Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-13
BATCH
OF DELEGATES
PRIMARIES HELD LAST NIGHT
UNDER THE BARRETT DEMO.
CRATIC CALL.
VERY LIGHT VOTE CAST
AND NO OPPOSITION.
Only One Gun Play to Mar the
Quietude of the Occasion Con-
vention Tomorrow.

The democrats who recognize A. H.
Barrett as the chairman of the county
central committee held their primaries
last evening and selected delegates and
alternates to attend the county conven-
ton of one wing of the party at the
Auditorium tomorrow. A light vote was
cast and in some of the precincts only
the formalities of selecting delegates
We're observed.
There was a gun play at precinct No.
IA, but no damage was done. Conflicting
stories are told of the affair. William
Paige, who is said to belong to the other
wing, attended the primaries in that
precinct and was ordered out. He re-
fused to go and half a dozen husky
miners undertook to bounce him and
Paige drew a gun. 1t is said that ex-
Alderman Britt took the weapon away
from him. The other side of the story
IS that Page was creating "a disturb
ance."
The delegates and alternates selected
are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures 1: G. r.. Brown.
S. L.. Donovan. A~lternates: John Mel
vile, John Sweltina.
Precinct 2~-Delegates: Thomas Null
laney, c. z. McIlrath, j. E. Briney.
Steve Locatelli. Alternates: Murray
Lloyd, Al Johnson, Over McNulty, Ed
Rodda.
Precinct s-Delegates: Frank Shovel
in, John Green, Phil Pryor, jr. Alter
mates: Harry Young, I've Trevarthen,
William Riley.
Precinct delegates: Mike Kenne-
dy, Pat O'Neill, Mike Harrington, John
McManus, John Sullivan. A~lternates:
Ed Gilmore, John Trippet. - Mike
Gilmore, William Dee.
Precinct delegates p. NJ. Rohan.
William Burt, James Murtha. Alter
mates: Pat Clark, 0 Annear. John
Riley.
Precinct 9-Delegates: T. s. Kilgallon,
Martin Buckley, w J. Dawson. H. J.
Kerr, Thomas Bryant. Alternates. JOS
eph Dawson, Harry Hurry, James Duff
fly, o. Simmons, Joe Burke.
Precinct 11-Delegates: F. E. Corbett,
H. G. Sultzer, Carl c. Galiger, w. A.
Clark. jr., d.. M. Rice, G. G. Cochran.
c. w. Newton, Joseph G. Dawson AL
Lynch. julius Newman, Ed McManus,
George Bullinger. r. E. Fontaine, Ar
thur Clark. George Brennan.
Precinct 12-Delegates: J.. McGinniss.
J. J. Layton, d. Lowney, Phil Good
win, J. Farrell. G. E. Blackburn. AL
ternates: F. Harrington, d. Creighton.
J.. Powell, J.. O'Toole, P. Flynn, j. Nc
Grath.
Precinct 1s-Delegates: c. W. Clark,
Ben Harris, George Casey, Ace Cohen.
M. P. Gilchrist. Alternates: J. Men
nier, j. K. Clark, j. NJ. Dixon, DR.. G.. A.
Chevegny; D. Porter.
Precinct 14-Delegates: John Britt.
c. F. Roe, T. Hayes, John Gleason, M.
Ryan, P. Marion, John Beatty, jr., Pc
ter Holland. Alternates: P. W. Nc
Cabe. D. J. McGrath. Steve Parker, J.
P. Moore, F. J. Kelley. F. Madden, P. D.
Harrington, Jere Murphy.
Precinct 15-Delegates: H. Cayley,
John w. Stanton, J. G. Simpson, G. S.
Lewis. Alternates: F. Woods, James
Boland. Richard Butler. L.. Harper.
Draoirot 6-Dala0otoc II I0ropJy
John Beatty, jr., w. L. Renick, G.. D..
Bryant. Alternates: AL Mcfarland, F.
Knickerbocker, James Link, Tony Keske.
Precinct 17-Delegates: Pa Dwyer,
Charles Bowman. J. w. Hennessy, Rob-
ert Galloway, Dan Hickey. Alternates:
Joseph Mullihacy, Robert Evans, Phil
Smith, John McManus Gus Sanford, N.
e. Nelson, G. salvina. p. Walton.
Precinct 1s-Delegates: D. H. McLen-
Cue, A. Griener, w. Holmburg.
Precinct 19-P. H. O'Toole, John Null
len. James Dolan.
Precinct 2o-Delegates: George Fitz-
Barrett. P. j.. Gilligan. Alternates:
George Dorhoffer. John Collins, Nez
Rochester, G. ]. Marks, Frank New
berry.
Precinct 21-Delegates: lack Nc
L%aughlin, Boyd T. Dickinson, Ben Hal
ford, A. G. Siebenaler. Alternates: W. r.
Mcdonald, James Warren, F. w. Kup-
hal, j. Mccartney.
Precinct 22-Delegates: Ed Holden, T.
W. Parker, ]. S. Driscoll, Ed DAILY, J. w.
Cornelius. A~lternates: James White, F.
]. Flanagan, P. Mennlock, w. Hamilton,
j. Perrin.
Precinct 23-Delegates: S. L. Willis, J.
r. Jacobs, L. s. Moses, Nose Bessett, w.
B. Gilmore, Joe Brennan.
Precinct 24-Delegates: George W.
Monroe, Charles Freiler, T. P. Fitzmau-
rice. Harry Gruber. Alternates: D. L.
Smith, Jno Rudman, Pat Ryan, James
Hoffman.
Precinct 25-Delegates: John NJ. Farrell,
w. ". Conrey, Pat Shea, Thorn las M.
Farrell, Mike Donlan, Ed King. Alter
mates: Joe Brown, Joseph John, John
Reask, Shawn Farris, anie Cullhane,
Larry Neil.
Precinct 2s-Delegates: c. c. Willis, A.
B. Elliott, Joseph Derosier. w. g. Arm
old, o. Y. Rheim, George Whitcomb.
Precinct 27-Delegates: Barney Shan
ahan, Ed Lloyd, J. p. Crowley, c. Gal
lagher, Mat Rausch, J. Mahoney, Peter
Shelley. Alternates: v. F%orschell,
Butler, John Brown. r. Corriva, Mike
McDonaugh, j. Cunningham, r. +. Car
roll.
Precinct 2s-Delegates: D. D. Sullivan
w. Phillips. Alternates: John Keller
Arthur Joyne.
Precinct 29-Delegates: John Reseck
. James Pagan, l.. Montraniel. Alter.
mates: NJ. King. NJ. Becker, G.. Gregg.
vich.
Precinct 30-Delegates: J. H. Brandon
J.. w. Appleton. Alternates: Andrew
Hollis, E. L. Cook.
Precinct 31-Delegates: Dominick Sal.
} Xxi, John Collins. Alternate: Frank Baer
; John Gunnick.
Precinct 32-Delegates: J. j. Knowlton
F. A. Pratt. AL Finch, Frank Kinds. AL.
ternates: Otto Bertsch, Mike Burke
Richard Tallifeno, Thomas Ganters,
Precinct 33-Delegates: w. E. Meal.
lister, Peter Peterson. Al Orion. Alter.
mates: Sam Hicklan, Charles Jones, Peter
LIE Clair.
Precinct S6-Delegates: Cornelius Tay.