The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-04
THEY ARE AFTER HILL
People Who Propose to Put Him Out
CT His Pace.


Nl"F-.N t'~Iritt u tn iiiss ~fstttststF'i-
MINNENPpGT~. Mum. ~s-fs. ~. u has
h..'u -'fiui-pifiuiaiIy tumutttsJ taI tilit j. =.
tiii would r.-ii-t the prs.-i,l''rtry 90 tlIs.
Mauituhn ry-t'-ui It a." next election Of
,uir''t-, which - "tll'd for tA' mislsll" of
September. ~ = -j.lt,-i thai fils. road has
been losing money for ~"uI.' tiuto. AMI
that th" dlf,-rtos=. h.svr at Lt>t t.sr,7t,l IT,
d-u'U-, w.th SIR. Hili'S services. Tas.
~lIt" has already b.cn ni.ttlc up. and IL -
giv"u "Iu that ~ l.. Mutl"r, assistant
general manager nf iii" M1ut.,ris, division.
will b" made general uI.tu.g,.r,
to -trc"",i Mr.. Mslnvrl; W. :.
AlcSsnsler. at present general trriffi"
nAi,aErr. viii Il" ma,i,' president. and
j. \. Fani,'y. formerly general trsi iii,.
manager q: the hi.ago, II. Paul and
Kansas City. w1li tiil th.' seat ten vacant
,% ia. pr'S'nt traffic n'inag"r- e. w.
.i's'' has been practically o,d for SOM"
time. biIt " III tender his resignation sim
ultauCousiy with Mr.. iiiil. and tho assist
amt general ui,c.-int.'iui"ur will succeed
hiu. IL il claimed that MIR. HiIis visit
r'ssutiN maat' to points along tia. western
end "i til. road has not is,n attended
with satisfactory results aud that "a rnsii,l''
IN management il demanded.
III. Mauitots. road WAS expected to .x-
tend IT. lines beyond Montana during tho
yrar.b,ii ii u now aimed that I'll" proposed
'NtotiSiotI- Westward are against the poll
~ adopted 10y th. Hill party last year. Ii
- understood that the recent visit of MIR.
Hill to points IN Montana wst- made ina
expectation that arrangements ,o,iI,i IN.
utsis tpr "A large iucrUp>,' in tb. business
at Tia" Manitoba company from points 10,
aud about Butte. IL had been given ont iII
Minneapolis that th" Union Pacific corn-
pau%. having failed to comply with certain
agr'''n'ui- mad" last spring, was about
to lp=' large amount 80 tratli, Formerly
obtained from the Auarorrla company
.'tld otlt'r large -tipIsr~ IN Montana.
The report now - that ilI,s-s shippers
haN" uNrd ti,rIr dill Drrut''s. with tho Ana
'oH'li people. nrd ~ l. TITFsutly reported
that tine recent visi, oT IhaFlt-- Francis
Adams to iSutt. ard io other points has.
r'-ul;"l IN al adjustment of ALI troubles
l,N.
Isr-.
1ii"r" appear to To- no .iriinit. irifor-
tnutiou at hand r'l,arIIug ths. arrange
Iu"ut~ which MIR. Hill may hav" E,..rf.ctssl
during his recent trip to Montana. but il
Assumed here that hi~ visit was not alto
g'th''r satisfactory aud that ia. Nanif.,ts.
gained nothing by what IL" accomplished.
In"r' ~ - f-iiug of uica-ius-z.- among.
thoz.. Interested in ti.. line who have. for
m"riy had great con ildrnr.' in Mr.. Hilrs
ability To- secure Montana business, and
this feeling j. strengthened 10y th. bs.lief
that his recent "trip was mot productive Of
y,ssi result. In any event il il generally
assumed here that all plans for the west
crn extension of TIA. Manitoba lime .,r-
''of' Tor tir' resent .rar. IL ~ u.'lo,ibt-
c'iiy true that the Amount OF the rs,asi>
freight traffic I" points hk" Fort Burton
and Helena has disappointed the rna,,.,g.-
mrnt f the line. which rests it-
hoi"- "f prosperous business "',.
what ~ may IL, abi. IT, ronniaIi'f
road Was projected tho opinion prs.vailc,
that Butte City and other points. having
an hiti sr''f'' against tii, N'rtir'ru fsu-inc.
would promptly patrouiz" the new north
"ri route tu the east. That patrouts,. has
not been forthcoming. and when IL was
rsIs'rtsst ia This city to-day that MIR. Adams
had fixed up matters with ti.. Anaconda
and with other large shippers the ,'ottcl,I-
sion WAS that Hill had been ku.skcd out.
Al "a lat" hour to-day word ws.- received
from Butt" that The Union Pacific had
concluded friendly arrangements with th..
Anaconda people. and that rNt.n>iv..
.hangc- "n ti'. liiI" of tn" Montau1 Union
haS" been ordered. There il NO news
here i'm confirmation of this r-iprt. hat il
7 IL generally credited.