The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-02
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and continued.)
HE comes out and says that they want
the bill repealed and that they will re-
peal it when the legislature meets; they
say that now, in their papers, when two
years ago they were urging it's passage
over my veto. This same combination
that worships Clark and claims to be
democratic convention, met in Helena
few days ago and they didn't, by their
resolutions, when democratic admins
tration had been in progress four years,
mention that fact, but they didn't fail to
recommend by resolutions and be proud
of the career of Clark in the United
States senate never knew what part
of it they were proud of, whether it was
how he went in or how he was kicked
out. Cheers, cheers.) We will discuss
these matters with the gentlemen before
the campaign is over, and let the people
know what kind of a hypocrite this man
is who is now trying to get back into
the United states senate. l have de-
tanned you long enough, gentlemen, and
will close
At the close of the governors speech
scene followed such as has not been wit
messed in county politics in years. Dele
gates and friends cheered and crowded
around the governor and it was some
moments before he was able to retreat
from the shower of congratulations that
were extended from every side.
The committee on permanent organi-
zation having announced themselves as
ready to report, placed in the hands of
the secretary the following:
We your committee on permanent or
ganization and order of business recon-
mend that the temporary organization
be made permanent.
We recommend the following order of
business:
First-The nomination of three candi-
dates to the Legislative assembly.
county ticket, and we recommend that
the present democratic ticket be en-
dorsed.
GEORGE OrTOwA, Chairman.
When the report of the committee hac
been read and it had been adopted by
the convention unanimously, the report
of the committee on platform and reso
lutions was presented, and upon reques
of the convention, Governor Smith agar
, came to the platform and read the re
port.
The delegates as well as spectator
gave the reading thorough attention
only breaking the silence when SOM
! section which especially pleased then
was generously applauded. When tn
; reading Of the report was concluded
there were general expressions of ap
a prevail, and on motion the platform ant
y resolutions. as read, were unanimousl
: approved and adopted.
The committee for the selection O
, delegates to the state convention having
a completed their work, presented the fol
: lowing report
$ We recommend that the following del
G egates and alternates be elected to atten
: the state convention at Butte:
n Delegates David Greig, Oscar Englt
Brig Smith, Frank McKisser, Williar
Vanderveer, A. j. Tromball, S. d. No
Carthy, j. V. Harrington, George Otto
J. wa, A. A, Schonfeldt, Seth McFarren, .
y G. Sullivan, Walter Jagrett
n Alternates- G. Nichols Ben Schla
o ity, G. V. Presentine, Charles johnson
), Milton Small, D. A. Hendricks, H.
q Conklin Thomas Lee, +. G. Bailey, Ere
IS Whiteside.
g j. G. SULLIVAN, Chairman
~ On motion, the report of the commit
tee was accepted. A motion to the effet
that the convention proceed to the non
t nation of three candidates for the legi
$ lativc assembly was then made and ca
4 ried without an opposing voice. A. |
q Hendricks took the floor and in yer
d happy manner nominated S. D. MEGA
t. thy, 1.-The father of the platform and re-
= olutions." II. +. Conklin nominated I
% j. Burnes and Fred Whiteside presente
the name of Dr. A. ID. Macdonald. III
nominations were closed and the thrt
gentlemen placed in nomination wei
- declared the unanimous choice of tt
convention. The nominations were r
al ceived with many expressions of a.
70 proval.
20 The county officers were then take
A. up and on motion of Mr.. Whiteside Il
following county ticket was nominate
as an entirety: For sheriff, Thomas
Hand; for treasurer, Samuel II. Hilbur
>. for clerk and recorder, August lager
ht for county assessor, Andrew Dunsir
for county attorney, X. L. Oliver; f
as clerk of the district court, James
NC ne, Lang; for superintendent of schoo
Fannie L. Spurck; for county surveye
Ernest Rakowitz; for public administr
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