Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
GAL[AT|N SOLID
NO DOUBT OF REPUBLICAN sue
ih CESS THIS FALL.
COUNTY OFFICERS ARE BUSY.
Domestic Science Lunches at the Col
. lege-Bail-Jumper Still at
Large.
Bozeman, Oct. -.

Bozeman, Oct. II.
The political outlook, from a Repub-
hcan standpoint, is the brightest ever
seen in Gallatin county, and it is ex-
tremely gratifying to report that
voters are being attracted by the clean
and clear nvas that is being made,
not only by those who nave the immedi-
ate work in hand, but the amount of IN
solicited aid given by men who AVE in
former years s~tudiously avoided taking
an active part in the preliminary work.
TO say that this aid is appreciated is
putting it in the mildest possible term.
1t is chat incentive which calls out the
very best efforts of those at the head of
affairs and spurs them on to even
greater interest in party success. 1t is
to them as the applause to the actor, an
evidence that good work is being done,
and what is more, that it is bringing
results, which are apparent to all who
devoteb but a moments time to the review
of the situation. Gallatin county is in
the Republican ranks this fall, and will
stay there. The old-time Indifference is
wiped out for all time to come and will
not be allowed to again interfere in the
success Of the party, and the old-time
managers, who practically let the cleo
tiOns go by default, in the event that but
a single fault was found with their
style of conducting a campaign, have
learned that, strange as it may seem,
unde energetic management and close
attention the Republican vote bids fair
to be SO great that the Democrats will
never RECEIVERS from the shock and that
Democratic rule will not again be known
in the county.
Has anyone seen anything of a con-
gressional candidate who crawled on the
Democratic ticket on the strength of be-
ing a resident of this county? The am
appears in many papers and seems to be
about the only thfng.th that can be seen of
the. festive candidate from the Sour
Dough country. Did some heart1ess Re-
publican orator run across him and roast
him to a crisp, or has he concluded that
his former experience in this county
in a political way did not warrant the
expenditure of tipe and wind, and that
the same might be expended to better
advantage in Some locality where he is
not known? 1t is too bad, and worse thar
that, when a fellow cannot 60 home when
he has no other place to go to.
The Republican county central commit
tee are doing an amount of good to the
cause that cannot he understood until
a little later in the campaign. Every
member of the committee Us doing his
level best, and there are many good Re-
pHblicans who are taking heart from the
manner in which things are shaping
themselves and putting in ticks that
count whenever opportunity offers. 1t is
a sort of long pull, strong pull and pull
all together boys" that will land the
candidates from top to bottom of the
ticket Gallatin will be an "eye-opener''
to the, rest of the state on November 9Th.
The. force of clerks in the office of the
county clerk have sent out all the sup
plies required by the registry agents,
who will begin taking names on the 10Th
of the month (next Monday and con-
tinue until the 9th. In this county it
will not be necessary to register unless
the voter has moved from one precinct
to another, provided that his name was
placed on the official register two years
ago. The clerk has provided a trans
fer certificate that will save much time
and trouble to electors, and can be had
by applying to the registry agent of the
district where such former first registra-
ton was made.
G. II. Francisco. of Sixteen Mile, is in
the city on business, and will remain for
several DAYS.
The class in domestic science at the col
iege having gotten into shape, will be-
gin serving lunches to students to-mor-
row. A square lunch is promised for 10
cents. This will give Che young ladies a
chance to practice cookery and at the
same time provide a good meal to those
of the students who nave not succeeded
in fntling homes in the immediate yicin-
ity Of the college.
Nhe county commissioners have finish
ed a two days extra session in which
they devoted all their time to roads and
the shundreda and n things connected
Herewith. THE election mttters which
had 10 be attended to at the last regular
meeting took up SO much time tina the
roadsi.had to wait over as unfinished
business. All these have now been at
tended to, and road supervisors will haye
crews out in nearly every district in the
county to place the highways in condi-
ton before winter sets in.
"Carl' Stewart. candidate for attorney
general on the Independent Democratic
ticket, left this evening for Aldridge and
other points in Carbon county, where he
win endeavor to catch a few votes, that
will come in handy on the 9th of mex,
month.
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