The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-30
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Special Dispatch 10 ths Standard
AissouLA, 0es A-Ths 0ssat FAlls
Flambsau club this svsning save the
ssandsst Display ever sssa in Nissoula.
Il vas I'll Ter Aaseonds-soesths-C Capital.
Forming on Hissins avenue. opposite the
Kennedy hotsl. thsy marched and eeun.
tssmaschsd on Hiesins avenue 10 Front
street With pssfset alignment and step.
They repeatedly executed the most intri.
cate mansuvsss amid The applauss Of
hundrsds Who lined The streets.
Thsn . series of brilliant uaausuvsrs
hrousht thsm In Trent ee tho Anaconda
headquarters. Thsss svsgythiug msdssn
In the line ee pysoasshnies vas shown,
and - the flrst lull In the STERN oe i'm.
aessy cams. sAnssonda" shons ferth q Q
esntsspisss auhid ths plaudits of The On.
thusiastie mulsitudA Thsn aeAin the
rapid hFs ef rockets and candles was ~.
samD1s - the 1lemhsau club bore aloft
the victorious word, "Anaeonda." !" % they
marched toward the opera house.
Missouia psspls cav foe ths Arst time
what orsapisation will do 10 the display
Of frsworks. and words cannot describe
their admiration for the beautiful display
given. l 1'lF
Anasonda has the call to.aisht In Mis.
soula. Not until o'cleek was ths DISPLAY
eoneludsd and then the crowd was 10th to
dispsrss, hoping for more.
Soon after O'Clock the dooes in The
opssa heuss opaasd au6 ths strueturs
soon illlsd with Anaconds's friends, foe
everybody b hse friend hscs to-nisht
=. C. Ives seted % chairman and n Q
few carefully selected rsmasks intspducsd
Hon. 8. G. Murray Of this city.
t. HON. Q. O. MURRAY.
Nr. Murray saad the end e3 The capital
question was almost in sieht. The de.
cussioa ef the qusstioa bad hssa h peog.
rsss for months and during all that time
NO reason had BEEN given hy Helena why
ths permanent capital should b looatsd
In that city. Bids and pssjudiess
should b east aside and this
question esosidsesd % . business
proposition. Hslsna's frisnds had started
out with many peopositions, but sash In
turn faded away. Thsv had abandoned
the social supremacy and central location
propesitions. They bad said Ansconds
was controlled b. great ceepeeations.
But whsn Il was proved that one Of the
greatest corporations On earth, the North.
srn Pacific. wss ehsmpioaing Hslsna's
cause. the cooperation arsumsnt faded
away.
IT's THE y. RS yIGHr.
II Was conceded that the Northern Pa.
cinc was making this Aght against the
people Of Montana state. II had been ar.
gued that the Anaconds company would
control legislAtion II the capital 10 located
ct that city. The speaker did mot bslisvs
any corporation strong enough to mussls
the will OF the people, not even the North
ern Pacific. But if corporations have 10.
flusncs over legislation the people should
hesitate before assisting the Northern Pa
cilc Railroad company.
The speaker was frequently spplauded,
particularly during the course Of bis refer.
snces to the Northern Pacific.
CHARLES LANE.
Charles Lana. the we'll known labor OF.
eaniser Of Butte, was the next speaker
and received . splendid ovation upon his
appearance. The speaker began by re.
ferring to the late lamented joint de.
bate hero in which many Of
Butte's best citisens were called .ho.
boes. toughs and thugs" 1t was true
Butte did not have good name in Hell.
ena but the speaker said there was %
good men and ~ honorable women In
Butte as anywhere under the canopy Of
heaven. Helena could never win the cap
itai by maligning my town. She had lost
it by maligning towns. Helena never had
done anything for Montana. Montana
had done everything for Helena.
As q laboring man. the speaker be.
lieved the best interests Of tho laborer,
the farmer and the business man would
be in making Anaconda the permanent
capital of the splendid commonwealth.
He had read It that Mr.. DAILY was tho en-.