Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-11
CAUCUSES Of
REPUBLICANS
THEY WERE HELD IN THE PRE-
CINCT OF SILVER BOW CoUN-
TY LAST NIGHT.
PRIMARIES WILL PASS
UPON CHOICE OF DELEGATES
Caucuses Largely Attended and in
Some Instances Personal Ri
valry Was Lively.

Last night the republicans OF Silver
Bow county c%aucussed in their respec-
tive precincts for the purpose of agree
ing upon delegates and a~lternates for
the county convention, to be voted on to-
morrow night at the precinct primaries.
In most instances the attendance was
large and a lively interest displayed in
the choice of men. In a few places per-
sonal rivalries cropped out and were
carried to an extent that may result in
the placing of opposition tickets before
the primaries.
The county convention meets in Butte
next Tuesday for the purpose of choos-
ing delegates to the state convention.
which will be held in Butte on the
Thursday following.
The caucus nominees in the respective
precincts are as follows:
Precinct No. delegates, Richard
Wyatt John Wellington, George Lindsay
and George Cheeter.
Precinct No. 2-Delegates, George
Stevens. w. Rogers and w. H. Roberts.
Precinct No. 3-Delegates, George Nc
Leod. John r. Coulter. J. j. Dodge, w.
j. Ball and John F Opie.
Precinct No. +Delegates, w. H.
Sweet. w. H. Webb. William Robinson,
Josiah Knight, Joseph Warren, J. G.
O'Keefe. Henry Richards. F. Staple, w.
Dover, J. D. Williams, Joseph Galloway,
Sam Holman. William Hawk n Sam
Barker. Alternates. Frank Rowe, Albert
SQuin, Charles Valenough. John Barnis-
Gotta. Martin Pope. William Thomas,
Ben Ham. Jr, Johnson Rodda, Peter
Eddie and William Caldwell.
Precinct No. 5-Delegates, Thos. Bar
rett, William Burgman, John Mckenzie,
Abe Harris n Henry Thomas. Alter
mates, Matt Brown, Thomas Scadden,
Peter Doeble, William Thomas and Rod
James.
Precinct No. 6~-Delegates. John Bo-
litho. Thomas Williams, William Curtis
and John Carbis. Alternates. William
Trewhella. John Harris, Alfred Carbis
and John T. Richards.
Precinct No delegates, VIM. Chel-
lew, Charles Strowbridge, Richard War
ing and Fred PAUL. A~lternates. w. e.
Williams, M. Warner, Phil Roberts, ST.,
and Arthur Roberts.
Precinct No. S-Delegate, John Os-
borne. Alternate, r. Fl. Dave.
Precinct No. 9-Delegates, A. L.
Young, Thomas Olds, Robert TAFT, w. O..
| Clymo, w. H. Laitey and John A. Pint.
Alternates, Richard Bicknell Samuel
Caddy, James Trembath, Frank Down
ing, w. G. Dalling and r. T. Turner.
Hackell Osgood, Thomas Rowe and JOS.
Dave. Alternates, William Abram, c.
C. Johnson, Thomas Holman and James
Jenkins.
Precinct No. 11-Delegates, George w.
Irwin. George Pascoe, e. Carroll, L. J.
Hamilton and B. H. Cook. Alternates,
! Thomas Richards. D.. H. Hastings, J. n.
Maloney, j. E. Thompson and p. L..
Chapman.
Precinct No. 12-Delegates, J. Oliver,
T. Driscoll and T. Trainor. Alternates,
William Ackler, L. W.. Thomas and A.
Paynter.
Precinct No. 1s-Delegates, c.. J. Ste
venson, w. H. Dewitt, Hayes Cannon
and Charles r. Leonard. Alternates, H.
and James Davidson.
Precinct No. 14-Delegates, Andy
Daum, George Patterson, James Tickell
and E. E. Tebo. Alternates, Ben Samp-
son, Fred Burr, William Eddy m John
McInness.
nolds, w. H. Winters, J. E. Cowperth-
; waite and H.. O. Weller. Alternates, w
F. Johnson, w F. Rudolph, Jas. Dinge-
Won and Benjamin circuit.
Precinct No. 17-Delegates, c. T. Lo-
mas, w. r. Young and Clinton H. Moore.
Alternates, Ed Caddy, S. r. White and
Harry Dean.
Precinct No. 1s-Delegates, S. ].
Waters and James Baldisero. Alter
mates, George M. Wheeler and Harry
Holt.
Precinct No. 19-Delegates, E.. Kitto,
F. McWilliamS <lnd Joe Archambault.
A%lternates, A. Jones, S. Kent and A. F.
Williams.
Precinct No. 2o-Delegates, e. S. Booth,
Dave Maule, Charles Lyford, r. Probst,
Joseph Silver and c. H. Tracy. Alter
mates, L. A. Smith. John Poad, John G.
Evans, George Porter, George E. Miller
and G. w. Andrews.
Precinct No. 21-Delegates. w. Gal
lick, w. Pinkham, D. J. Giard, Thomas
Morrow. H. Newton and E. N. Bell. Al
ternates, John N. Kirk, r. McCarroll,
Joseph Bryant, F.. Hughes, c. w. Filing
wood and J.. E. Richards.
Precinct No. 22-Delegates, J. H. WV
ian, c.. S. Jackman, B. F. Plummer.
Charles Mattisca, J. p. Collins. William
Thompson and Thomas ]. Trull. Alter
mates, A. A. Mcmillan, j. c. Sullivan, w
S. Tallant, John w. Cotter, L. o. Evans
j. NJ. Hinkle and H. NJ. Patterson.
Precinct No. 23.-Delegates, o. j. Nc
Cornell, Joe Vogler, Joe Dinsell, M. J.
Cavanaugh, Thomas Wilson and H. Bar
tie. Alternates, Joseph Conn. Robert
Macarthur. z. c. Davey, e. Evans. E.. E.
! Sweeney and Louis Odman.
Precinct No. 24.-Delegates, w. H
| Sullivan, D. T. Harris, B. N. Beebe, Geo
Hopkins, F. L. Grandey and ]. r. Creigh-
ton. A%lternates, James Graham. H.. N,
Niles, William Bothwick, w. 0. Speer, p,
A Kercher, George Baskerville.
Precinct No. 25-Delegates, WE. Town
send, r. NJ. Campbell, John Tremblay,
John Griffith and w. p. Rodabank. AL
ternates, A. c. Leech, O.. Humphrey, H.
Corkish, ". Garrison and G. Hayth.
Precinct No. 26-Delegates, John Mas
terson and Henry Jefferson. Alternates,
p. H. Manchester and w. L. Noyes.
Precinct No. 27-Delegates. NJ. c. Davis
Lou J. Fisher. JON Bevan, N. j. Treth-
way, Phil Tucker. Archie McAlona and s
H. Treloar. Alternates, Sam Christie
William ]. Hugo, Joseph BENEFITS, Hugh