Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04
Last Nights Banquet in Honor
of Silver Bow Legislators.
THE GOVERNOR WAS THERE
As Were Many of the State Officials
and Some Members OF the
Legislators.

bliS NAiAo go INAN
ty met last night at the McDermott hotel,
and celebrated the adjournment of the
Sixth legislative assembly. The occasion
was a banquet given in honor Of the re-
turning members Of the Silver Bow dele
CATION and their colleagues who stooo
with them on some of the principal leg
~islative matters for which they ought
the toga, the circle at the top of the bal
lot, female suffrage and the various les
islative ~persimmons over the possession
of which Mr.. Marcus Daily and Mr.. w. A.
| Clark could not agree.
The affair was in the hands of Messrs
! Clint c. Clark, P. H. Regain, c. p. Con-
! molly and j. E. Moran. Mr.. Marcus Daly
! graced the occasion with his presence as
did also Governor Smith, Lieutenant
Governor A. E. Spriggs, Attorney Genef-
al C. z. Nolan, State Treasurer I. f. COL
| Inns, Clerk Supreme Court Henry RICK
| erts. State Auditor T. Z. PoindeXter, eA-
Chief Justice w. Y. Pemberton, MAJOR
| Martin Maginnis. Mayor Harrington,
County Attorney Connolly, Judge Henry
| Smith, of Lewis & Clarke and Judge
William Clancy of Silver Bow.
Among the members of the Legislature
present in whose honor the affair was
| given were State Senators. j. E. Anderson
of Meagher county; Edwin Norris, OF
| B~eaverhead; c. H. Eggleston of Deer
Lodge; DR.. w. H. Campbell, of Park
county; H. L. Meyer, Ravalli; George H.
Stanton, Cascade; Thomas F. Courtney,
Silver Bow; w. A. Clark. Madison. Rep
resentatives Q. Y. Warren, Deer Lodge;
John r. Toole, Deer Lodge -. l.. stone,
Misoula; w. O'Brien, Madison; q. Sui
livan, Granite; p. Kelly, of Cascade; d..
H. Cooney, Cascade; w. J. Stephens, Mis-
soula; w. ]. Bonner, Cascade; e. D.
Mats, Deer Lodge; Henry c. Stiff, Mis-
soula: John NJ. Madden, Deer Lodge; G.
NJ. Crutchfeld, Ravalli; Charles Boylan,
Deer Lodge: John Fitzpatrick, Deer
Lodge; c. F. Kelly, NJ. ]. Burke, Joseph
A, Lewis, Guy w. Stapleton, P. w. Muir
raw, Jere A. Clifford, Miles Finlen, r. j.
Watson, E. H.. Wilson, T. F. Normoyle,
ii. A. Gallwey, E. NJ. Lamb, of Silver
Bow.
Covers were laid for $50 guests and
there were but few absentees. The ia
bles were beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and an orchestra discoursed sweet
music while the guests discussed the fol-
lowing menu:
Blu points, celery, consomme in cup,
sliced tomatoes, sailed almonds.
Amontlllado, mountain trout Hleuillel'
pommes parislenne.
Haul Sauterne, small patties of fresh
shrimp. sweetbreads financiere, French
peas.
Chateau Margaux, punch a la royal,
roast quail au cresson, canoled sweet
potatoes.
Dry Monopole, asparagus Vlnalgrette'
assorted cake, ice cream, Brle cheese,
water crackers, coffee.
County Attorney Connolly presided as
toastmaster, and in his opening address
told the guests of last falls troubles of
l. -, n1CfV InclGanf2lV ne
roasted the Clark wing of the local de-
nocracy. He eulogiZed the members Of
the Silver Bow delegation for the manner
in which they had stood by their constl-
: tuents. He spoke of bribery, and said the
members from Silver Bow had returned
to their homes with clean hands and I'M
sulliod regulations. He concluded by
calirg on Governor Smith to respond to
the toast THE State of Montana
The governor responded in a very hap
py vein. He paid a tribute to the loyalty
of the state, and his reference to the Mon
tanians who are following the flag IN far
!. away Manila provoked much applause.
, Speaker Stiff responded to the toast.
= THE Sixth Legislative Assembly, He
spoke briefly Of the work of the leglsla-
ture. touched up the Helena Independent,
g referred to the 1000 bills which were in
> troduced. he said, but did not pass, and
. CONGRATULATED the people of Silver BOW
. on their representation in the leglsla-
o ture.
: : Lieutenant Governor Spriggs responded
! to the toast "The State Senate" Mayor
: Harrington's toast was The City or
Butte Senator Stanton toasted The
Ladies'" Major Maginnis responded to
. "Democracy-It's Past, Present and Flu
=: ture,' and there We're many others.
? Among those present We're: John
ORourke, D. NJ. Newbro, John j. Nc
) Hatton, j. Fl. Mccarthy, S. DeWolfe, +.
]. L~aurandeau, John E. Griffin, DR.. New
ton. NJ. D. eLehey. E. O. Dugan, w. b.
E REYNOLDS, William w. Mcdowell, w. w.
Pennington, Judge Clancy, Judge H. Z.
:. Smith. b. S. Thresher, John j. OMeara,
Jerry Mullins, Han Bartlett, Patrick
! Conlon, w. K. Quarles, j. F. Wilkins,
James Talbot, Jerry flanagan, judge
G Dewitt, C. G. Terrell, Judge Holland, c
e r. Leonard, Judge Dixon, William Seal
t lon, T. B. Sullivan, A. j. Davis, Silas f
d King, j. j. Haggerty, DR.. VIM. ShultZ,
DR.. T. j. Murray, f. A. Nichols, j. +,
e Reins, G. w. Stapleton, j. H. McQueeney
J. H.. Curtis, Henry Mueller, Mike Nc
Kevitt. D.. H. Kehoe, Daniel Mulcare
5 sidley, ]. ]. Sullivan, p. A. Riley, J.. II
q Cronin, Richard Kemp, R. E. Leonard
J. B. Nolan, E. L. Evans, Terry Lennon
n Joe Duff, Larry Gleason, j. M. Reynolds
S NJ. p. LaVell, Charles O'Rourke, Marcus
d Daily, NJ. Seaman, William Guedelhofer
3 Con Hayes, Godfrey Lauzier, Rod Leg
e CAT, r. L. Clinton, Charles ~Copenharve
p, 7. Hennessy, c. NJ. Parr, P. J.. Nc.
# Arthur, H. I. Wilson, George E. Rock
o wood, Ernest Lange, c. C. Clark, Dave
Marks. Tom McTague, H. X. Kelley, Will
liam Steuwe, j. S. Alling and c. c. San
ders.
Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix. .