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"History of Colorado", edited by Wilbur Fisk Stone, published by The S. J. 
Clarke Publishing Co. (1918)  Vol. II


p. 304



DANIEL AUSTIN MALONEY.

	Daniel Austin Maloney, attorney at law of Denver and secretary of 
the Knights and Ladies of Security, was born in Georgiaville, about 
seven miles from Providence, Rhode Island, June 29, 1863, a son of 
Michael and Mary (Coen) Maloney, both of whom were natives of Ireland 
but in early life came to the new world. The father was a trial justice 
of Rhode Island and was active and prominent in public affairs, giving 
stalwart support to the republican party. Both he and his wife have now 
passed away.

	Daniel Austin Maloney pursued his education in the schools of his 
native town and of Providence, Rhode Island, and after removing to the 
west continued his studies in the law department of the State 
University at Iowa City, Iowa. He there won his professional degree 
upon graduation with the class of 1896. In the same year he was 
admitted to the bar of Iowa and there continued in practice for 
thirteen years or until 1909, when he was admitted to the Colorado bar. 
He was for a time associated in practice in Iowa with G. A. Ewing as a 
member of the firm of Ewing & Maloney and later has practiced alone. He 
now has a good clientage which connects him with much important 
litigation and in all of his professional work he is forceful and 
resourceful, his correct analysis enabling him to give due prominence 
to each point in his case. Aside from his law practice he is district 
manager for the Denver district of the Knights and Ladies of Security.

	In 1896 Mr. Maloney was united in marriage to Miss Rose Rickey, 
of Washington county, Iowa, and they have become parents of a son, 
Thomas Eldon, who is twenty years of age and who was graduated from the 
South Side high school of Denver with the class of 1918. The family 
hold membership in St. Francis De Sales church. Fraternally Mr. Maloney 
is also connected with the Modern Woodmen of America, the Woodmen of 
the World and with Denver Lodge. No. 41, K. P., of which he is a past 
chancellor. and he has-also been representative to the grand lodge of 
the Knights of Pythias for eight consecutive years-a fact indicative of 
his prominence in the order.