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e • 5 o i a 4 ..: e 4 4 7•1‘' a the State to inale citizens, or thos- % gs a , w lo have declared their intention to Wm. V. Myers, chairman; Wm. Davis, Jr., R. Rader. No. 11,, St. Louis, school house s Wm. H. Risk, chairman; Frai rk Low- ry, Jas. S. -Smith. No. 12, Bedford—Henry J. Reed, chairman; John Murray, D. Kerley. No. 13, Placer—Ed. Durnen, chair- man; L MeComber, H. H. Squires. No. 14. Wiekes—J. H. Hildebrand, chairman; A. J. Bailey, Jerry Kuhlke. No. 15, Elkhorn, school house— John Andrew, chairman; Robert S. Kelley, Alex Gilliam. No. 16, North Boulder, school house — Ed. Ryan, chairman; . D. Hoopes, J. H. Nelson. No. 17, Basin, Brien's hotel—j. B. b.„ beeoine citizens at the time of the and other springs situated about one Brien, chairman; A. H. O'Neill, T. in a northwesterly direction. No. 18,3Iontana City, at McCauley's quiring a ‚t ii residenee in the ' • lu the event your honorable - body —J. G. 3IcCauley . , chairman; A. R. I e before voting. I shall favor a L grant the right of way and franchise Schroeder, L; C. Harris. O R clause prohibiting the sale of any g we the undersigned. agree to hind No. 19, Gregory, - Company's office g 7 ?: , (I) Ga 0 -1! 0 pioraionma TUa 1301.31...D1112 DIVITer seronag: FOR Anything 'you need In the line of DRITaa PATENT II tanCINES, Ifusite imps ekmrsys. krolry, ikgsrs, 'Name PAINTS • Celebes. .A fall lisw • • 1st leek. Sixty different Patterns of W Xe .Ek. rt. 18, stock. which will be sold nt Helena prices. (\‚1ľ ees. the latest designs. PARCHRN & MORRIS. Paerateralta r icsulcierletarr cll•vcr our° Cc> J. J. Met' y , Prop., Deadens in Shelf and Heavy Hardware., • COORERO.j1lerizAmio sirovss. --Granite, Iron. and Tin * Ware, QUEENSWARE AND Gl.AS>WARE, •SEWINC3- AXO 'HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Respectfully, J, MeCIAX. • • • IP. Olen I Rave Added to the Above Stock a Complete Line of AL. gritouletzirga. irrarate•• moat* OF ALL KINDS, l e arin and Spring Wagon... J. .1. McCAY. THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WF.DNEIMAY, APRIL 24, 1889. A PROHIBMON CAMPAIGN is ill pro- -green in Pennsylvania. At a Prohibi- tion meeting ' in Philadelphia one orator cited the command to 'Adam, \Thou shalt not eat\ of the forbidden fruit as evidence that it wa$ right to make prohibitory laws. A gentleman in the audience suggested that \If Prohibition don't work any better in Pennsylvania than it did in theGar- den of Eden, it won't be much of a snecesa,\ and the argument there- upon seemed to flatten out. AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. der them • \superior to the people. I shall favor a large Legislative body, believing 'that such bodies, are less !' liab)è to injurious influences than small bodies. lp the Executive and L Judicial departMenta of the State I shall favor long terms of office at fair but not exorbitant salaries, awl in case of the long 'term idea prevailing shall be in filvor of prohibiting the Governor and perhaps some other officers from aucceeding themselves. I shall favor limiting suffrage lu adoption of the Constitution, and re - of the selneklattdd of the State but providing for their lease on loag terms. I Shall Savor the retention in office- af,-thespresiout. -county for the term for which they were elected. Should the Constitutional Convention decide to make air appor- tionment of the Territory for Legis- lative purposes other than that now . existing, I shall favor á fish; and equitable apportionment regardless of thé politiétareffect. . • In presenting myself as an Jude pendent candidate, I. do not claim any superiority over the gentlemen who may receive the party nomina- tions. I simply say that I • (lesire to be a member to the Constitutional Convention and that as a member of that body I hope to he able to assist in making a Constitution in the in- terest of tile people. But, further, I do not wish to go flic Convention as the special representative of a politi- cal party. In the present condition of political matters in this Territory, such a representative of n political party is • compelled to submit his opinions to the dictum of a. party miens frequently composed of a small number of persons and some of these conteed by outside influences other than the good of the people or the State. As instances of what the par- ty caucus may demand, I may cite the condition of the county officers. As 'stated as above, I believe that justice requires that théy should have the privilege of serving'out the terms for which they were elected last fall. Party policy may demand that a new set of officers be elected next fall and a party caucus might so, decide and demand the support -of every Delegate elected by the party. Again, party policy May demand an unfair appor- tionment of the Territory for Legis- lative purposes, an -I believe that in this and other matters the interests of the people are superior to the interests of the party. That I may be free of party influences, should the people of Jefferson county send me to the - Con- vention, I place \iv name before (hein independent of party. WILL KENNEDY. I hereby announce myself as a can- didate for the position of Delegate to the Constitutional Convention, sub- ject to the decision only of the quali- fied electors of District No. 11, em- bracing the larger part of Jefferson county. If elected, I will do all in my power to preserve in the Constitution all the rights of the people; prevent- ing as for as possible the granting to corporations such rights as wiil ren- THE - COUNTY — BOARD. At the special meeting of th • Board of County Commissioners la ,/t Wed- nesday and Thursday L. lfiley 'vas appointed road supervisor for District No. 14 and T. L. WkIdowson for No. 15. The report of the viewers on the private. road asked for by A. Raht was accepted and the road ordered opened, 8100 dalliers being appraised to H. W. he following petition for right of ac of water works was granted: \We the 'undersigned hereby peti- tion your honorable body and respect ; fullyaesk that your honorable body grant us the right of way and fran- chise to dig ditches and do all other acts and things neeessary for the lav- ing of water pipes on and along the sides of the streets and twenties here- inafter named in the town of Boulder, VountY of Jefferson,:'Territory of Montana, with, the design and for the purpose- of furnishing and pre. vitling the sejd town of Boulder and the residents thereof with water. 'That the names of the streets and sides along which we' desire the said right of way and franchise are as follows, to -wit: \Firsts -On both side of Main street between the north side of 'First avenue and the 'south side of Third of Madison street to the Montana ' Central Railway crossing. \Third—On and alopg both sides of Third aventiebetween the east side of Madison street and the west side of Jeffersen street. 4••• 'Fourtli;—Ou and along the' west side of Mahr street from .the south side of Thireavenue to the south end of - said street: •., -Fifth—On .and along the north sigle Hawser street from the North-. ern Pacific railroad mat to the west side of _Main street, thence_ along the ust side of Main street to First ave- nue. . -The water to supply ‚id water- works shall be taken from Golden wile from the said town of Boulder . . ourselves in the sum of $5,000 with' sureties to be approved by your honorable body to indemnify and seve harmless the said Jefferson coun- of - and from :all - damages - - which -- may be caused by reason of, the exca- vations' of said ditches or other work to be done inlaying the pipes for con- veying water as aforesaid, and foither ' agree not to commence said work prior to the filing and approval of the aforesaid bond, 'The undersigned further agree to cover all pipes to a level with the surface of the ground as soon after they are in place as practicable and that they, will at all 'times keep all excavations by them made in the course of said work p No. 25, Amazon, company's office teeted by a suitable fence or othe —It: P. Mason. chairman; Fred mug, means until filled, and when required J. D. Pritchett. to kee'p open across the streeta. they i No. 26, *Evening • Star, company's will be securely bridged so asat not- office—Wm. Morrow, chairman; C. B. time to obstruct the public 'travel, King,L. V. Swiggett. and that they will hot keep over 200 No. 27 Calvin's, Çalvin's house— feet of ditch open at any time in the Amos Calvin, chairman; J. D. Allport,. same place. They further agree to H. S. Houghton. leave all streets and property in as No. 28, Alhambra, school house— good condition after as before . the J. II. King, chairman; O. W. Stein, commencement ofalie work. Willson Redding. \Th e granting of this franchise to No. 28, Penn Placer,.Camp offiée— lay said pipes amid construct said D. D.. Twoh i y, chairman; Tux*. M. waterworks shall not be taken nor Reed, J. T. Walsh. considered as an exclusive franchise. No. 30. Elk Park, Park house— The undersigned further agree to John Rash, chairman; W. H. Lockl. commence work as aforesaid prior to i hart, J. Randall. ' the list day of' October. Poe. and No. 31, Gold 'Flint,. Camp office— prosecute the sanie with (hie and Charles Flagg, chairman; C. S. Joins,. reasonable diligence in completion.\ G. W. Deliver. - The petition was signed by Wm. T. . Sweet, George W. Cleveland, and W. RADERSBURG ITEMS. Berk in. -- The following bills were audited and ;s a ssica• Correspesidénee of THE AGSM ere heteby called 111 1111W1 111 41114,1011e convention sat • Basin. Jefferson tottnty,..n Wednesday, Miry 1. her.. allowed: . RAM:limit au., April 21.-31r. John ut twelve Welts* 11.» tr, h. plate in noutittation cm:- dictate's for Delegates to the I •mistitu • al Conveti- e:P A 7M ie \c m ssrs, k lig ( b \ init i t e it rode Parru stn e t m ott ru rt rn -hounir \\. .T - . 11 11: 5 11 ° 50 F• Ritchart, of ()main', Seb son Of •ti''''' Tie. severat•preeMcis an\ entitbd to term >an- , inthin ia the rooventites us follows: Sturroek at w steam fitting...4c_ ....... . Let 0,sta Bron. plumbing 'eel. Judge Ritehart, arrived here accom- ..ilete g atre. Lawrence Burke, on »eel of Mc -Keane . MI1.0111 nanied lw Mr. Stratlinian, a mining Helena Limiter Co_ \ ____ei 2..regg r — F. Paiette. • .` .2.--. . -- ....... *eau man. Tiff will thoroughly examine Iff.ank of Jefferson Co_ •• • Litter • Bell, OUP mining prospects and if ph.ased Janice Simpkins. - — ben• aril; no doubt push some of our mines 2 Wm. trill. -. 7s» to the front. * ' Sand Coulee Coal Co., . . ... MAP p, .1, MeGowen, James Ilitdo. 56.1111 he)* Frank McKenzie, ,.. 67.74 Albert .tycate, .. .. ... 12.110 Geo, D. tireene, defend ! limners May term +tee Cowan k Parker. lirTan & Rightt•noter. repairing jail pump.. . . lam Mn'. I'. W. Barger. board of PITY 179 SI ('. W. Burger... fee Geo. Lambert. 2 days t'o. Corn. and mileage-- 34.110 A. blan inter, A. II. Moulton, __ 5010 Bonds orthe following supervisors were approved and filed: C. L. McCauley, District No. 1; Win. T. Sweet, No. 3: J. M. D. Taylor. No. 4: 0 : II. Davey, No. '; M. W. Weiser. No. 6; J. J. Ilohnes, No. 7; John Flaherty, No. 8; John Smith, No. 10; - Ed. Johnilro, No.' .i!; P.• S. Nelson, . L No. 12; R. H. Estes, No. 17; B. F. , An accident occurrel in the Iroachtd mine last Saturday. A German - miner was crushed pretty badly, his arm be- ing badly broken and hand crushed. -Dr. Vawter -set the arm and sent the injured man to the hospital Hel- ena. This accident occurred through no fault of the superintendent, Mr. Ed. Schmitz, but was unavoidable. Mr. George T. McKay is as yet con- fined tabia.room but is doing well. Will -,Gardiner is still' very' sick with tbe acute rheumatism. Mr. David T. Williams, one Of Crow -Creek's most prosperous stock- men, has purchased an imported full - I meaner Woods Fie Elk Park Calvin • I Fusin Whitehall F , sis t 'reek 11 ( iregtcry 31e.alerville .11 P;.rror . 5 Islacktail. The printery meeting» will be held in the varicose precincts on Saturday, April le*, between nis hours of 4 and Sp. rn. W. M. III'LLARD. Chnen Jrfiremon Co. Repub. («en. Cont. EltIOCRATIC CON VESTI ON, DISTRIt T No. ?I The Governor of the Territory having issened proclamation ordering that till election take plate ma Tuesday. May 14, 18*, to ‚select Delegates to. Consti- Coin end .... t,, ancestilde ls Helena. July 4, 15489, the Dennisenttm of Dirtrict No. II, which inelticies all the pretintbt Jeffemon county except Wickes. Gregory. Whitehall. Fists Creek, Rasin, Celvin, Elk Park, mat Ws - arthritic : , are hereby called to meet in delegate convention in Boulder, on Vi edhetelay. May 1, le*. to plate in nomination candidate.. for Dele- gates t . the Cons 1 (\on% elitism. The revere' precincts are entitled to reprementatisitt in the con- vention ase (ollows; ra _er e A lham b Precincts. 3g utteu, No. 19; John J. Doyle, No. I blood Percheron stallion; considera- Amazon.. Bedford ROSS Deegan was appointed con- I stable for Placer precinct. I The Treasurer o office was allowed' to be continued at the Bank until the ' i court -house is eimpleted. L ' The following judges were appoint- ed to hold the election on May 14th for Delegates to the Constitutional / Convention: 2 I Precinct No.1, Clancey, school house. - • II. M. 11111, chairman; J. E. Red- I ding, J. M. Ellis., I No. 2, Jefferson City. school 'home; —John J. Hall. chairman; Frank S. 1 Fithian, P. H. buddy. ' No. 3, Boulder, school house—D. ' G. 'Warner, chairman; Fred Leighton. Lees Taylor. No. 4, . Whitehall, hotel—\F.. G. Brooke, chairman; A. A'. Marsh, II. 11. Houghton. - No. 5. Fish Creek—Harrison Jor- 22; Henry Raymond, No. 23. dan, chairman; Horace Welch, J. W. No. 6, Lower Boulder, Brady school bonne- Con'Staith, chairman . ; M. W. Weber, W. 1). .MeIntyre. Bassette. • —John T., Britt, chairman; H. Blake- man, Peter McCloeky. No. 20, Corbin, school house—C. Muller,. Sr., chairman; Joha Klein, • _ No. 21, Woodville, school house— Wm. Noonan, chairman; John Lloyd, W. J. 'Ward. - No. 22, Mitchell Gulch, Turner's bouse—D. C. Turner, chairman; John Doyle, S. Kottke. No. ,23, Bigfoot Mine, at boarding house—J. M. D. Taylor, chairman; J. A. Earlaert, Jas. Williamson. No. 24, Grace, poet office—James Galusha, chairman; O. H. Davey, T. N. McCall. I roan and the other a dark bay; weigh about 1,100 each; fresh shod. Keep a lookout for them; they have undoubt- eilly been stolen. UNomE. itADERSBURG POSTOFFICE STORE. G.weci•icsr_... 4.«ALEE ts Drugs, Cigars, Stationery, Book.. Cutlet y and Notion* Also the finest and largest wesortment Of lintiday ma Oder Preens ad nisi fads Ilirrany ever in the town. C,()NTRAcToRs t./ y s. ntemnazia.„ • AND BUILDERS. CONTIRA.CTOI.Z , 13 IT 1 L 13 F.: , Boulder, Montana. imilmayisi GIVEN ON ALL KINDtt, OP WORK lion 81,600. The horse is a beauty; a Boulder ..... . ...... -9 lancey . .3 bright dapple 'gray. He is the finest Centwell. • .2 specimen of the Percheron stock it Corbin 2 was ever our ffirtune to see. our valley can boast of as finely bred and costly horses as any section hi the Territory. Fultz and Clements have discover - (Id a new iron mine near Lone Moun- tain that assays way up in the pictures. They shipped a sample carloadyester- day and expect to get a contract to deliver ore to any amount the rest of the season. There is but little water as yet in the,Crow creek and as a result the placer mines around here have net yet begin operations: The water outlook is not very bright. Ben Smith dislocated his shoulder yesterday. -Ile is very unlucky in this respect. this accident having oc - cowed to both of his shoulders in the UM year. ¡ J. N. Anderson having completed I his winter term of school in the val - 1 ley bas departed on a visit to his old home in Pennsylvania. rumor says to , . , . . Holmes, chairman; W. A.' Itumby,I. close to -the truth. T. Parkinson.. There is little or no political talk . No., 8, Cardwell, John Flaherty's in this section of the country. It is . hoese--Ed. Cardwell, chairsiihn; John g our opinion that the vote onConstitn- Flaherty, Geo. B. Frank. .- 'i tional Delegates will be a very light • ' No. 9, Jefferson River, school house , one. .• \Second—On and along both sides ! ..\-C Mill . iga Ccn n. ach ' chairman;L. Lang, R. A 'fine team of horses was taken avenue. from P. B. Clark'setables on Johnny's , or Second avenue &rim the ma Side I No 10 Radersbu school liouae— Guild, last night one a strawberry • • rg POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. REPÚBLICAN CONV ENTION, DISTRICT No. I I . • The Governor of the Territory having tamed a prochunation ordering that an election take plate on Tuesday, May 14, to select Delegate's to attend a Cons ‚„sialtitut Convention to assemblen in Helena o July 4, 18*, the Repu ca blins of District No.11, which includes allthe pretinets of ./..fferson tensity except Woodville,'Elk Park, Realm Whitehall, Fish ('reek,, Wickes and Gregory, 'art 'hereby called to meet in delegate eOneelition in Boulder, on Wednes- day, Mug IS*, at 12 o'clock non», to plate in nom- ination candidates for Delegate's to the Constitutional Convention and for the transaction of such other businems am may properly cone re it. The sev- eral precincts are entitled to representation in the tainvention as follows: Precinct. Delegateo. Anambra • AntaZent Ik•dford 2 Boulder 6 Claneey 2 Corbin Ellthunt Evening Star Mine (htld Pilot . Grace Jeffencon City Jeffenson River • 1 - 1.ower Boulder Mitchell Gulch Northside Boulder 1 Radereshurg 5 Penn Plater Plater • kundey St. Louis Ten Mile. 2 The primary meetings will be held in the varicaue precincts on Saturday. April 27. 1/480. between Ilse houri of 4 and *p. m. W. M. BULLARD. Chtten Repub, Co. Cent. Cum. 11 CON VENTIt DISTRIt \T No. 21. The Governor of the Territory halving issued a proelatuation tints -rite' an eked .... to lake place on çuerstlity. May II, iati tie navel behdridet, It. it Ciducti- nillt.litil l!onVelition insendile in lelena. July I. bee\ the Republicans of itistriet No. 21, width em- braces etc on Meets of Woodvalk, Elk Park. t 'alvin. Rusin. Whitehall. Flub Creek. %Vielltee, and Gregory. its Jefferson e y, and the precincts' of 51eader- Pas Ga. and Itlaektuil. in Silver Bow m r ola. Jefferson (lily .-...,... » Jeffersion River ' Mitchell Gulch-, - .1 Northedde Boulder. • .2 • 5 Itaciernburg r Penn Plater 1 ° Placer . a Iturnley ... • .... .1 St . Louis_ ........... .. .,...-. ........ ....____ ..... - ...... - .... ...1 Ten Mile .. ......... ............-... ........ _. _2 Tite primary meeting's of the rarions precincts will be held oa Saturday, April 27, 18tat, between the hours of land 8 p.' ni. JOHN SCHREINER, Chin's, Jefferson Co, Dem, Cen. Co','. W. C. WHALEY, Secretary. •. Elkhorn E vening Star Mine- ..... ....--:..-...-- .... .....---1 Gold Flint 1 .3 1)E.510('RATICCONVENTION, 11DITIRICT No. 21 The Governer of the Territory having haued a proclamation ordering On election to take place on . Tuesday, May 14, Met, to Paled Delegate* to a Comet - t la tonal Convention to assemble at Helena, July 4, Ì . \ ra j ce l e h e l l . :rer m r i nt4; t ( :1 e• e i t ne X . ilutsPi, Whitehall. Fish ('nek, Wickets, and Gregory, in Seffeneon county and the preeinets of 'Meader - ville, Parrot. e he silver Bow conntv I I 11 1 41 to Meet in delegate convention at • . . are sere ty t Basin. Jeffereon t ty, on Wediteeday, May I, lii89, at twelve o'clock mien. to place in nomination can- d idates for Iklegates to the t'onsittslionel Convention. :he is••vcral {weeniest are entitled to repreecntion as follow,.: 1\neiterts. Delegate.. Woodville. pit ..... 3 2 No. 7 Comet at Parkinson 's—J .1 get married and for once rumor hite s gig Breen Whitehall-, 2 Fish C .. - reek .. — ..' - ... —. 2 Wickes_ ..dros .. - - 7 . Gregory , .'.. .. • .. - 2 '-Meastervilh• .. - . , 8 Parrot .. '... a ' Illaektail .. . - - • 2 The pritunry meetings' forth' several precincts wilt I,,' held on Saturday, April 27, 11489, between the Maws of 4 „tul. N p. tn. JOHN SCHREINIEIL I hairman Jeffemon Co. Dern. ('en. Irons. W. R. KEN YON. . t \hinrinsit >II, cr no» l'o, peso. l'en. Com. . 2 •.•••• • 4
