The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1904-09-07

IL; uttle, Il. On the second ballO
Cook received "a, Beckwith 9 an,
Tut tie 19 votes and Cook was declared
the nominee.
Geo. A. Reese of Hamilton was nom
mated for clerk and recorder, the vot,
being as follows: Reese, 80; B. F
Martz, and w. B. McLaren, 2l.
For county treasurer, f. NJ. Lock
wood of Hamilton and J. E. Marvin
of Victor were placed before the con
vention, Lockwood receiving "a ant
Marvin 2S votes.
Three ballots were required to nomi
nate Dave Vanblaricom, of Sage Brush
for assessor, the final vote resulting
Vanblaricom - and Fred Robbins OF
| Grantsdale 80.
Attorney c. B. Calkins of Stevens
vile was nominated for county at
torney by acclamation. H. J. ST.
John of Victor was nominated for
public administrator by acclamation.
w. T. Adair of Hamilton, county
coroner. by acclamation; Miss Kittie
Ostermeyer of Hamilton, superintend-
ent of schools, by acclamation; l..
Lacoursier of Victor, county surveyor,
by reclamation,
Delegates to State Convention.
On motion of Aaron Conner the fol-
lowing delegates to the state conven-
ton to be held at Billings were nomi-
mated by acclamation.
Delegates-W. B. Harlan, Aaron
Conner, W. H. Roberts, r. A. O'Hara,
w. P. Baker, w. w. McCrackin, J. A.
Summers, J. L. Humble, T. H. Han
bidge, J. M. Price. Martin Cramer,
Amos Buck, Thomas Baird, w.
Lancaster, Bennett Baker, T. M.
Doran, Charles Mason. Alternates-
A. w. Vogt. r. Y. Hart, F. M. Lock-
wood, F. T. Bullock, c. F. Moore, w.
T. Adair. A. H. Downing, Alexander
Mitchell, John Watts, A. L. Mowatt,
J. P. Cleary, H. D. Fisher, c. p.
Williams, J. W. Howard, 7. Haley,
Fred Van Vliet aud A. Plummer.
The delegation was instructed by
the convention to vote for Aaron Con-
ner, of Darby for the office of lieuten-
ant governor on motion of Amos
Buck.
For Justices Of the Peace.
For Edwards township James Lewis
aud w. p. Rodebank were nominated
for justices of the peace. For Ward
township F. ]. Morris and Edward
Whaley were nominated for justices
of the peace and E. E. Stockman and
Frank Simpson for constables. For
Corvallis township w. S. Jones and
D. r. Boughman were nominated for
justices of the peace and James Grad
dock and James Popham for con-
stables. For Stevens township John
Jamison and D. N. West were nomi-
mated for justices of the peace and
Harry Townsend and }. ]. Hightower
for constables
Central Committeeman.
For the different precincts the fol-
lowing central committeeman were
chosen: Alta, B. J. Castner; Sula, w.
c. Wetzsteon; Darby, Aaron Conner
and w. B. Harlan; Grantsdale, A. F.
Holt, and J. c. Ward: Hamilton, W.
P. Baker, and w. H. Roberts; Cor
Wallis, J. L. Humble and M. L. Chaffin;
Victor, H. J. St. John and J. p.
Cleary; Stevensville, Bruce Wells and
E. 0. Lewis; Florence, Phil Wagner
and w. E. Gleason; Eight Mile, w.
6. Mason.
A meeting of the candidates and the
county central committee was called
to convene at Hamilton Sept. Is, when
a chairman will be chosen.
The following delegates and altern.
| ates were accorded seats in the con-
vention.
Delegate-D. N. Ward. Alternate
J. H. Loveall.
| Delegate-William Wetzsteon. Alter
nate-H. w. Lord.
| DARBY.
Delegates-Aaron Conner, w. B.
H Harlan,R r obert Y. Hart, E. J. kerlee
G. L. Shook. Altenates-J. B. Over
turf, James Wilkerson, C. Sanders
Sam Lowman and F. B. Tanner.
GRANTSDALE.
| Delegates-O. P. Gregg, A. F. Holt
w. A. Mason and C. w. Harvey
Alternates--L. Pennoyer, ]. c. Ward
H. B. Wayland and Thos. Patterson
HAMILTON.
Delegates-W. p. Baker, F. v
Hoagla nd, F. M. Lockwood, w. 7
Adair, A. H. Downing, Fred Grill
Harry Chapman, H.W. Johnson, T M
| Doran w n ROhertS q r Moore