The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-06
Representative Men From All Over
tho State Will Meet at the
Broadwater.
To Decide Upon What Action to
Take to Help the Silver
IN Cause.
Call Undsr Which the Meeting Will Bl
Hsid-Dsisgatss From This and
Some Other Cities.


be held al shs BYoadwatsr this afternoon.
In regard TO the silver question, will be
very largely attended. The counties 30 far
are Silver Bow, kissouls. Cascade, Lewis
and Clarke. Deer Lodge. and Gallatin. II
IL probable that ovsSy oounty In the state.
with tho possible exception OF Dawson, will
have voice In the conference. The local
committee has arranged for the fist meet
ing at the Broadwatsr at three p. III. Tho
preliminary arrangements can be made
there and II found desirable, meetings can
be held In the city. The following 10 the
oall for the conference:
The undersigned take the liberty of call
ing your attention 10 tho critical situation
OF the market for silver bullion. We also
ask you TO note the fact that tho coming
congress will be the theatsr of the greatest
battle that has ever been waged between
the advocates Of the gold and bi-metallic
standards. representing on one hand the
interests of The European usursrs and their
American agents and ON the ether the great
producing class Of the nation.
We invite your most serious oonsidera-
tioa to fact mot creditable to tho silver
miners Of Montana. 1. O., shat while the
representative Of every interest OF the
United States is preparing for this great
conflict, the producsrs OF silver are ina ctive.
for something to turn mp instead of pro-
cssding themselves to play part in deter
mining results clearly within their reach.
In view of the situation wo take tho lib
erty Of asking all mine owners, proprietors
OF reduction works and all Others inter-
A~l ;s,k kh~ nfa aS1 IN ok in
convention at the Brosdwater hotel. near
the city Of Helena. on the 9th day of July.
where il is hoped q perfect organization
will be perfected, 20 that silver producers
will bear their own fair share of ths burden
Of The battle that 10 now on.
We feel W have the right to demand
your personal attendance. or that you be
represented By a person In full authority
TO aot for You or your company. Ih:8 is n
serious crisis. and q failure at this time to
respond to the call Of duty and self-inter-
est will bstoken an Indifference which can
only result in serious criticism of our mo-
.ives and the justice OF our cause.
MARQUIS DAILY, SAMUEL L. HAUsER,
AHTofg N. HOTTER. VIM. Il. HALL
@. II. PALMER. Taos. CoucH
HENRY WILLIAMS, JOSEPH X. CLARK,
j. E. GAYLORD. A. ]. SELIGMAN,
!. A. HHINRE, CHAs. MoLsoN.
w. HoMAs HART, II. +. BAYLIss,
b. b, WHITE, SAMUEL WORD.
The representatives from Helena are:
City at Large-J. X. Toole. A. 9. Botkin.
E. W. Knight, Henry Klein. f. D. Bsnnis-
ter. E. W. Bsattie, Martin Maginnis, Sam
uel Word. DR.. @. X. Cole. j. W. Thomp-
son, A. j. Davidson, John $. Harris. r. E.
Fisk.
Board Of Tr.de-Pstsr Winnie. W.: g.
Hickey, w. E. Cox, j. B. Sanford, G. X.
Wells. ]. T. Mnrphy, n. Kessler. John G.
Curtin, L. A. Walker. T. H. Kleinsohmidt,
A. g. johnson, T. G. Powe.. Frank Baird.
w. j. Sweeney, VIM. Wallace. Jr.. A. M.
ThosnburRh, G. B. JacQusmin.
Commsrcial club-6. I. Hauaer. A. J.
Esliamsn, A. N. Hotter. L. II. Hershfeld.
E. d. Weed.
Great Falls has appointed q ito delegates
Paris Gibson, E. e.. NoLay, Z. r. Collins.
G. p. Downing. Ira Meyers. H. H. Chand-
Ter. w. J. CLARK. Frank Marion and s. E.
Atkinson.
Boxsman will send - delegates Nelson
Story. Walter Cooper. J. w. Pousford. JAS.
E. Martin. 9. W. Hoffman. J. L. Ramsy.
A. X. Ysrkes. John $. Nendsnhall, o. p.
Chisholm. j. v. Bogert. L. 8. Wilson, e.
Broot Martin.