clearwater.
District No. 16-Wallace M. Warner
Sunset, Coloma and Copper Cliff.
The personnel is the same as previousl
announced with the exception OF the At
Anaconda district where r. P. OBrie
was appointed in the place of B. N. Ken
needy who has left the city.