Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-07
Plans for the Structure Dis
cuSSed and Approved.
WILL BE BUILT AT ONCE
Associated Charities Arrive at This
Conclusion at an Enthusiastic
Meeting, Held Yesterday

Probably the most important meeting
ever held by the ladies' of the Associated
Charities occurred yesterday afternoon,
and a very large percentage of the mem
bership was represented at the meeting.
1t was a happy meeting, and the princi-
pal business transacted was the accept
ance of the plans of the Paul Clark nome.
the structure for which United States
Senator w. A. Clark has donated a plot
OF ground at the corner of Excelsior ayen-
lie and Galena streets and $40, 600 in mon
ey, an abundance for the project in hand.
Inc plans contemplate a main building
70x9O feet, with a hospital annex in the
rear. The buildings VIII be Of brick and
VIII be connected with a glass passage
way. The basement of the main building
VIII contain a laundry, dry room, boys
work room. service room and the heating
plant. The first floor will contain a soup
room, where soup will be served daily 70
all who Will present themselves, a large
lining loom, day nursery, office, matron's
room, reception room, library and club
room. On the second and third floors will
be arranged the dormltories, sufficient to
accommodate about fifty inmates. Both
11oOrs Will be fitted with all convenience
linen rooms. toilets. and will be hand
somely and substantially furnished in
every particular.
The ladies were delighted with the plans
submitted. and not a single change was
suggested. The ASSOCIATION decided to
at once call for specifications, and bids
for the construction of the building, work
on which Will begin in a very short time
as 1t is desired to have the institution
open early in the fall.
Acil. Fco~, So Lz-.- ..
terest!ng matters We're discussed. 1t was
decided that a system of visits to those
who are receiving assistance should be
instituted to tine end they might be aided
and encouraged by advice. 1t was also
decided that the flower mission be revived
and that flowers be distributed among
the poor sick. 1t was also decided to re-
open thesday nursery at the present home,
No. 541 Nevada avenue, SO that mothers
who are compelled to go out to work
could leave their children at the home
during the day.
A letter from Mrs. E.. NJ. Heinze, moth
err Of f. Aug. and Arthur Heinze, written
to Mrs. tJohn Noyes on the day of the
marriage OF Mr.. Arthur Heinz to Miss
Moves, and enclosing a check for 5000
was read, and provoked much favorable
comment. The letter was as follows:
MY Dear Mrs. Noyes-I feel that we
must not forget our suffering brothers
n sisters on this happy day. Will you
accept the enclosed check for the Asso-
ciated Charities or for any special case
of destitut.on in which you are particu-
larry Interested, and expend the same in
my name in remembrance of this happy
day. With much love, most sincerely
yours, F.. M. HEINZE.
Butte. Tune IA, 1897
The secretaries report for June showing
that one ton of coal was distributed: five
families furnished provisions; Sc persons
furnished %clothing: nurse furnished ir
two cases: one person sent to hospital
and employment found for six person:
was read.
The report of the treasurer for June wa.
read. The report shows the association.
financial condition to be as follows: Cash
on hand, June l, 1924, 261. IS; received from
dues, $25.75; received from donations