The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
ED MAZE PROMOTED.
He Has Been Appointed General Agent
of the q. y. I'm Butte.

He Has Keen Appointed General Agent
of the q. y. I'm Butte.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 2l.-Private information
was received to-day of the appointment Of
T.. V. Maze as general agent Of the Union
Pacific to succeed II. w. Adams, APP
pointed assistant general freigh, agent Of
the company ut Denver. Official notifica-
ton of the promotion OF Mr.. Maze has
not yet been received, but that the APP
pointment has been made is a settled
fact. The source of the STANDARDS in
formation is OF such high authority as TO
leave no doubt Of its correctness. Mr..
Maze was questioned about his appoint
ment, but with the provoking
r=e,isence characteristic 81 railroad men
all questions replied that he knew ALSO
lutely nothing about the matter and
would know nothing until notification OF
the appointment OF n successor To MIR.
Adams was received through official cham
nels. II Mr.. Maze is really as densely ig-
norant of his good fortune as he pretends
to he the STANDARD takes great pleasure
in informing him that his appointment rs
general agent of the Union Pacific Rail-
road company for Butte and the state of
Montana has been decided upon by the
proper authorities and that in a few days
u clTtultT - tilit tlttt Will pt iNSuth.
Ii Is needless to say that the appoint
ment will be received witt the greatest
satisfaction by the patrons of the COM
pany, for a more popular railroad man
than he does not reside in Butte. His APP
pointment il merited and well bestowed
IL faithful and intelligent service cover
ing a long period is to be considered as a
claim for promotion. During the last
eight years Mr.. Maze has becu the COM
pany's city passenger agent and To him
more than any other person i'm its employ
is the Union Pacific indebted for the pop
ularity it enjoys with the travelling public
of this localit;. Always pleasant and
obliging, with due regard for the inter
ests of his company and patrons he
is dcservedly popular with all classes and
enjoys the confidence and esteem of the
entire community.
The Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific roads are out with
some very handsome advertising matter,
calling attention to special rates In all
persons DESTROYS of attending the bien.
NAL c~oDclave of the supreme lodge and
national encampment of the Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias at Milwaukee,
July 8 To II inclusive. Tho three roads
have agreed upon n rate of one fare for
the round trip-S5s.i5. Tickets will he on
sale July > to ; inclusive, n will he
good going until midnight of July 8. For
return passage these tickets will not be
accepted at any time before July ., and
on the Montana Central and Union Pa.
ciic will be good until July 10 inclusive,
thus giving holders the privilege of begin.
ming the return trip on any day between
those two dates. On the same roads the
extreme limit of these tickets expires
July "A, inclusive, for all points In Mon,
tana. The extreme limit of tickets sold
by the Northern Pacific from Montana
points expires July ~.
On July 5 and G the Northern Pacific
and Montana Central will nave on sale
tickets for the national convention oi
teachers which meets in ST. Paul. A rate
of one fare for the round trip will be
made Ia W hich 81 will be added TO
teachers fees of admission to the associa
ton. Including thisf fare the fee will b,
S50.75. September 20 has been fixed "a,
the extreme limit of these tickets. Tina
is they will be good until that date inclu
sive. This will give the holders ample
time To attend the convention and cnjo,
a good long vacation as well.