Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-18

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We're appointed to act as judges. Jake
Siegel and Pehr Wendell We're placed IN
nomination for aldermanic honors. The
ballot resulted in favor of Mr.. Wendell,
he receiving 20 votes to for his oppo-
nent The balloting for delegates all
alternates resulted as follows:
Delegates Alternates-
NJ. A. Goughnour Martin Rostrum
Pehr Wendell George Metcalf
Sol Shrake w. S. Dixon
Swan Larson NJ. M. Requa
Thomas Shiels E. p. Drake
George Boerke Jacob Siegel
Thomas Mains NJ. r. Wilson
A. NJ. Williams DR.. S. E. Leard
Charles Schustrum s. Hosford
A. Veit H. J. Wolcott
John Bergstrom o. Johnson.
The following ward committee was So
elected: Jacob Siegel M. r. Williams,
W. II. YeatOn, Sol Shrake.
In the Second ward, the banner re-
publican precinct of the city, large and
enthusiastic primary was held. The
! room was well filled and the attendance
at the meeting, together with the spirit
which pervaded the gathering, augu"eJ
well for the success of the ticket in that
precinct on eelction day. The meetins
was called to order by William f.
Thompson, who read the call stating the
object of the primary. f. H. Talc,ts
was placed in nomination for the posi-
ton Of chairman. Charles Angus was
nominated for secretary. In both In
stances the nominations were closed ana
the election made by reclamation. Nomi-
nations for alderman were declared to
be in order, but Charles A. Burg called
the attention of the chairman to the
fact that judges should be elected first.
Clp,. IL A
and George F. Leopold We're selected 20
act in this capacity. Dan Short. Floyd
Thompson and Herman Wolcott We're
placed in nomination for alderman.
After five ballots had been taken with
out majority being cast for any one
candidate Mr.. Short withdrew. The
sixth ballot resulted in Mr. Wolcott
being nominated for the position. TIL.
nomination on the republican ticket in
the Second ward is equivalent to an
election, and the race was warmly con.
I tested
The following lis the result of the bal
loting for delegates and alternates to the
city convention:
Delegatss-- Alternates-
M. H. Lashorn Dan Short
L. H. Talcott John r. King
j. S. Thompson d. J. Smith
Charles GARNER H. w. Moffett
Charles A. Burg Chas. S. Hefferlin
A. S. Robertson William Hruza
Otto Krieger George Leopold
Charles Angus Gus Rome
John Skllin George Davis
The following ward committee was Sc
lected, on motion of Charles A. Burs
three members being chosen instead of
four as stated in the CALI j. c. Villas
Charles GARNER, George F. Leopold.
In the Third ward a small delegation
of republicans met at the office of the
Park County Republican. T.. B. Witticl
was eelcted chairman and w. II. Poor
man was made secretary. H. j. Wick
man. Joseph Moriarity and Mr.. Mober:
We're chosen as Judges. John Everett
and s. NJ. Nye, ST., were the only nomi
nees for alderman. Mr.. Everett won TIN
contest.
The following is the result of the bal
. | lOting for delegates and alternates to IT,.
. | city convention:
Delegates Alternates-
| Charles Hanson NJ. H. w. Brown
H. J. Wickman Henry Frank
! S. NJ. Nye. ST.. Rube Norris
F. +. Witch Charles Uhl
Theodore Jackson w. kearns
: Roll Richmond George Hustled
:. c. c. Simpsin Thomas Nelson
c. o. Moberg II. w. Knox
hoy SleNenS. 'col Sc
The following ward committee was Sc
u lected: s. NJ. Nye, ST.. Joseph Mortar
ity Charles Hanson. NJ. Fl. w. Brown.
The democratic ward primaries NEE
: Tuesday. The forecast of the alder
+: manic nomina tons looks something Xix
y this:
II First Ward--Wiliam Jones, to succee
x himself.
y Second Ward-P. J. Nolan.
n Third Ward--J +. Mallery.
n The democratic nominee for mayor WI
n in all probability be Thomas NJ. Swindlt
y hurst while Harry Dyer is said to h
! slated for the city treasurership nom
y nation. Frank Bender will be the cand
'r date for police judge on the Democrat
e ticket.
lie The contest for aldermanic honors wi
be warm in all the wards. 1t is co.
sidered that Herman Wolcott will sure'
N win in the Second. and the republica
re party is sanguine of winning in at lea
is one of the other wards. The First an
rs Third wards. however, are uncertal
e. quantities and any prediction made no
RS might fail on election day.
in A letter received Sunday by the Int
v. Mountain correspondent sets at rest II
he rumor to the effect that Allan r. 10
Nv once a prominent lawyer of this cl'
ns had died in Boston. The letter is fro
.ir cortland. and states that Mr.. Joy Ar
no family arrived there last Wednesday ar
IT. that he is in perfect health and spiri,
C. He Is en- route from the east to Dav