The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-03
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The Speeding Hours Bring Assur.
anoee That Anaconda win Win
This Contest ~ sure as the
Sun Rises on Election Day.
Special Dispateh b the oeandard.
AissouLA. Nov. a-Ths latest Noethsrn
PAciile scheme for bossteeins up Hslsna's
lest cAuso 10 the eonstruetion of shops
and refund houses ss various points along
the line, and the way they are built 10 this:
Assistant General Superintendent George
w. Diokinson's special train pulls In Of .
ssation; that gentleman and his eompan.
Ions aliGht, walk up and down along the
track until the crowd gathers, and then
point % some adjacens point. b u hat
q hillslds, and mop wissly and thsn move
%. Next day some pees Aro driven and
and tAe announesment u made that the
Nosthseu Pacific 10 to construct large
sheys at whatever point this pantomims
pssfsemAnss 70 given.
i b estimated that M. Dickinsou will
build o6 round houses and shops bssors
hs Isaves the state. They will b built
Ake Hsasna's paper railroads and viii cost
5uss - mush.
nrcEA 10 ~ yINE SHAPE.
apeeial Dispateh . IL Standard.
AunosI. Nov. "A crowded house
gfsetsd the speaksss anuouucsd 70 pro.
cent The capital Questioa In Hsela to-
night, the sane - In Nelross, standing
rnsm was In demand. Chairman z. II.
Harvey introdueed the speaker to the
large audieooss very many Of whom were
ladies, and In we'll chosen spseeh hs In.
formed them that the visws which would
b prseeoted 10 thsm came from gentle.
lnsa vho he'd bssn In Noatana foe many
yoars and who weuld give the assembly
nauGht but unsdoened truth.
c. J. 6tsphsnsea was the flsst speaker
aaneunssd. He said hs had bssn reel.
dsas q Heola IN yeass gone hy and hsnes
b addeoeood theee present ~ frisnds.
He gave olsas account oe the building of
HelsaA and Anacouda, the compcaition Of
The poVu1a&ten, The status oe waeo earuers
b hefh plaeos. He spoke of The sAilsoads
- papee whieh eatsesd the Temporary
capital. and also The vast mining intsesst
% payer Of which Helena centinuaily
boAsted and never showed up.
c. l. HaSris vas The next oae 70 addroes
The Interested audlsncs, which had %
thoroushly appreciated and applsuded
The rsmasks 81 the ilrst speaker. Mr..
Harris oen0ned himself eonorally 10 . Do.
| 6nnGaIgf AnacoodA's citisous aGainst the
x oos e11aeks maAs b lying tongues,
- - shevsd up The falss arguments
uAAde b. the Helena orators. He dwelt
| % the ne6se work q the Anaeoada man.
.aUoes IN Language whieh elected ftequsnt
applaass.
]. r. Gries was greeted with Applause
upon bic introduction. and In Q pleasing
spessA 10 told Why Anaconda 10 Justly on.
tttlod 70 The capital. His reasoniug was
eoeloaEly demenstrated that frequent ap.
p1Anse efseted bis wise and Logical utter.
anees. Heela viii roll up rousing ma.
jsgiAv eee Anaoenda On Nov. 9.
Poos LARRY NEAL
ooeo1Ai DisVatsA b ths standafd
GREAT RALIs. Nov. 2-Colousl Plummsr
and Lawrence Neal hsld Joint debate at
Belt last evening which resulted most
dlsastrously for the Heleua howlers. The
eelensl was IN bic slsmsnt and jusglsd
With his unfortunate victim 10 way that
was luiicrous and certainly met the ap.
proval Of the vast audisnes Of representa-.
tive people there assembled. The meet.
ing Was enc Of the most sueeessful Of the
eAmpaign. M. Neal In . vain attempt 10
eain sympathetic ear made some Of the
rash assertions and calamity bowls com.
mon to Hslsus spsakers In their desperate
moods, and secured only courteous treat.
mous, willis the colonel from start to
| flnish had the sympathy Of tho entire
audience and kept them In an uproar
throughout the length Of bic brilliant dis
course.
Hslsna's absurd claims we're silsctually
exposed and the enthusiastic applause
which greeted every mention Of Ana.
couda's name showed beyond the quss-
aud citissns know full we'll that Anaconda
has done and will continus TO do moro for
that camp than Helena even dares to
promise.
When complsted the industries and On.
terprisss already begun by Auaoonda will
make Belt Q camp second to mono, and on
Nov. the good people propose to show
thsir apprscistion Of the benefits they
hsve rscsivsd. Belt will 20 almost solid
foe Anaconda.
HOME AGAIN.
The Groat Falls Flambeau club have ~
turned from their trip through the state
and report . royal good time. They arc
unanimous In their praise Of the hospital
| ity of the good citissns OF Butte. Mis-
soula, Deer Lodge, Bozeman and Livines-
ton, snd they report that the result Of the
election 10 no guess but sure thing for
| AnacoudA. Butte especially seemed 10
have but one side. and Helena men and
badges were ~ scarce AZ hons teeth. I'm
favorable weather end bad railroad con.
nections made the trip hard one, but the
boys arc true Montanans and without ex.
| csptiou acquitted themselves most cred.
itAbly.
| FINISHING THE JOE rs GALLATIS.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
| BozEMAN, Nov. with the Gallatin
valley solid for Anaconda and men turn.
ing every day from the slim minority OF
Helena's ranks to join with the forces oi
the west side city. il is considerable Of u
conundrum why Hon. W. +. Toole and
Judge Mcconnell came 70 Bozeman to
speak tonight OH the capital question. I,
would appear rs II Helena was bound to
turn the remaining few who are fcebl,
attempting to hold up her standard over
to Anaconda aud the meeting of tonight
has gone good way toward accomplish,
ing this.
Tho speakers tonight spoke for two
long hours. bringing up not one new argu
ment but rehashing the crooked state.