Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-12
LABOR FORCES
VERY BUSY
CtUCUSES HELD LAST NIGHT;
PRIMARIES WILL BE HELD
THIS EVENING.
l..'cO7MlCK FORCES
WON OUT LAST NIGHT
Lu. a Lively Opposition Is Promised
a. the Primaries-Attendanc
Was Very Attsnuated.

The same old politics. the same old
Ways: the same old methods used i'll
otter days: the sane old caucuses. the
sane men. too: it's the same old stony
nothing new.
An Old familiar face is sometimes
greeted With JOY and sometimes With
sorrow: it depends entirely on former
associations. But no matter what the
outward form uf getting. thc an
Gent countenances frequently met
with in political halls were out in force
at the labor party caucuses he'd last
eNenlng-tne same old labor leaders of
last autumn's campaign. Their clothes
just spick and span as they We're
then. the smiles on their Vsages just as
unctuous.
They are lining up their forces for the
municipal campaign, TIL, CaucuSeS being
the first step toward selecting a ticket.
The primaries Will be held this evening.
The Second ward caucus. held in Judge
Arnold's courtroom. was not a thing of
beauty from a physical culture stand
point. for in this line there was "nothin
dom. Loud talking and Wrangling
We're the rule rather than the exception.
however, and in the Sixth considera BILE
excitement prevailed as the result of
frequent clashing.
In the First and Eighth wards the
attendance what might be termed
attenuated. The slate ruled the roost"
in these wards and about all that was to
be seen was the spectacle of few men
with prepared lists in their pockets
coming and passing through the form
OF holding caucus In all the places
where harmony prevailed, it is said.
Mike Mccormick had PLAN sailing but
IL the Sixth the opposition to him is
strong and it is asserted that this even
ing his followers will be outvoted at the
primaries unless they have managed to
fool the opposition to the gentleman
whose avoirdupois and bond complex
ion have made him cut so prominent a
figure.
In the wards where caucuses were
really held nominations We're made as
follows:
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-Mke Mccormick. John
McGrath. Pat Meagher, James Nc
Grath, Phil. Nolan. CON Boyle, Tom
began. Thos. McGratk w. H. Arnold,
Jerry sullivan and John Powers.
Alternates-John Sullivan, Phil Sher-
idan. Jack Hughes, NJ. J. Geiger, John
Hawkins. Joe Feeney, James Sullivan,
Bert Dell, w. H. Arnold, Jr., William
Mitchell and Jas. a. Powers.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-J. f. McNally Edward
Day, John MacGinns, c. Grimsdale,
J. ]. McGrath. Pat Coyne, James Kill
rain. j. H. OMeara, Robt. MCGOWAN,
John Sanford. Jas. Maloney, Ed. Walsh
and 7. McManemore.
Aternates-John Nayland Luke Kel-
~. John Lally, John Lalln. Jas. O'Don-
nell. Chas. Cammans, p. II. Walsh
Chas. Beaton, NJ. NJ. Tierney, Con
Tierney. Jas. Mackey, A. L. Bradshaw,
Tim Fogarty, y. w. Brouse.
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-John Bevan. Peter Naugh-
ton, r. c. Scott, P. w. Flynn. D. S.
Yanisker. Pat Madden, Pat Shea, Jas
Burns. Chester Morris, Jas. Shannon,
Phil BaWden, B. J. Barnum.
Alternates-Harry Lancaster, Rich
ard BaWden. Albert Pyles, John Sta
pies, L. A. Bawer. William Booth, Den
Ms Sullivan. P. Dempsey, Thos. Mayne.
Bennett Mayne, Harry Richards, ]. F.
Smith.
SIXTH WARD.
De egates-Chas. Murphy, p. ]. Coon
ey, John Scovil. Joe Campeau, Robt
Elliott. A. w. Jones. +. w. Warnock
Hugh Harris, John McElveny, Frank
a. DAILY.
Alternates-Joe Hollingsworth, c. E.
Rouleau. Dan Egie. Jos. Mcmahon
John Long, c. A. Sloan, Louis Morriss,
George Peoples, J. Sawyer and Tom
Abbott.
SIXTH WARD
SIXTH WARD-OPPOSITIO TICKET
Delegates-John Wettingill, John w.
Dale. j. D. Reardon, Gus Frankel. John
Clinton f. J. Cronin, John Hubble,
Mike Murphy, Thos. Redmond, D. F.
Staten.
Automatically. ]. Kline P. J. Cooney,
John Farrell, VIM. Margrove, VIM.
NulNille. p. ]. Quinn, Andrew Farrell,
John OLeary, Pat Welch, Mike Nc
tnerny.
SEVENTH WARD.
Delegates-H. L. Davis, Pat Mcmahon
Mike Dewey. j. G. Messenger Henry
Summer. ]. f. Morgan, VIM. Snow, VIM
Kane, Dan. J. Ruddy, E. F. Jones, E
Nomack, j. S. Bechtel, James Cusick
Alternates-Dan Todd, VIM. Aitkin