The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
ANACONDA NEWS.
OLD TIMERS ORGANIZE |
Pioneers Of Deer Lodge County
Form an Association.
THE OFFICERS ELECTED
Names OF Many Old Time Residents En-
rolled Upon the Books OF the So
clety-Motions Incident to
the Organization,
Special Dispatch to the Standard


Deer Lodge Oct. 21.-The old-timers'
meeting for the purpose of effecting
permanent organization for Deer Lodge
county was called to order at the West
Side club rooms at 1870 O'Clock to-day
by A. M. Walker. chairman of the tenn
porary organization which was formed
In Anaconda some weeks ago.
The minutes of that meeting were
read and approved A. M. Walker was
elected chairman of the meeting and
George S. Miller secretary. On motion
OF d. Cohen, ST., committee of three
on credentials, consisting Of Joseph A.
hyde, George S. Miller and D. Cohen
ST., was appointed by the chair. A re-
cess of Is minutes was taken to allow
the. committee to report. Upon recon-
Venlng, on motion of c. D. Kenyon, the
report of the committee on credentials
was accepted and the committee dis
charged.
The following is a list Of applications
received and accepted at the meeting:
William Coleman. Peter A. Price, Bur-
ton Vincent, Lewis Coleman. Harry s.
Showers, "A. p. Donaghey, W. L. Nc
Kinney, John Quinlan, Moritz Bien,
Thomas W. Anderson, Patrick Reilly,
Samuel Scott, William Hyde Mary b.
evans, John P Thomas, L. c. Larsen.
s. e. Larabie, N. P. Evans, Charles
Cooper, j. II. Wildman, Joseph a.
Hyde, Nels Peterson, James Cough.
Frank Gallagher, Peter Levengood,
George M. Barker, Jacob Stuckey,
James H. Mills, William Wallace, r. r.
Harris. Allen Hardenbrook, A. M.
Walker. Patrick Kelley, John Holland.
Michael Kelley, G. r. Wiles, David
Cohen, j. g. Steele, ]. M. Hartwell,
William Williams. NJ P. McGhee, An
thony Jacques, James Hartford, Henry
Grant, Peter Walton, ]. X. Wells,
George Furlong. Thomas H. Kershaw,
Charles f. Aspling, William Courtois,
Frank Lapier, George S. Miller, Alfred
Rasciot Thomas A. Parker, J. F.
Vaughn, ]. f. Van Gundy. ]. S. Big
nall, Clayton Ramsdell, James Mar
rata, j. b. McMaster. Fred Eggers.
2. g. Irvine. Alexander Brown, Patrick
Boyle, John 7: Hampstead, George
Cockrell e. A. Mcfarland, Patrick Gull
lahan. r. A. Mcdonald C. D. Kenyon,
Timothy Lennon, Nathan Smith, John
Bolt, Mary McKinstry Stackpole. Fam
ME G. Wiles, E. S. Stackpole, j. Welch.
D. D. Walker, Clara Hall, ~. D. Hol-
land. N. J. Bielenberg, J. N. Bielenberg,
Casper Gherdts, Henry BignaL, w. T.
Elliott.
After recess N. J. Bielenberg nomi-
mated a. M. Walker for president for
the ensuing year and G. D. Kenyon
nominated George S. Miller for secre-
tary for the year. Both We're unani-
mously elected. William Coleman nom
mated Joseph A. Hyde for treasurer
but Mr.. Hyde declined. The latter gem
tleman then nominated N. J. Bielenberg
for vice president to serve for the year.
Which motion was unanimously car
ried. Dr. Allen Hardenbrook nomi-
mated Peter Walton for treasurer, and
Mr.. Walton was unanimously elected.
D. Cohen, ST., moved to make the year.
ly dues S1.50. which was amended to
be 81, and after considerable discussion
the amendment prevailed.
recess of 10 minutes was taken,
during which a majority of those pres
ent paid their dues.
Upon reassembling D. Cohen, ST.,
moved that the president, vice presi-
dent and secretary constitute an execu-
tive committee to transact all business
OF the association for one year. The
motion was carried.
1t was moved and seconded that the
secretary receive S25 per year salary.
1t was also moved and carried that a
warrant be drawn on the treasurer for
$11.25 for current expenses.
1t was moved by J. A. Hyde, and
unanimously carried, that all ladies
should be admitted to membership free.
1t was also moved and carried that
the annual meetings should be held on
the third Tuesday in September. On
motion of D. Cohen, ST., the executive
committee was instructed to designate
the next place of meeting.