Arizona republican., 1900-11-29

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 en then he had little capital of his own. Wh, n he disd the other day his inlier- est in this property was $2O.000. 900. It was Daly's Butte venture which began his enmity against Clark-ended
 only by death. Daily needed some wa ter rights near that city for the opera
 tiOn of his min. Clark jumped in aha ad, bought them and forced Daly to pay 6 high figure. Daily never for
 got CT fo-gaVe this. He cherished his
 scheme of vengeance and waited. in 1888 Clark became democratic oandi- date fer congress. Up to this time Daly had taken littl5 interest in poli-
 ties. out he had an army Of loyal men
 in his employ who would Ni-te as he
 baGe. Daily swung them into line for Clark's republican opponent, Carter, and used his every influence to encom- pass his defeat. No sooner had MOnta- na become a state in 1889 when Clark
 was again d candidate, and was again defeated through Daly'.s tireless work.
 Then he was put forward for UnbJed States senator. There was anoth-r ran
 kerous fight, which resulted in the or ganization of the legislature by both parties. each body disputing the legal
 ity of the other.
 The republicans named Thomas C.
 Powsr an1 w. F. Sanders for their
 senators, while the democrats put up Clark and Major Martin Maginnis. The republicans were seItzd. Daly's intiu
 ence defeated Clark in a second con
 test in 1893. In that legislature tha d> moe, ats had Lhrty-five votes. the
 populists three anI the republicans
 thirty-three. The Da!y democrats, numbering. voted solidly for ex-Con- gresscnan w. w. Dixon, and there was a deadlock for ths entire session of six ty days Tel grams from men like Cal win s. Brice. w. C. Whitney and others equally high in their party were salc
 to Ealy tD withdraw his opposition.
 but he ignored them and the fight con-
 tinued.
 Tie next fight bctwesn Daly and Clark was on the location Of the s,ate capital. Helena, Misclula. Bozeman and Anaconda were in the fight Daly advocated the last named place. Clark at first favored Butte but finally changed to Helena. and lt was chos. n. The s=nd5orship again became the con tentiOn betws-n the two millionaire last January, and Clark was elected. Daly had Lhe validity of the election contested on the ground of bribery. when Clark presented his credentials to the Unit5I States nate. The use of money in tn election was freely dc- knowledged on both sides, thyugI it wds claimed that the expenditures were for lagftimat- expenses only. The con- test resulted in th,. senate voting tha', there had been no election by the Mon tlra legislature. This year Clark made a fight for the election of m. .mDers of The gislature in his interest and won. His return to the United States senate next January is assured. for Marcus Daly is dead.
 So much for Daly, the good hater." Now for the oth-r side of the shield. While the capital figh; was on in Mon tarl, Daly was revi!-d from one end Cf the stI,e to the other. Tn Helena. how ever. he had q friend who, wni.e agains: him on this issue, always spoke kindly Of him. A few years ago th.s man diad leaving a badly involved estate and widow and two daughters The Glugh- teis had been gendy reared. One of them started in and gave private cane ing lessons and the other studied st. D. Ggraphy and shorthand. Later she got q position. but tha income Of the two was only sufficient to care for the fam fly. There was not a surplus to apply on the mortgage that covered the home st,ad. The property was sold at a mortgage ca!e about a year ago. The
 ime of redemption was abouL up. The friends of the family wrote Daly of the circumstances. telling h.m of the situ- atiOn and asking him if it Were possible for him to reds,m the property. As there were indications of it enhancing in value. it was probable that in q few years the property could be sold for its value and the mortgage lifted, and there would b. some surplus for Lhe vii dow and daughters. Daly's answer, and it came as soon as the mails could carry it. was q New York draft for $14GG0. the entire amount of the indebt- edness. as a gift to the daughters. The father of thssa girls was a r-pu6Ican in politics; there is not a vote in the family, and in no possible way could Daly have received any material return for his kindness.
 Moreover, Daly has been guide, phi ' beginning life as he began it, but the candidate for his favor had to have s1- briety, pluck and brain. Then Daly, n-t by expenditure, for he was nav5r an indiscrininate gfver, but by an ex- position of method, would put him in th@ way of making mOnyy. Scores and scores of prosperous young business men in Montana today can testify Go this.
 In the cast Marcus Daly was best known as turfmln. lie started his racing stable in 1889. and one of his first victories was the capture of the subur- ban handicap with Montana, when. by- sides the stake, he gathered in more than $60000 in side bets. In the same year-1S92-he also won the valuable realization stakes with Tarmany. In 1896 Ets s,a5la was gain distinguished by th- capture of the rich futurity by his Rritish-brsd colt ogden. This achievement especially was a stunning,