Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-05
AN ADDRESS TO THE
CITIZENS OF MONTANA
GRAFTON OF THE PEOPLE IN BUILDING A MONUMENT TO
THE STATES BENEFACTOR H..

Since the death of Marcus Daily, in
response to public sentiment throughout
the state, a movement was initiated, look
ing to the erection of some kind of a
memorial which should, in some endur
and perpetuate to future generations the
memory of his service to the state.
Prominent citizens of Butte, the city
where Mr.. Days energies were concen-
trated and from whence he initiated the
great industrial movements which have
done so much for the upbuilding of the
state at large, met some time since and
organized movement from which has
been crystalized what is now known as
the Marcus Daily Memorial Association.
AT a meeting of these citizens, called
specially for the purpose, it was deemed
advisable to confer with the Miners
Union of Butte and enlist, if possible
the cordial cooperation of that great
organization. This was done and the
movement at once received the enthuS-
iastic approval and cooperation of the
Miners Union and of the tolers of the
state generally.
After due consultation with a commit
tee from the Miners Union, a commit
tee. consisting of twenty members,
was appointed to organize a memorial
association. This committee consisted of
Ex-Governor ]. E. Richards, w. II. Eddy
president of the Miners Union, former
Judge w. O. Speer. NJ. J. Mooney, Hon.
H. L. Frank Michael Dempsey, Hon.
Henry Mueller, r.. S. Fuertado John Nc
Quirk, r. M. Hodgens, John Murtha, W..
L. Daily. Robert X. Boyd, d. j. Hennessy
r. d. Leggat. Hon. John MacGinnis,
Thomas Kelleher, Frank O'Connor, Jere-
miah Hanley, Edward Hughes and Hon.
Thomas F. Courtney.
The committee convened and adopted
a constitution for the association, which
provided for an executive committee or
fifteen. w. H. Eddy was elected presl-
dent of the association; C. p. Connolly,
secretary and Il. M. Hodgens, treasurer.
The following vice-presidents of the as
ISOLATION for the various counties of the
state were also elected, namely:
Beayerhead-Ed. Norris, j. f. Morse,
Hon. b. +. White.
Broadwate r-W. p. Dolenty, DR.. Penn
brick. Hon. A. z. Spriggs.
Cascade-T e. Collins. G. w. c. Whyte,
Belt: C. w. Goodale, Col. Jas. Stanford
l.. s. Mcclure, w. G. Conrad.
Custer-Sam Gordon, Miles City; "A. j.
Porter w E. Johnston.
Choteau-Jerry Flanagan,Jno. w. Pow
er. Chas. E. Duer, c. ]. Mcnamara.
Carbon-B. f. Vaille, Jas. Johnson, cor
Johnson. Gebo & Mccarthy Henry Bur-
rel, Sydney Fox d. o. O.Shea.
Dawson-Harry Helms, Glendive; Hon
TT. J. Haskell, Hon. VIM. Lindsay.
| r. TOOlo. Ana
conda; Thos. McTague, Deer Lodge; j.
IT Durston. Anaconda: Jno. r. Quig-
lev. Anaconda; DR.. J. F. Spellman. Hon
]. NJ Kennedy, Anaconda; l.. U. smith
Frank Klepetko, Anaconda; DR.. 0. y
| Warren, Jno. J. Madden, Peter Valltoh.
Fergus-W. S, Hedges, Rudolph Won
Tobel.
F]athead-C. F.. Conrad, DR.. Campbell
Judge D. F. Smith, VIM. Reao' w. H.
Griffin, Walter Aitken.
Gallatin-Jerry Mccarthy (of Johnson
Chestnut & Mccarthy, Chas. w. Ho1-
man, Walter Cooper, j. w. Pons1oro'
Hon. Chas. Hartman, o. P. Chisholm.
Granite-Paul A. Fusz, FRANK ~
Brown, Harry Lowney Pres. Miners
IYnion). Hon. Jerry Connolly, Dr. r. .
Mussgbrod.
1afferson- r. c. Berendes. Boulder;
Jno. Berkin, P. O'Leary, Clancy Lam
| tel McNeill l.. D. Kent, Basin.
Lewis and Clarke-Hon. JOS. X. Ioole'
Geo. L. Ramsey, Hon. Robt. Is. smith,
| Alex Burrell, Marysville, Hon. wilbur
F. Sanders, c. w. Whitney, East He!-
ena, Hon. Martin Maginnls' w. M
Biggs, VIM. Steuwe, Hon. i. y row
er. r. J. Walsh, Helena, Ihos: Sruse'
Hon. c. B. Nolan, E. W. Beattie' ho'''
T, H. Carter, Andrew OConneil'
Nadison-A. j. Bennett Virginia Clty'
" T. Ennis, VIM. O'Brien, Sheridan
Hon. VIM. Owsey.
Missoula-J. II. II. Ryman, MISSOURI
VIM. Donlan, w. c. Murphy, Missoula,
Jno. Purtle, w. ]. Kendall, Missoula'
Jno. Lynch, Tyler Worden. Missoula'
Hon. Hiram Knowles, Fred Sterling,
Hon. los, Marion, A. l.. Stone, Hon.
Frank G. Higgins.
Meagher-W. w. Mcdowell, X. L.
Sutherln, e. J. Anderson. David r.
Folsom, Len Lewis, Max Waterman.
Park-AIex Livingston, f. II. Talcott
Judge Frank Henry.
Ravalli-W. W. McCracken, II. L.
Meyers, b. McGinty, c. NJ. Crutchheld.
silver Bow-Jno. MacGinnis J. n
Leyson, Hon. ]. H. Mccarthy. Q. Hight
Hon. Lee Mantle, w. Nee. White, Hon
VIM. H. Dewitt, Col. c. f. Lloyd, Hon
Jno. F. Forbis, G. w. Newton, Hon
! Geo. w. Stapleton, c. F. Booth. Hon
J.J. Mediation, Pat Mullins, A. j. Davis
D, J. Giard, Jas. A. Murray. d. Dorais
Fayette Harrington. VIM. Scallon, w
L. Meyer. c. S. Batterman. Mike Nc
Cormick E. F. DObson, Thos. Fletcher
Jno. Gillie, w. d. Thornton, Thos. Kill
gallon, H. I. Wilson, DR.. Leavitt, A. F
Bray, DR.. T. J. Murray, D. NJ. Newbro
Gen. j. S. Harris, Jno. Noyes. Geo. H
Robinson, Thos. Lavell, c. c. Rueger
Jas. H. Lynch, Thos. Buzzo, Silas King
VIM. Word, Geo. w. Irwin.
Sweetgrass--Walter Lesser J. A. Hall
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