Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-10
THE CAPITAL STRUGGLE
THE rUG ~ H1R STILL GoIse ON
WITH No SIGN OF ABATEMENT.

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priae. @Ao,.eo 80 100.
nauseeu, amp as tne sltua1loh now iooks'
work will net be finished Tor another week.
The cost Of each days session il $500, and
with the eyfrH expense OF clerks. etc, the
s-st .t.t. 4 ;slat,,rs lii have 4 iaroe in.
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deDeed dness, Eacoea e. ~ eno oonseus'on'
conirentlngrcI0 I0r hquidaUion.
The actio40f the Butte meeting has come
to r,aupht. and theresolutions they adopted
hov. baan n,cta4ad and To q. man mn a
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conda Delegation, with lew excepGlons.
Memners J4ereoI, Dy inyisaoion 0i 6res.-
dent Clark have the privilege OF tne noor,
and 0ney may pc seen hoonoDoing arouna
the butte sRd otner Wes1 6ioe delegaDss.
A commfttse, OF wnlcn Judge movies is
chairman, mas IN nand fesoiution ue'
priving tAe daily onrnaf reporters one
privileges OF tne noor. Inns was lnSrouuceu
by Blcklord, OF Missouia, !ne previous
day, the Mlssouia members taxing onence at
CERTAIN INsINUATIoNs
do o.o;nst than ~ harter and sale nm
the capital question. Knowles asked for
and was granted further time to report.
To-day, a letter of apolog. was received
from the journal" and the matter win
probably end there.
The capital discussion then came up, and
Parberry introduced the following substi-
tute: Strike out sections 2 and and in-
sert in lieu thereof the following: The legis-
lative assembly shall have no power to
change or locate the seat OF government
of the state, but shall, at its second reg
ular session after the adoption OF the con-
stltution, proVide Dy law ior SUBMITTING
the question OF the permanent location on o.
tne seat OF government TO 1ne quanneu !:
electors OF the state az special elecCion ln =
Octoper next ensuing, ana . maIoriey VI an !
6ne votes upon sald aues1lon casO ae
saio eiec0ion snali De necesSaIy 70 !ee.'
mine tine iocati0n .nereoI. Sald !eglsiao.
i've assembly shall also provide that IN case
there shall be no choice OF iocation at saio
election, the question OF cnoice oetWeen tne
Two places lor Wnlcn tne nignest mu,noer oi
votes shall nave oeen cast snail De sao,
mitted IN IKE manner TO tne quanned,
electors OF tne Sbate at tne ne40 senerai
election; and until the permanent
seat OF GOVERNMENT
sheu have bean dec;ded. the temnorary
,u--.:a- .L.-oo. .h.1, 10 .,d ro,,a;n ~
loca'ion 1nereoi snaii De' anu rean' a.
the present seat OF government OF 0ne ter'
ritory; but no liability shall be incurred ny
the state for the purchase or erection oi
any hnildinps for temporary legislative
nurposes: nor shall the legislative assembly
mako any appropriations or expenditures
for capitol buildings or grounds until the
seat Of government shall have been per.
maneutly located as herein provided"
j. K. Toole moved it's adoption, and
Warren moved that further consideration
be postponed.
Parberry said he was not present during
some OF Sne oeDase A S.sOe,u ao,ant anu waenn
q s sronnd long enough. It was time to cali a
halt. and if there was no other way, he was
in favor oil running IL INTO q muonoie ana
letting IL stay tnere. IN nus !uugmesn. sn asl .ss
on@ :xsI 4aasaS;,r nc iaf NOT onas
cap,odi c;oS +ha JaIoae aa: from Lewis and Clarke
oa o,o tL;s suh;act and had asked none ii
49, Sor aSyica The Convention could
na:fssafe .lirsctls,- IN : the uuestaon. The
90 ,,;taI had been 10 Bozeman. but il could
not s X lest there. ia said the talk nod
cost S5OO yesterday. and he hoped ths
Convention would Get downto business and
deciss I today.
KnowIes said that. according to the sub
st;tnta the 1ecislature could not rent any
bu;ldinp and would have to camp out or
the nrairle. -
Rickford's amendment to strike out tn,
words ''of rental' prevailed, and ther
Toole. OF Anaconda, moved to amend BY
stirling out the word "Helena" and inser
IN Mo ce tbereof Anaconda"
Collins wanted the discussion postponed
till Monday. but Warren protested. H
said there was a sentiment in the conven
tion that
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THE cAflfAA ohooND DE 'nAND'
and as the dispute had begun, it ought t.
no +hroucb until settled.
ed. T,,lo sold tbesa were b;s sar
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tlments.
Bickford said ne had no thought OF step
| being taken to move the capital from tn
present location, and il the will OF the pee
Die could be expressed by vote, Helen
would probably remain the temporary cal
itai until enangea, DuS no" setsra. xsn oSu. ,;tn
and Helena was defeated and the town {
Missoula was the cnoice. missoa'
nas over So I'D tho s,e. kar u q
sn.o nne II the capital Was place
temporarily in his town it woul
be AIKEN care OF for the time being at ieast
1t has q plenty OF pure Wa.er anu .ne Des ~
. OF no.es asoosann aeoo 90. the ,sa;sIa tnra an
tba snnreme conrt to meet in. II it is d,
c;Sed to nlace the capital at Missoula, til
| Convention NAV rest assured that the cit
zsns will co.onerate in giving it a welcom,
The sneaker thoupbt the convention ougb
cot to nostnone or DELAY the matter ii
MonSay I,et ma proceed at oncs to bus
moss he said. and get through with i
/ Rntte and Anaconda have claims, but Mi
sonla never has asked for anything frol
the territory or the United States excel
the esta hIsbment of a military post Il
nrotection aoainst the I.,dians, 1t is
pp,odsst claim, We have everything to O
for and would consider It q great honor t
ha.a the can;tal in our citv.