The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-25

influential Men Named to Take
Charge OF the Campaign In That
Rsgion-ooms Hard Nuts for
Helena TO Crack.
BUTTE, Sept. M-Ths nesting OF the
Anaconda-Sor-ths- Capital club Of Silver
Bow county adiournsd from eas vssk aso,
when the club was oeeanissd, was hold q
the Auditorium tonight and vas turned
into . mass msesine. which for snthu.
thusiasm and sise has mot hsen surpassed
10 Butte Soe years. The me- citing In fact
dsmonstratsd that ths designers Of the
ths-eapital msstinss In visw when the
adequate for the psopoetloos whieh ths
meeting assumed.
The suthusiasm foe AnAcouda was not
demonstrated b. means Of heass hands o.
drum corps o. any Of the aecsssoeiss %
often ussd TO gather . crowd. Bsass
bands were not needed - eet The people
70 turn out and they were mot used. ThS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN the papess and . few
dodssrs distributed during the aftsenoon
brought together Q crowd whieh packed
the Auditorium to the dooes and Allod
every seat, while many had to stand
during the evening In order tolisteu to the
peoessdinss. Hundssds were turned
away unable - Eain H1gSu1I66.
A dslsgat,ou oe n marched M from
the South Butte club, 800 came down from
Walkervills. and others marched from
tho headquarters Of the Suburban club.
srh~ ,su uts~nfx., - sa~ tf..>~~ g. A-.>>.S.
was shown by the thundssous applause
and the orderly proceedings, the mssting
being without disordssly element. All
natioualitiss were present, men Of ell
races and all religions were thers, ali
glasses and walks In life were rsprs.
ssntsd. yet there was mot . clash ee .
di6erenes Of opinion, oe discord in the
meeting. Men Of all nationallt,ss, bank.
ers and miners, one and all In the gallery
and on the door Joined In the hearty
applause which arsstsd The rsmarks Of
the spsaksrs and united In one grand
shout fee AnaoeudA at the close. Many
ladies were present. and they were - On.
thusiastie - the msn. In Saot, ever.
body turned out for Anaconda except The
Cinnamon. Ths Chinese boyeosted the
meeting.
The meeting was o llsd to order by W.
W. MeCraekin. president Of the club, who
statad that the Arst business was 10 com.
plete the organization Of oas week ego.
He called on Howard Pasehal. chairman
of the committee o. oeganisation.
Mr.. PAsehal rsad the repost Of ths com.
mittes - follovs:
ONE HuNpRED coon MEN.
BUTTE, gspk. ~
To ne O5loevs and membsvs a tAs ANaooWdo.
yor-the-Capttai Cyxb Of SQssr Bog Cosntv.
GENrLxNgN: We, your eommirtes q per.
manent oreAnlsatieu, beg lsavs 70 subais the
following additional report:
First. that Ia addition to the cfAesu oe this
club already named thsrs shah be no vies pres.
following Eentlemen b made such viee prssi-
deatsi @. ". Stapaeten. Josiah Youlten. Dennis
Driseoll. J. II. Lsyson, Edwin u. Edwards,
:. v. Harmon. W. =. shslRsl, Paul Davis.
H. n. Blswstt, J. d. Leys, Adolph Reichls, Dan
Tewey, william 0allick, William r. 0emmin.
John A. Legsat, Jacob Ossnburg, John 4
uoyd. h. q CLARK, John Bode, John Caplice,
Marco Msdin, B. CampanA, J. J. Haggsrty,
II. II. Carder. John Mcguire. Carl II. Hand,
T. y. Boland. J. d. Jeaks, W. r. Cobban,
=. Z; Fisessst, Robert Grix; :. 7. Beck. D. Z.
Charles echmidt. John Noyss. K. o. Dugan,
y. X. Congdon, lsaae Bschtsl x. D. Isavist,
A. J. Dussault, J. Z Oppseheinler, Henry
Albertson. NJ @. Cohen, Joseph Kla6id. A. ].
Marchand, d. w. Tileou, LouiS Kaudman,
Chris Nissler, Thompson CampbeiL Michael
Burns, T. G. Porter. x. H. shsgman, D. N. Upton,
John u. Steward, Frank Boucher, II. c. Gray,
]. n. Curtis r. l.. Rsber. T. n. Hodssns, John
Z Davis, w. J. Weeks, w. u. Gehrman, N. T.
Holland, W. Fl. Pickering. I. G. Jackson,
Divide, G. 4. Harvey. Melrose. W. A. Raiston,
Ralston, W. C. Orion, ,. X. Girard. Il. r.
Turner. A. Y. Bray, z. II. Irvine. Frsd McDoa.
aid. c. p. Hough. q. w. Newton. Charles Lane,
John lie, Leopold r. schmidt. Z. y. Clark,
W. W. Adams. NJ. y. Kennedy, John g.
Evans, Gilbert Engel. X. H. Paxson, John
Fitschen, o. Hight, N. silvefman, William
Cunningham, J. Chauvin. 8. II. Courtney, W.
ID. Thornton, Milo French. Gregson. r. II.
Bell. German Gu,ch. I. b. Gardner. Silver
bow Junction.
Second, That there shall be Q central execu-
tive committee consisting OF IS members for the
transaction OF business for this club. with the
president. secretary and assistant secretary as
ex-ofiicio members Of said committe,.
Your committee would further recommend
that the following named gentlemen constitute
such central executive committee.
James A. Talbot, ID. NJ. Newbro. 4. T. Warren.
II. A. Neidenhofen. James McGov.rn. Howard
Paschal. K J. Watson. Emil wcnberger. J. Z.
Kelly. ID. j. liennessy, u. !. Charles. silas y.
King. George II. casey, :. Marchesscau. II. 1.
Frank. james A. Murray. e. y. schatzlein. A.
Pincls. A. J. Davis ". T.. Hall. Henry Muel.
Ter. o. X. Lewis. John Brannagan, II. Il. Bart.
lett, \. {. Holmes. Joseph A. Lewis, Oliver