The Butte inter mountain., 1902-10-03
l1ElNZE Is TO HAVE A HARD TIME
OF 1T IN HIS OWN "ANTl-
TRUST" BUNCH.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES
GIVEN OUT BY FAUGUST
Guy Stapeton, Robert Farmer and Louis
lienemann Are the Men He Wants to
Go Down to Helena for Him-Party
Is Tired Of Faugust's Dilatory Tactics
and Are in Humor to Rebel.

1t was 3:rs clock when J. M. Denny
called the "antis" together in .lcClernan's 3
courtroom, and the announcement was
made that the conference committee had
agreed on the apportionment of Offices.
The statement was made that the anti
democrats had been given the treasurer,
three legislators, superintendent of public
schools and the justices of the peace and
constables in Walkervillc and Meader-
vile. 1t was also annouced that the audi
tor would be named by the anti-conven-
ton in behalf of the eight-hour republi-
cans.
The first thing sought for was to rail-
road through three legislative nominees
named by Heinze. These were announced
to be Guy Stapieton, Robert Farmer and
Louis Lienemann. There was mix-up
in this deal, owing to the claim of At
torney S. G. Heron that Stapleton had
agreed to Withdraw and to nominate Her
ron i'll his stead.
The representatives of Boss Heinzc re-
fused to believe the statement, and at
80 o'clock began the task of forcing the
selected slate down the throats of the
delegation"
James Maher was made the nominee for
treasurer.
Up in McCernan's Den.
Up in Judge McClernan's courtroom last
night and this morning there was a tired,
disgruntled lot of politicians who had been
ordered by Heinze to show up as the anti
trust democrats, and nominate the men
chosen by the other twigs of the Heinze
movement
The gang got into the courtroom at
o'clock last night and waited around until
II o'clock for orders and instructions from
the Faug dictators, but the only word re-
ceived was permission just before midnight
to go out and get loaded, or go home and
sleep.
Some of the anti-dclegates did one thing
and some another, and it was a bum-lool-
ing crowd which showed up again at II
o'clock this forenoon.
During the weary round of waiting last
night several cases of beer were sent up
to the courtroom, and several card games
were started. This morning the usually
quiet and well-kept courtroom looked like
what King Dodo describes as the first syl-
liable of telephone call.
His Honor Held His Nose.
1t was too much for Judge McClernan,
who strolled into the room shortly after
o'clock with the intention of using his
office for an hour or so. The honorable
judge sized up the debris and made back
ward movement toward the door with the
announcement that there wouldn't be any
court held until after these pesky conven-
tions were over with.
There weren't any Of the crowned heads
at the gathering this morning. About the
only ones to show up were S. C. Heron
and I. Bailey Lee, along with some of the
would-be candidates for constable and JUS
tice of the peace.
The crowd waited around until 1890
o'clock, during which time the card games
were again set in motion and then the am
nouncement was made that it wouldn't be
any use to wait longer, as the bosses hadn't
got what they wanted.
I. Bailey Lee moved to adjourn until 2
o'clock, and the lads who are to fight all
trusts, liquid and otherwise, went out to
hunt up live one.