Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14
G00O MEN READY
CITY ELECTION WILL BRING OUT
GOOD CANDIDATES.
CENTRAL PARKS new CHURCH
Light Registration of Voters-Good
Train Service Surprises the
People.
Bozeman, Mont, March IA.

The republican city convention has
been called for Wednesday, March 27tn,
at O'Clock p. M. The primaries will be
held on the Saturday preceding and
delegates elected to meet for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates fer
the offices of mayor, city treasurer, police
magistrate and one alderman from each
ward. AS there are but four wards in
The city the candidates will number
about six on each side of the political
fence, unless the democrats fail to put
up ticket for alderman in one of the
so i'd republican wards, as they did last
year. Messrs. Nelson Story, Jr., and
Thomas H. Rea are spoken of for the Of
flee of mayor. as are Sherman Phillips
and VIM. NJ. hewitt. For city treasurer,
w. w. Livingston seems to have no Op-
position, as John Maxey. the present in
sumbent. has found that his private busi-
res interests suffer considerably for lack
OF attention. Ju1ge Smith, who al pres
ent dispenses justice in the city hall, will
in all probability be prevailed upon to
so before the pubic again as cand:
date for the chief justceship of the city
of Bozeman. Aldermanic timber there is
in abundance. and all good men. SO that
a choice will not be hard one to make.
The city has been going republican
regularly for several years past and the
outlook for the coming municipal cleo
ticn is in nowise different from those that
have preceded it.
Rev. Davis Wilson, who has been cir
culating subscription paper for the
purpose of raising sufficient funds to
build a new Presbyterian cuhrch at Cen
trail Park. has met with such success,
that the building Of the church is assur-
ed. 1t win be erected this summer on
land donated by one of the public spirited
citizens OF this city, who owns consid-
cradle real estate in that neighborhood
The building will cost about $500 when
completed, and will be an acquisition to
the town Of Central Park
Hoyt's pay "a Brass Monkey" was
given at the opera house last night. This
was the first Tight comedy that has Wis
tied this city for some time. A large au-
dience gathered to witness the play.
T. c. Duffie and L. H. Williams have
closed their bowling alley and billiard
hall in this city and moved their effects
to Ana conda. where they will open re-
sort Of The same description.
EX-County Attorney w. r. C. Stewart
left for Virginia City for the purpose of
atten2 ding court in Madison county.
Chas. Berry, who managed the throttle
in the engine room of the Hotel Bozeman
has returned from Livingston, where he
had gone to take a position with the
Electric Light company. After a trial
of several weeks in the Windy City, he
concluded that there was no place like
home so packed his effects and came
back. as many others have done before
him.
Hon. Walter Cooper has returned from
Helena, where he has been during the
session of the legislature looking after
his interests in the way of an election to
the United States senate.
The second days registration of voters
shows some sixty odd names on the list.
out of probable six hundred or more.
1t is to be understood by all voters that