The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-30
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iee, and in a brief speech thanked
convention for it's courtesy.

B3H4l02 Called lOI, q. II. 1AOAAA0CSA S~AN
hut two years ago he had nance a
winner and now would do the same
9 hing. The man he had then nomi-
aaated had not only been elected, but
lad made one OF the best clerks the
county had ever had, and after refer
ing to the record made by the gen.
Eleman nominated John w. Fish. NO
bne else was named and Mr.. Fish's
conominatiOn received the undlvldea
ca@support of the convention.
Referring to him as a man whom
Everybody in the county knew n as
zone sure to be elected, r.. l.. sum
m,,ners nominated Cass Prudhomme for
Oclerk of the district court. Mr.. Prud-
OEhomme had the convention as a mass
land his nomination was made unani-
clmous. He thanked the delegates for
wtheir evidence of confidence and trust
In him and promised to take off his
sKcoat and work for the ticket from top
ditto bottom.
SO well has the lady pleased her
s1supporters in the party by the way
4
hin which she has filled the Office that
tewhen c. E. Smith nominated Mrs.
MMarguerite M. Strang for superinten-
nsdent Of schools no other name was
~lpresented and the secretary vas In
.#structed to cast the vote of the con-
~tfvention for her.
X C. r. Buchanan named Eugene G..
SSampson for surveyor, and Doctor
TRinehart named Philip M. Gallaher.
RMr. Gallaher was successful by a
vote Of 80 to q.
w. F, Sylvester was nominated by
George F.. Bennington for public adj
Administrator and was elected without
t%opposition.
= There were two candidates for the
n ONCE Of coroner. L. M. Line present
i ed the name of Charles J.. Chapple,
e While F. H. Hathhorn asked support
= for Doctor ]. H. Rinehart, saying hat
n ne had demonstrated his running abili-
g ties in the last campaign and would
y undoubtedly do so again if placed on
n the ticket. When the vote was count
n ed it was found that the doctor had
n received So and Mr.. Chapple 16 of the
:. So ballots cast.
II In his happy vein the nominee ex-
y pressed his gratitude to the conven-
y ton and hoped that the first official
i act required of him would be to SIT
"A on the corpse of the democratic party.
Township OFFICERS and Committee.
The full county ticket having been
named, Chairman Amin said the next
thing in order would be for the dele.
q gates from the different townships
, ana precincts to get together and Sc
lect their candidates for township
q officers and make recommendations
D for committeeman.
2 A recess of a few minutes was taken
when reports were made as follows:
Columbus-Justices of the peace
T. M. Triol and H. A. Hunt; consta
4 Committeeman, H. A. Hunt and G. H
g Simpson.
Observation-Disclosures of the peace
o. R. Mcvay; contable, George Spend
a dill. Committeeman, w. C. Grant.
North Billings-Justice of the peace
"A. Fraser; constable, c. E. Mowre
b Committeeman. O. B. Prickett. A. L
\ Babcock, w. ]. Scott, G. M. Bair, F
II. Hathhorn, Cliff Lindsey, George +
j Bennington, C. r. Buchanan, d. J
9 Stats, J. s. Todd.
South Billings-Justice of the peace
"A. p. Hart; constable, George w
Stoddard. Committeeman, John Sta
fek, A. P. Hart, Charles Newman
Z George w. Stoddard. Neal Flat, jon
M. Ramsey.
Park City-Justice of the peace, Z
T. Sieber; constable, Max Miller
Committeeman, Walter D. Story, E. T
4 Searles.
! Laurel-Justice of the peace, n
nomination; constable, N. S. Boyt
& Committeeman, M. w. Cramer, F.
! Mitchell.
Upper Observation-Disclosures
Bert G.. Shorey.
Authority wal given the centrs
! committee to fill all vacancies, eithe
on the ticket or in the committee.
George F. Bennighoff made a speec
In which he appealed to the delegate
to the state convention not to be u
mindful of the fact that eastern Mo
tana had a candidate for govern'
whom all could support with pride al
honor and urged them to give hi
! @f 4hair full siren 9th and TO do all