Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-05

llfS OF more, any clllZeI OIL
may become a member of the associa-
tion and shall be entitled to a certificate
of membership, which shall be Of such
a character as shall make the same
worthy Of preservation as a souvenir
of the association.
Copies of the constitution are now be-
ing printed and will be forwarded to
each vice president of the association,
and to any other person who may re-
quest, through the secretary "a copy of
the same.
The various county organizations
shall have power in their respective
counties. Auxiliary organizations of Ia
fles, either in the various counties, Or
in the state at large, may be organized.
All contributions received are to be
forwarded to c. p. Connolly secretary
of the Marcus DAILY Memorial associa-
ton, Butte, Mont. These receipts will
be promptly acknowledged and the
money turned over to the treasurer of
the association, r. NJ. Hodgens, cashier
Of the State Savings bank of Butte,
Mont.
The original committee has formulat-
ed the following address to the people
Of the state of Montana:
When the death of Marcus Daily was
e'iiAAO.AHNSu, Il sentiment Ill FAVOR OIL
some enduring tribute to his memory
found expression throughout the state.
Since that time, there have been earnest
renewals of the suggestion that public
appreciation of his life work take the
form of some appropriate memorial.
Under the circumstances, it was deemed
hitting that action be taken, first of all,
by those who, during the active years
Oh MI. Days life, We're his neighbors
and his constant business associates
rms brief address is issued by them for
the purpose of calling the attention of
the citizens of Montana to a project re-
speeding which it is proper that all
should be consulted and in which, it is
believed, all will be willing participants
1t is not intended at this time to re-
view Mr.. Days record in business life
his career in Montana is an open book;
his fellow citizens are familiar with it.
During an eventful quarter of a century
ne was conspicuous in the states affairs
by common consent. he was recognized
( as Montana's Industrial leader. He was
public spirited in all that he planned
much of that which he achieved has
proved to be a large and lasting con-
trlbuton to the we'll being of the state.
In every social rela ton, his is a STAIN
less name. He shared literally in every
plan Which aimed to promote the COM
mon good and the public welfare. His
beneVolenceS We're more than generous,
| and his many kindly offices are a cher
ished memory. He was the coura geous
promoter Of industrial undertakings that
| have given Montana world wide distinc-
| ton.
Over this states wide area, monu-
ments to Marcus Daily abound. They
| OF n,t II
| will long endure, to be a benefit to the
state and blessing to it's people. But
| these are monuments of his own build
ing That which is now proposed is a
memorial which shall bear witness to
| the fact that his career finds apprecia-
ton and that his name is held in grate~
full remembrance by a commonwealth in
which, While he lived, his was a guiding
hand and of which his memory merits
! we'll.
| Believing that among the people of
| Montana there can be no differences of
opinion as to the propriety of the pro.
| posed public tribute, the signers of this
| address, delegated by large number
of their fellow citizens, take this method
| of announcing to the people of the state
| that the movement for the erection, OF
DAILY memorial has been formally
| started. 1t is intended that this Shall
be, in some form of enduring art,
| tribute worthy of the state as we'll as
of him whose name and deeds it will
| commemorate. All contributions toward
| the memorial, sent as herewith desig-
mated, will be promptly acknowledged
and faithfully accounted for.
(Signed)
w. H. EDDY,
JOHN MacGINNIS
THOMAS F. COURTNEY,
w. o. SPEER.
NJ. ]. MOONEY,
j. L. RICHARDS,
THOMAS KELLEIIER,
H. L. FRANK.
JOHN MURTHA,
| JOHN McGUIRK,
ROBT. X. BOYD,
FRANK OCONNOR,
r. D. LEGGAT,
EDWARD HUGHES,
HENRY MUELLER,
ID. J. HENNESSY,
| MICHAEL DEMPSEY,
JEREMIAH HANLEY,
w. B. DAILY,
r. s. FUERTADO,
T. NJ. HODGENS.
1t is the request of the executive COM
mittee that the newspapers of the state
| receive subscriptions at their business
Offices, to be forwarded to the secretary.
Blank forms of receipts will be fur
nished for this purpose later.
w. H. EDDY.
! President.