Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
DEMOCRATS ALSO
WILL TRY HARD FOR MUNICIPAL
CONTROL.
PUT UP SOME GOOD CITIZENS
Hoping for a Few Crumbs From the
Political Table, at the April
Election.
Livingston, Mont, March z, 1911.

Livingston. Mont, March 2, 1901.
The democrats of the city of Living
ston held their primaries in the various
wards of the city on Tuesday evening"
The First ward caucus met at the city
hall at o'clock. H. J. Bartlett calleo
the meeting to order and read the CALI
Upon motion VIM. Grabow was maoe
chairman and p G. Doonan was nameu
for secretary The election OF Judges
resulted in Theodore Madden Otto Lehh
and A. Laurens being chosen TO act III
this capacity.
Nominations for alderman to succeed
VIM Jones' whose term expires, were
called for by the chair Ole Ahoel
son and Theodore Madden were named.
The first ballot resulted in Mr.. MADDEN
being chosen to make the race and ne
was duly declared the nominee OF the
caucus.
The election of alternates and dele
gates to the city convention resulted DIS
follows:
Observation-Disclosures Mcdonald, Theo-
dore Madden, =. c. Doonan' FRANK
Bender. Otto Lenk, Frank NJ. Kane
Frank Uhl. T. J. Ford, VIM. Graoow'
c. s. Merry.
"A
rens. 7. J. Sevals, U. l.. Wells, S. J.
Pulliam. Tom Rossick, Thos. Bannon,
Gottleib Bartsch, Samuel Warford, Alex
Lyall.
The selection of the ward committee
resulted as follows: p. c. Doonan,
Theodore Madden and Patrick Tocher.
SECOND WARD.
The democrats of the Second ward
met at the law Office of j. A. Savage.
J. A. Savage called the meeting to or
der at $3.50 o'clock. He read the call
and stated the object of the meeting.
On motion of Judge Savage Hon. John
r. Smith, mayor of Livingston, was
selected as chairman of the meeting.
II. w. Human was made secretary on
motion Of Maurice Roth.
Nominations for alderman We're de-
clared to be in order. the order of bust
ness having been arranged by motion.
P, j. Nolan, DR.. S. c. Pierce, Amos
Shaw, Harry McCue ana M. j. Walsh
were placed in nomination. Amos
Shaw and NJ. j. Walsh withdrew their
names and a ballot was ordered. Jas.
Robinson and j. A. Savage We're APP
pointed as tellers. No choice was made
j! on this ballot. The second ballot re-
suited in the selection of Mr.. McCue,
who declined on committee having
waited upon him. Mr.. Nolan was nomi-
mated by reclamation, but positively de-
lined. DIR. Pierce was then made the
choice of the caucus and duly declared
the nominee for the position.
The following delegates and alter
mates were selected to attend The city
convention held this evening:
! Delegates-J. A. Savage. H. w. Hin
! To-
J. Walsh. P. ]. Nolan, ]. T. Smith. c.
e. Miller. NJ. Roth, Harry McCue,
Frank Hornbeck. z. Curtis.
Alternates-J. A Mclaughlin. N. j..
Malin. f. A. Scheuber, S. B. Miles. J..
D. Powell A F. Leopold, G.. v. Cham
berlin. Mark Conrow, Joe Turner. Peter
| Nelson, J. C. Robinson. r. B. Kelly.
James German. p. j. Nolan and H.
w. Human We're selected as the ward
! committee. The committee was en-
powered to fill any and all vacancies
| arising within the ward.
THIRD WARD.
| The Third ward primary, at the Office
of the Livingston Post at o'clock was
called to order by George Anderson. who
read the call and stated the object of the
meeting. On motion the gentleman who
called the primary to order was elected
chairman and A. Nj. Anderson secretary.
| The following men We're appointed as
I judges: L. c. Culley, George Nj. Wins
low, John T. Lilly. Nominations for
alderman being declared in order, A. L.
! Lee nominated j. r. Mallory. On motion
| the nominations We're closed, and Mr..
Mallory was declared the nominee by
reclamation. The following delegates
and alternates We're elected to the city
convention, held Wednesday evening:
Delegates-George NJ. Winslow. George
Anderson, r. NJ. Swindlehurst. J. r. Lilly
AL. Lee, T.. c. Culley, Alex. Livingston
Alternates-John Hogan, Joe Stanley
]. f. Mallory, Dave Dubois. w. J. Hop
wood. John Martin, ST., Thomas Mar
tin.
The following ward committee was Sc.
lected: Thomas NJ. Swindlehurst, f. C
Culley, George NJ. WinslOw. The COM
mittee was empowered to fill vacancies
either in it's own membership OF on the
ward ticket. On motion the primar,
adjourned.
George Stebbins, the 21-year old son o.
George Stebbins of Trail Creek, dice
at the home of his father on Trail creek
Monday evening at o'clock Pneumo
mia was the cause of death. The youns
| maa was taken with the disease las
Tuesday and from the time of his i'll
ness commenced no hopes We're enter
tanned of his recovery. The young maj
was a splendid example of physical ma n
hood, standing over six feet tall an,
apparently thu perfection of manhood
However he fell an easy prey to tn
malady which has created so nue.
havoc in the ranks Of Park county
population. The funeral occurred Wed
nesday afternoon from the residence o
Trail creek. the interment taking plac
in the Strickland cemetery. Rev. +
Smith of this city officiated at the las
; sad rites. A large concourse of sol
rowing friends followed the remains t
the grave. The young man was es
tremely popular and his death is great