The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-16
How the Day Was Spent by the
FACTIONS in the Paving
Contest.
interviews with Supt. Dickinson and
and City Engineer White ON
Points at Issue.

5 WIRE times during the day when il
l seemed that the employees of the railroad
= and tbo man who
f,,.n
'"o ioni''di Vi the engine
would come to blows.
Superintendent Dickinson Of +bo
street railroad arrival from Uolor, -,
tbe . o,c,ock .ra;,
-. "''' an" 'ni'leulateiy re-
P"i'o" " 'he ecehe Oh conIllct. through
out the afternoon he was in the thick of
the fight. and at times IL vas oloor frat
he was practically sinoIe bandod an,;net
the mob. The state of tbe mattar uros
this:
The railroad tracl, b.d hoor ro,o;a
curing the NIGHT On that IL was cnr,uiato
except the gan of tbe few Foot oonnninS
by the great oO.ton road ero;na A
crowdo of some oOO man With q So do
Termination that tha engine shn,,Id 10
be removed remained nm fhe aro,,nd III
day. Besides them tbera Hora m.n"
spectators who seemed m ;mh;ho iara.
rotations of delight from tbe ;rnhroojio
and two onr;paors u,ho -. - sio'
on the enTine and res;stld eIarv efrart
of Mr., Dickinson and his mon 70 Irar
it from the track After one Ioroa 800
had been broken in seyer.I p;anas rbhpo
irving vainIy to drag The onn;ra b.,
hitchinr 70 an electric cor a fne > ~
MANILA cable was brougbt hut H.
crowd womb not suffer II to he bitcbnJ
TO the machine that was the bona -
contention
So the entire dav vae fr;ttorod r.o
without any martial adrantaao h"Sa.
gained by either marty In thn forananS
three of the raiIwav mon u,ara orrdrtoJ
on a charge of obstructing tba straat ava
released on their own ncogri2a"no
Yhnco r,ora NJ. w g. DIE t~"rIc'
Fletcher. and I r Iraersou In a. 80
ernoon fine enrinerrs On VncdI's nnoimo
]. +. Gard and II Dnnor,r 80 ~ '-.li
70 take a walk Win TarsIoi p hrt,"
lust for y chanro Whom asl,oi ~ nan,n
unwn from, thr rrniro NJ C,ra gn;s
that he hnI on Inn no,1nds 81 etaa', su'J
| the laws ns his trade wonId NOT nnr"af,
him to les,n lis nost until La' soo fn,"
snhst;tntc IT,a Ua ar : ~ CuIeu d
OF certliicatCd engineers present. for il
was no! many minutes before NY. Card
But he soon came hack rrom his w.u,
with the city marshal, and at about G:3O
IL was decided by Mr.. Nogel to have the
ous,no iuuloNGo anu put an n TO the
Dickinson intended 70 nnt on lava
force of men during the night 70 haul Off
the engine at all hazards, in response to
"miJn d laIee crew OF laboring men
such p move rbrn,to wnrn pio'e1t
that the section of track would he torn
up during the night, and when the
s"nnar , ~ we Various iactlons went to
%tilities that was a breatbinn ono,i nothar
than a truce.
u peace officers and nearly all others
, "t ono.eu u! MT. 9 decision,
seven o'clock last evsn;na tho L. ahu py
chine was standing down by the curb ON
the north side OF the street silent and
n";uhIm lhen the raiiroad men
and throuob nare S"p .t"eh
tin,a 9 ~" vi
VII. D''hin'"h's statement.
W. ID. Dickinson, superintendent of !
tboe troo+ ro;I,,,. nv
vas eoon ny d iHlb-
'Nh reporter last evening, ana made the !
following statement: I'VE desire the /
public to know exactly what our causo
and mot;,a - :, ooh;..e..L.- Z,
"NnS y tnis 'hJuhc- c
.Ioh' We nave manned the matter
thoroughly, and every point in the COM
1laint laid before Judge buck is abso. 7
uto,v ,rro Tho oo,oa. - l
., au- v
mus lhat ne mas never made a v~itritied
,rick, and that neither he nor any man a
n his employ knows ANYTHING ab,ut tbe
r ..... b
r'o'o'' vi Won creek is Q
ne sneerest experiment, and there is no ii
roof whatever that any paving brick
AN be made there that will anrrooob
ho s,.rd.rl uoa,,;,ol \. y
i'f"'e" ny 'he contract l
"S'l 5 hrst plan was to have his brick e.
lado at the yards near this city. but if Sc
,as found that the brick turnoJ am, 81
,oro ,.o,,l 49,, ... "
~ ~ Paint 'he Test lhen
d, L"in. WI cleeh' lhere ne Is
n;'I. 49, W ~ hanu' NhGreas IA II
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