The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-14
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HOW MONTANA WAS NAMED.
Interesting Documents at tho Butte Pub
lie Library.

HOW MONTANA WAS NAMED.
Interesting Documents at tho Butte Pub
lie Library.
BUTTE, Jan. 13.-Some important gov
ernment reports and documents have
been received at the public library during
the past week, among them being COM
plete bound files of the Congressional
Globe from 1857 to 1867, which are OF par
ticular interest to Butte, as they contain
the full discussion relative TO the organi-
cation of the territory of Montana in the
records of 1864. There are probably few
people who are aware that it was first de-
sired TO give the name of Jefferson to the
new territory, but those who favored this
name happened to be in the minority in
congress at that time. Then the name
Shoshone was suggested and 1t would
probably have been adopted had 1t not
been for the fact that one of the western
senators suddenly discovered that 1T was
an Indian name meaning snakes"
Then the name Montana was suggested,
and il provoked quite lively discussion,
as many of the senators did not under
stand it. One of the senators thought 1t
very romantic and asked If it had not
been borrowed from some novel. When
it was explained. however, that Montana
was Latin word signifyinG "a noun
famous REGION" its appropriateness was
acknowledged and the new territory was
unanimously chrlstened Montana. Mrs.
Haberly, whose lectures In Butte ana
Anaconda on the Italian Renaissance are
attracting a great deal of attention, has
paid the Butte library many compliments
which are given added importance by the
lady's national reputation as a scholar
and lecturer. She says that Butte's
| library is Enthusiastically the finest in the
entire West, and she was greatly sur
prised at finding several famous works OF
| art here which she had not been able 10
| find in any other library west OF Clnclh-
| natl, Ohio.
| For the benefit of the ladies who are at
| tending Mrs. Haberly's lectures, Librarian
F! Davies has prepared the following list of
| books on the Renaissance IN Italy which
| are contained in the Butte library;
| Andersen H. c., Poets Bazaar.
| Attwell, H.. The Italian Masters.
| Baxter. Mrs. Lucy T., Ueader Scott) Fra
Batter i tn Mrs. Lucy Z Ghiberts and Donatelo
Bauer axle Mrs. Lucy T., Luca Della Robbia, and
Baxter Mrs Lucy E, Sculpture, Renaissance
| and Modern.
Bell, n. II. T., Raffaello sanzio da Urbino;.
| Berenson, b., Venetian Painters OF the
Bianciard's. Mrs. f. d. r., At Home in Italy.
| Brown. II. T., Venice, Historical sketch OF the
Carpenter. Edith, Lorenzo deMedicl.
Cartwright. julia, Mantegna and tTanela.
| Clark, W, Sayonarola, His Lie and Times.
Clement, C., Michael Angelo. o. =, a.,
Clement, Mrs. Clara Erskine, Queen OF the
| Grove j, A. and G.. T. Cayalcasello, Life and
| Times of Titan. Two Vols;
DUFFY, Bella. Story OF the Tuscan Republics
FastIake. C. L., notes on the Principal Pictures
| in the Royal Gallery OF Venice.
Goethe, }. ", Travels in Italy, France and
Goodyear, ". H.. Renaissance and Modern
Green ntai J. r., stray Studies from England and
Grimm tS H.. Life of Michael Angelo. Two Vols.
Hawthorn. ~, Passages from the French and
| Italian Notebooks. Two Vols.
| Heath, Il. T., Titan.
IIeaton. NJ. G., Correggio; ,
iioppin. ia. Nj, The Early Renaissance.
Ilowes, W. d., Italian Journeys.
Howels, W ID, Tuscan Cities
| n owclls, W. d., Venetian Life.
Jameson. Mrs. Anna, Diary Of an Ennnuyie:
Jameson, Mrs. Anna, Legends OF the Monastlc
Jameson. Mrs. Anna, Memoirs of the Early
Jameson. Mrs. Anna, Sacred and Legendary
Johnson. Va. w, Genoa the Superb
| Johnson Va. W. Lily of the Arno.
karoly, X, Guide to the Paintings Of Florence
! Kugler, T.. r., Handbook OF Painting Italian
: Lanciani. r., Pagan and Christian Rome.
| Ianzi. A. L., History OF Painting IN italy.
Longfellow, II. W, ed, Poems oi Races ital!
IatIoW. Carl v. cd. Art Treasures OF Italy;
, | MiddlemoTe. :. G. C., Great Age OF italian
. MnntH H. Raphael. Life, worl, and Times.
{ | Norton, G. l.. Notes OF lraNel anu study
= oIph3nt Mrs. NJ. q. w, Makers Of Florence
a q iphant Mrs. M q. W, Makers OF Venice.
/ - HnV
. Pennell, Jos. and EIz. r., our Sentiments
|. Pennea, Jos. and Eli. II, Two Pilgrims Pre-
8 onilter. H.. Giolto
Reed. J. l., ed, Masterpieces Of Italian Art
vols. Folio (reference.)
Richter, J. 4. +. Leonardo da Ninci.
| Roscoe, w, Lorenzo de Medlcl.
n | Ruskin, J.. Ariadna Florenlina. etc.
a | Ruskin. J.. ATTows OF the Chase.
n | Ruskin, J. Laws OF fesole.
| Rt,kin j., Modern Painters; vols.
| Ruskin. j., ~. Marks Vest.
Ruskin. j ., seven Lamps OF Architecture, etc.
| Euskin, !. stones OF Venice; vols.
h Scaife. ". Il, fiorentine life during the Renaii
, smith. '. Il Architecture: Gothic and Renal
u story, ". W. Roba di Roma. vols
u | SwoetSer, VI. c., Ttian-Guido REM
SymondS. !. A., Haitian hyways.
Symonds. J. y, Life Of Cellini Benyenulo.
SymOnds, y. y, LIE OF MlcheLanSelo buonal
Symonds. J. 4. Renaissance in Italy. Z vol
Contents. II. l, Age OF the despo's Pt
Revival Of learning. II. 3. The me arts. Il
l. Italian literature, vols IL. 2, The Cathou
reactions. vols.
Tainr. H. 4. Italy: Florence and Venice.
| Ialue n \ italy. Rome and Naplc>.
Nasar. C., Lives 81 the most eminent painter
sculptOrs and architects. % vols.
Niardot l. Wonders % Italian art
Niulri. / On Tuscan bills and Venetian water
NTarl r.. SaVonaroia5 Lie and times. vols.
Nuci, Leonardo ia. Treatise on painting.
NleL .IIs 4, story 20 rulce.
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