The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-25

When it was decided TO go ahead and
nominate candidates a new epoch in the
convention was taken up and a new
chairman took the reins.
Chairman Yoder appointed Messrs.
Holland Warren and Young 10 escort
Mr.. Mattison to the chair.
The new chairman made brief speecb.
thanking the convention for the honor
conferred on him and called Assistant
Secretary French to the platform.
He then called on Senator Mantle.
chairman OF the committee on platform
and resolutions, 10 read It's report. The
resolutions were unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically adopted.
The next order Of business was the an
pointment OF the following seven mem
bers on the committee to choose 90 dele
gates and 90 alternates to the state con-
veniion which meets at Great Falls Sem
tember ~.
y. a. Morley, William Gallick. William
EDDY, Joseph Corby, J. V. Long, d. M.
Brodeck, Thomas A. Morrin.
Buzzo for Senator
ms committee was then permitted Ia
retire to make the selection and AT the suo.
gestion Of the chair the convention pro-
ceeded to nominate the candidates for
county Offices.
~. - bray, IN neat speech, nominated
!. w. Buzzo for state senator. Georoc
Ascot seconded the nomination and n.
there were no other nominations. e r
Tomas moved that the nomination he made
unanimous. Mr.. Buzzo was accordingly
gwen the vote Of the meeting.
The following candidates were then
nominated Tor the legislature: Richard
oates, William Gallick, M. A. Berger
william l.. Robbins. Mclrosc; Gus, T.
strom, William Eddy Charles A. liar.
yey, Carroll Doman, joseph Cor,ev
Clarence Davidson, NJ T. Leblanc. Ken,
meth McRae, Cyrus Retalack George M
bensquin, ROBBERS II. Paxson. Elijah c,an.
awey, Robert M. Campbell, J. ]. Dodge
and John G. Evans.
Messrs. Harvey, Berger and Evans ,.-
4nested that their names be Withdraw,
ana committee was given time 10 nre.
pare a printed ballot.
On motion of Governor Richards sec-
onded by Senator Mantle, the name of
L. shropshire was presented for dist,;c,
Judge John N. Kinks name was then
presented, but Mr.. Bray rose to state that
Mr. Kirk would not be candidate
-" motion OF w. +. Carroll, the nomi,
i'at'on OF Mr. Shropshire was made man.
imous. "Ns '''aN-
Delegates to Convention.
;, ne names of Joseph Bryant and Fred
-, nom were presented for sheriff ,oJ
wnlie ballot was being taken the com
n'l'ee selected to choose delegates to Tho
e'a'e convention presented the FOLLOWING
,"n,;s es "nich were accepted by the con-
:, Delegates-Lce Mantle, J. +. Richards
~ =, VI, buzzo Charles w. Goodale, George
w. iry'n, Eugene Carroll, Charles r
leonard William Skyrme, b. L. Calkins
John W. Kirk, Thomas Tretheway Iohn
-. :, kead, a. +. Bray, F. w. Bacorn, i. A
, rord, Malcolm ellis, C.. +. Lloyd, Josiah
hh'ght, w. McC. White, John +. Ilovd
~ y ~ Ioder w. l.. Irvine, A. w. Buese'
- q. Morley. Ben Orcutt K. J. Oates
Arthnr Smith John G. Evans, George Pas.
.oe, haw'n ). Booth, 7. ]. Bennetts. T.
a. Morr'n' William Gallick, James Dwyer
y0hh w. Gotter +. w. Trainor, B. f.
RUNNER ,,.,,, Harry Blumkn, l.. p. Sanders,
" william Eddy, John r. Grice, Alex Nc
nau,ey' I. +. Jones, c. d. French, M. L.
Holland, f. w. Haskins, Robert TAFT
ihomas - Miles, II. o. Weller, J. p. Ste
vens, w. w. Cheeley, N. A. Mcdonald,
Wallace Corbett, NJ. M. Vivian, w. r.
Young, James Gallagher, William Chellew,
{. " Norcross, Thomas Driscoll, 7. P.
Cleese.
Alternates-E. D. Elderkin, David
Maule, Richard Trelcvan B. Fl. Dunshee,
George Audley, Charles Schatzlein, c. F.
Sully, George Rogers, James Carkeek, r.
L. Clinton, Enos Jackson, Thomas Nor
row, Ian Yancey, Jacob Tom, O. w.
Hungate, w. Fl. Nichols w. c. Taylor c.
G. Kohl, |. Strassburger, M. Schiffman,
William Ball, liver Johnson, Lou l. Harris,
T. w. Taylor, P. H. Manchester, James
Shepard, James Thompson, Savin Lisa,