Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
FRANK SANCU|N{
HIS STOCK HAS GONE UP SINCE
YESTESDA1.
THE CLARIFIES STAND FIRM.
Not Disposed to Give Aid or Comfort
to Heinze-The Eight Hour
Bills.
Special to Inter Mountain.

Special to Inter Mountain.
Helena. Jan. o4.-The general inn
preston here is that f. Augustus HenZe
has gained the bitter antipathy of the
Clark forces and it is a 20 to shot that
before the present senatorial race is
past the Clarkites will have convinced
him that he has suspended political
milestone from his own neck.
The failure of ". A. Clark to secure
mojority in both houses when the HfSt
vote was poled for the long term sena-
torship was due entirely to Heinze's op-
position. When he discovered on the
succeeding day that Clark was bound
to win whether the labor forces voted
for him or not Mr.. Henze concluded
that as matter of policy he would
l.. tier get into the band wagon, but in
stead of softening the hearts OF the
Clark forces this move only tended to
increase the bitterness. for then oiaFH
neople saw that they had been chea'eo
of their revenge. had been robbed OF the
opportunity to demonstrate 20 MI
Heinze that Senator Clark could WIN
without him.
From that day to this the hearts OF
the Clarkites have become more an"
more on the lapidescent order III 'eS'e.'
to Mr. Heinze and when his name Is
mentioned they look unu -terabIe Things
H. L. FRANKS CHAM
Tho additional votes received Nester-
dav by H. l.. Frank, que TO seNefai ~
lers of the Lewis and Clarke deiesat'oa
gathering around his Standard nave eh-
courased his supporters to more ac''Ne
work. and they are now more imam eve.
of the opinion that in the END ne wiz
he landed winner in the race III a'o'
ton to the Il votes cast fof MN. 49,
more would have gone to nun nag ~
nna senator and one assemblyman been
absent at roll call. None Of those that
have cast their ballots for him during
the session have wandered into the by
maths of complimentary votes and when
r.. has lost it has been due to palfinS
Or unavoidable absence On the mart 81
members of the legislature. On the tlrst
ballot Ne received i votes, on the sec
o,,d a. on the thir,, IA. on the fourth 10,
ON the fifth - on the sixth Is. on tns
seventh 10 and on the eighth Il; these
figures show that outside of the - pal
lots controlled by the Heinza forces h
has the largest following Of any OF the
candidates now striving after the tosa
If anything, those of the Clark forces
who are following in the wake Of MI
Franks ambition are more pronounced
in their condemnation ri Hein.e and
MacGinnis than are the rest Of Clark 5
friends This is due to the fact that
prior to the convention of the legisla-
ture MacGinnis voluntarily went to
Frank and promised him that in case
EeinZe was not cand date they Wouil
tn do all in their power to further the
cause of the man from Butte. Mactln-
mis- broke his promise. made voluntarily,
when he himself entered tn lists. and
therefore forfeited the good will or
Frank and all those W 10 sympat hZe with
him in the clean and aggressive battle
h. is wagins Ton senatorial honors.
KILLGALLON AS a HANNIBAL
Representative Tom \ilEallon's Han
nihalic genius as strateGist has once
more asserted itself. and h. has again
managed to worry Representative Quinn
aud may secure the coveted honor of be-
ing regarded as the father of the eight
hour bill.
The contest has had several phases and
two or three have neen Very humorous
At one time Nilgalun Was looked upon
as a sure winner. then Quinn managed
to forge ahead in the race. and now Ton
is again in the lead and Logging it fol
dear life toward the wire.
Quinn gave notice of his bill first. ye
kilgallon managed otgrt his read frs
and thereupon claimed the authorship
o. the measure. but Quinn developed
fine Italian touch and persuaded tn
clerks to mark his bill No. l. 1t wa
thought that this also marked the finish
hut it didn't.