The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-02
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LIVINGSTON. Nov. Lin this city to-
night The future capital of Montana wrote
hsr name In bright letters oi both fams
and fame. Emblasonsd on the banner
and In ths blass sppsarsd the name At
that beautiful city Anseonda, and the On.
thusiasm which pgsvailsd was never Wit.
nsssed IN the netropelis Of Park county
before.
Whsn the passenger train arrived from
the west this afternoon the depot platform
was crowded with eitisens who had turned
out 10 welcome Anaconda's gifted orators
and that magnificent aggregation of
young men, the Great Falls Rlambsau
club. In the evening when the club pa
radsd Main street. with flaming hambsaus
and transparencies, and lighted up the
heavens with skyroekets and othsr pyro.
techuios, the sidewAlks wsrs hnsd With
people. II seemed - u The whole city
had turned cut On masse.
The mAneuvers OF the club provoked
many cemplimsnts foe ths boys, while The
dlsplAy Of nsoWorks Was the erandest
thing Of the kind ever witnessed in this
city.
But grand - vas TIE sesas ., the psspls
left h bssees ths parade vas over and
suresd into The epsra heuss In their saess.
ness 10 obtain ssats. Many Of those who
waited till the street display ceased were
unable 10 gain admlttauos to the opera
house, and had to forseo the pleasure of
listeping to the sloqusnes and logic of the
speakers who came to herald the iueon.
tsstible claims Of Anaeouda.
The scene presented in the opsra house
wss graad and inspifins one. Catering
the dooe. ones ease was attracted By .
huge banner strung aeross and above the
stage and bearing the magic woed, "Anae
couda." Other ban1ees adorned the side
walls, and Just across the footlishts was
tastsfully arranged Q magnificent display
OF house plants and bio oming AowsrA
From the stage tho scene wac even more
inspirihs. The eys dwslt on . perfect
go of faces. Never before In the history
OF this city has thsee bssn such . TIRE.
mendeus crowd present under one root.
Not even o. an occasion liko the Fourth
Of July has there bssn such jam In the
opera house. Il Was By far the arandsst
eathsrinR Livingston ever cav. Il was an
eothusissfip and spontaneous outpouriug
Of pcople and the frequent sp.
plauss which greeted each speaker
fairly shook tho building. The
pleasant crowd and the ovation rendered
the orators was ono Of tho most complete
rsfutations Of the boastsd claims of Hell
ena that Livingston Win not give Ana
conda 70 OF even 20 Per cant. of its vote.
To-nisht's meeting Clearly demonstrAtsd
the fact that tho prevailing ssntiment In
this city 10 In favor Of Anaeonda.
On the stage we're seated upwards q -
of Anseonda's ffisnds. eompsising noe
only eitisens who repgooent many hus3oess
interests Of Livineston. but eitissns who
rspssssnt the telling masses, the bone and
sinsw Of this fair city and county.
George Aldeesen oe the LAvingstea Rose
acted q chairman. He said hs bad al.
ways supposed thsrs were two sidss to
every question, bus the Helena oeaAoss
had impudsntly attempted to create The
impesssion that there was bat one 10 this
contest. "But," said hs, 'sthe people know
bsttsr. the constitutienal eouveut3op
knew better. and the voters will make
Helena think % on the 9Th Of Novembes.
M. Asoeseon ssid tnas sne spirit which
animated Helena IN TINS nshs has caused
popular uprieing.
"Ths people Of Helena" said be,
ssimaeine that they have Q patent rieht 70
ali the virtue, all the righteousness and
All the patriotism IN this stata. Would
rcA thst kill vcnY > sas theN sv.It.1h
Ss-..~ss .s.si A.A.a..ss I.S
In u'n's - soss n onI osssse
tne neleas osssose eAeun sues no oasy can
corrups " por oent o. the voters q this
state, and tn the next breath they tell you
that the Anaconda company, u Anaeonda
rata the oanital. vill ovn tha vhoie shoo4,
30 m m S,... r.
H' o. 1911, s, N"sss
Lane sno soun w. Coser wsFS sne
speakers ano tneir reception was most
cordial, Tho spoocheo were, without or.
ception. excellent and convincing.
Mr.. Cotter tupk nm ths imattsP a tho fuli
.he.N ,,r.tee centnlriwo Helsra,s .ll...A
nav rnii and the nan,ss Of the man No.,
on. He said that Helena dare nee cir.
cuIate the noster In Butte. TIA ,,osts,
contsina I. zoo name and NJ. Cottes ssid
thst IN thS livht al sfYIda vits iust rsc.Iv.6
f,c,, PARK cos,ntv cIti.ens ther. "a. =.
do,,bs IN hia mind Int that 10 ~, c~nt. ~
the names ehould not BE- thera He than
produced and read the following affldayit: /:
STATE or MoHrAxA. lss