Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-22
IN SUPREME COURT.
Continued from Page ~

,,ution last aforesaid said convention
bad nretended and claimed 10 De tne
convention of the republican party OF
silver Row county, Montana. ana prior
to the adoption of said resolution o,ieieu
by said Dingevon, no sucn puA p..
narty had ever existed IN the C"A..~
States. state of Montana. OF M wy
county of silver Bow as the hisn. ~ ..
Republican Party" ana thal 'no s
resolution of said James Dingevon was
49,, .enasis of said alleged Eight Hour
Ran,,h,;can Party" That no caucuses
ar urinary elections had ever at any
time prior to said 26th day of Septem-
HOY 1900 or at any other tlme' oeen
hold in the county of Silver BOW 10
e,ect nor did such caucauses OF priv
maries in said county ever eiec' ueie
gates to said convention OF the ahese"
Eight Hour Republican Party. All"
furthermore no call was issued ny any
one in authority, or otherwise ~ "nS
cal cuses primaries or conNeh..o. "
any such party known as OF calieu ~
pretending or claiming TO pe the
Flight Hour Republican Party IN the
county of Silver Bow.
X.
r,bat therea fter and on the 10Th Day
Of October 1900, certificate was Hieu
in the office of j. E. Moran, the county
clerk and recorder of Silver Bow county.
Montana. the defendant i.ereln, purpo.t-
ieg to be a certificate OF nomination. ny
the Eight Hour Republican Party OF
silver Row county. Montana. OF caho1-
dates for county, judicial and legislative
officers: that said certificate was exc
cuted by Samuel H. Treloar ana 'osep.,
Pyle. purporting to be the chairman s..i"
secretary of county convention OF 'he
Eight Hour Republican Party'
certified copy of which is hereto an
nexed and marked exhlplt y, anu
made a part Of this petition. (Exhlple
.R" is a copy Of the eight-hour repub-
,;can certificate of nominations.) That
said John f. Moran, county clerk ana
recorder of Silver Bow county, Montana
and the defendant herein Is the omcer
entrusted by law with the filing OF sucn
certificate and the printing and dlstri-
button of the official ballot in the county
of Silver Bow to be voted Tor at the
general election to be held November o.
1900, and that said John II. Moran'
county clerk and recorder of Silver Bow
county, Montana, threatens to ana Is
about to print upon said official pailot
the said Eight Hour Republican Party
ticket hereinbefore fully described, and
the said John E. Moran. county clerk
and recorder as aforesaid, unless re-
strained by the order of this court will
print said pretended ticket of the SAID
Eight Hour Republican Party upon
said official ballot.
That your relator brings this proceed
ing for himself and for all other repub-
lican candidates and other qualified
electors for the county of Silver Bow
similarly situated with himself.
XII. 80
That if the said John E. Moran, county
clerk and recorder as aforesaid and, de-
fendant herein, be permitted to proceed
and print said pretended Eight Hour
Republican Party ticket upon said
official ballot, your relator, and all
others similarly with himself situated,
will suffer great and irreparable injury
for which there is no plain, speedy.
adequate or any remedy at law.
XIII.
Your petition further alleges that
said certificate of nomination by said
'Eight-Hour Republican Party" nom
mates for judicial, legislative and
county offices the nominees of the dem
ocratic party and the populist party,
and your petitioner alleges, on infor-
nation and belief, that such nomina-
tions by said ''Eight-Hour Republican
Party are made for the purpose of
injuring your petitioner and others
with himself similarly situated and
for obtaining votes for the democratic
and populist tickets and in order to de-
feat candidates on the republican ticket
i'll the county of Silver Bow.
XIV.
Your petitioner further alleges that
the name "Eight-Hour Republican
Perty' is not distinctive or significant,
and does not distinguish said alleged
party as political organization, and
does not designate party or principle
which said alleged "Eight-Hour Re-
publican Party" convention represents,
in that all the conventions of all polit-
ical parties in the state of Montana
and all county conventions of all polit-