The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-09-07

FS Murphy. I W Albers,
& w Hanneman, Kishpangh, |
Alex Greer. Andrew Matt,
Charles Linn, John Hetter.
Henry Lewereng, ETOyerman,
McBratney, TheO Gibson,
II White, Sires,
Otto Schoenfeld II Kelly,
John Salmon,
PERMANENT OFFICERS
After the gentlemen had signed their
names the chairman announced that the
election of permanent officers was in Or
der and Samuel Quail nominated c. M.
Webster for president He was elected
by acclamation amid applause.
Upon taking the chair, Mr.. Webster
returned thanks for the honor for be es-
teemed it high honor for the reason
that the movement in favor OF Anaconda
represented the best feeling Of the best |
people of Great Falls and northern Mon |
tana. Applausel This city had
already the deserved reputation OF be- |
ing the most go-ahead city in the west,
but greater destiny was In store for it.
[Applausel 1t is an old saying that
man knoas which side his bread is but |
tered on. and il the people of this city
were mindful of their own interests,
their bread would not only be we'll but
tered but they would be in the enjoy
ment of feast. Applausel
Other officers were unanimously
elected as follows: Vice-president, Edw
Trevillian; secretary, Geo. A. Wells;
treasurer, o. II. Perry, executive COM
mittee, r. Il. Collins, Matt Dunn, Robert
Vaughn, Paris Gibson. j. f. Fox.
JUDGE HANSEN SPEAKS.
Judge Hansen being called for re-
eponded and said that he deemed it a
privilege to talk before such an audience
on 80 important subject to Great Falls
and the people of the entire state. 1t
had been properly said that Great Falls
was city of industries, yet her indus
tries were destined to magnify and in
crease far beyond even the expectation
of come present, lapplausel 1t hal been
said there was a community OF issereet
be ween Anaconda and Great Falls and
this was true. The cities of Butte and
Anaconda have grown up and their sue
cess has been based upon the employ
ment Of thousands of laborers They
first gave incentive and growth to this
state. The hundreds of thousands and
millions of dollars they have paid out
!, have given markets for the products OF
} the eoil, and have contributed to tho
success of all our varied and msnifold
interests, our natural adva ntages are the
J reduction of the vast ores in these
mountains around us and west OF Us,
and say this, that il we are true and
loyal to the men of daring and enter
, prise who laid the foundation OF the sue
3 cess Of Montana here, we will have one
. of the fairest, the purest, the brightest
t gems in MOntanas corona OF fame
ApplauseE
e tics this fall, but my politics first anC
t last and all times 10 Great Falls and
: Cascade county. [ApplauseL We will
Q admit that the antagonist Of Anaconda
8 is a pretty town, but yor
8 can't point to any material ro
}. souces or anything they can develoI
Q that will give ample employment to th'
: many. For this reason we say 1t is i'm
n portant for all of Montana to build VI
those localities which give employment
to the thousands. Applause. DurinI
, the recent panic the banks of Butte hat
!. on deposit six and a half millions OF dol
- lars chiefly belonging to the men VIII
!. toiled. IL we are mindful of our inter
II ests we can build up great industrie
'r here and contribute to the prosperity
d all the state. For these reasons l ar
81 emphatically, unequivocally, and openl
p and above board in favor of Anacond
u for tho capital Applausel
4. SAM oUAIL's VIEWS.
Sam Quail. in response to call, sale
Ia Friends, am at it again. l am one {
al the hard, sturdy sons Of the mountain
ID not only Of the Belt mountains but al
d. of the main range Of the mountains.
have looked to the interest and welfai
re of myself. l find that there has nevt
a. been an interest to the benefit OF tn
town that Helena has ever favored. An
n if the men like myself would succeed "
have got to look to such go.ahea'
ne sturdy men as Marcus DAILY and Til
oy Collins, and stand here in my own II
or terests and can say l can always than
OF Anaconda, and will pull of my boo
's' tomorrow and will be there on the "
u day Of November and vote for Anacone
ss n' at the Falls. LApplause,l
he CHARLES wEGNER's OPINION.
cn Charles Wegner responded by sayir
~ that he was kind Of surprised himse
it "to see Anaconda get such boost he
raj tonight" Laughterl He had been
ID, Anaconda twice during the summer al
Or was really surprised to see what was
M. ing on there, just through the mines
Of Butte that is the ore shipped to al
worked in Anaconda. He had gol
ub through the works and was astonish'
10y at them and the town as we'll. /
m found Anaconda handsomely locate
we'll built, thrifty city whose peop
in headed by Marcus DAILY and others, we
'ry determined On making it a success. /
had many friends in Helena, but, as q
be president said, we are all looking for q
at buttered side of our bread, and
thought we ought to stand by those VI
)se stood by us aud for that reason he
lof Tor Anaconda first and last lApplaus
' OTTO soHoENFELD.
The next speaker called for was os
Scbonfeld who made few remarks
which he said that the proper way
reach q conclusion as to the relatl
claims of the two cities to support