The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-15
THEY'RE ALL IN CLOVER
Montana Editors Given Possession Of
Great Falls.
IT'S A PERFECT PICNIC
Everywhere They Go They Are
Owen a Most Cordial and Gem
erous Welcome by the People
OF Cascades Capital.
special Dispatch to the standard.

ters everywhere. Last evenings train
brought IN the advance guard and this
afternoon the rank and file of the army Of
journalists arrived on the different trains
and were escorted 20 the hotels. Tonight
the streets are thronged and the public
resorts are crowded with the jolly, good
nntured molders Of public opinion, all
bent on thoroughly enjoying themselves
during brief respite from labor.
The guests of the city have all been pro-
vided with passes over tho different street
car systems during their sojourn in the
city, and this afternoon and evening many
of the visitors availed themselves Of tho
courtesies extended by Superintendent
Dickinson to enjoy aplcasant ride over
tho line TO the great dam below the city
and TO the large generating station OF tho
Electric Light 4 Power company. Others
crossed the swaying suspension bridge
above the roaring waters OF Black Eagle
Falls to visit the great smelter, the
monthly output of which exceeds 6,c0J,0O0
pounds of copper.
Many took carriages and drove 10 the
silver smelter and 10 the Giant spring
which, at this time, presents n most at
ae,o p,p, s,,,,'
Tue extensive p'ah' Oh 'he hoSat Mining
so'npans' 'ue noh ""rHs' ha'''ho'h
o'e"e'y anu o'ner 'iuus'''a' e"'eip''ses'
than 500, 900 per month outside of "United
States officials, county officers and their
deputies and other employees, tho city
o,ne' einp'oy. "ru nv wosN'en III 'nv
snee' NC eiar'',e"'. e uiiet,n' ,cnoo' ',,
nouses' ,nurenes anu o.ner pubic pu'iu-
'nss anu 'ne many peau'l,u. res,ue'lse' ,'
aso W." ,aNo.ao' ',,.. eo'i''' i'o''' WIG ''''
uhsuI'nea ',s"ois'
Al 'o9 O'Clock this evening business
meeting OF the press association was held
AZ lhe counci chatnper. iFesideht ierhes
called the meeting 10 order and after the
,nnoi,,r,ont NJ tho sovcr,I co,nmi,,oos
~, = .sia,,r,,,,.,, 80, ,.Lo,, 80, a 49,,
..',,a,.a... .,,..,;,'.
Az o CLOCK 'he inehoers OF 'ne Moh-
'aha Fress association anu o'ner guests OF
the city assembled at the Park hotel and
marched In body to the opera house,
where an interesting and on nioyable cyen-
inv was .nont. The ane ,I,v bouso wn.
all - .,.,- - .,;.i,o.. al
in ,nd tool. Tho soa,s of honor rcsoryeJ
for sham
at,or ..,o,,;o,s n, MADAM. rr,oLo,.
snnorh orcbe.,r. Navor Gels,borna do.
Iiysrad , :, .,,dras, ~ .,.lcor,a ~, hol,Is 90
On. n.onia ~ Cr.,, Fall. ,nd a.sured Tho
an..,s H., ,ho E,ec,ric Ci,y and ever.
III. annar,,i,;nn ,hs-o,o hoionood =,
,ha J;.,in,n,.hoJ Sis,,ors d,rin, ,ho,r 40.
,ou.,, ,,;,,,;,, a.. I;,,,,a
Han II p RoIfa ,,so w.,.om.a Tho
,as,. - hah,is - ,ha ,,an,hars 80 ,ho
-, go. as,a, n,h,.h ,ha toIIow;na o..
80 - 80 ran5ornd.
orchsstr, an Trov,tore' Ward,
Response In behalf OF the Montana Press
Association. n..................J. ID. Matheson
Violin solo lo.......................
Professor Ganke. accompanied by Pro-
lessor Lofiiafu'
nLesn ns pown sn .s isss .,n,a,, "o'd'u"
'"''"' ''"''P''' ve, cr i,.,r
"Farm Life Exposed" ........., Press woodrlff
Violin solo. selected ................M Nine. ErIcke
"Death Of Hop Lee" Press Woodruff
Forensic Discussion on the Paving OF Cen
.,....,.,...,.,..:...'. .'.'..........tr ..tral Avenue
uachestla, hoccsce'o '''.'''' ounpes UpeIe.'s p,,
"o" VI N'"s' '''.'''''.,' ''''i -, "''''""
h"ions 'n' eues,s AZ ''.' t'i''"'ii,n' ~,
weroI W, cur. anu S's. IA i'.n,'' W.
W. AIuerso,' anu ,ne -, MISSES ,,s',' h,''rs"N' y.
D"heHiah ~ hetiey' ~" nse"u' ~, ~
ou,ner.anu' "nl'e nu,p"ur 7p.iuss' Nr' ~,
Na'i,s S,;".1,',. n,. .n1 ~. n
nvs".nn snsaI,. w r xasia. ch,,
,rs,'Ii', AZ, -,
Ma E.,,h A.. 81 NJ. m
m " ~. ~. r. piat
nea ma,a n r.a.',
sh nr ~. - ~,
~ I".ha ptti,n g. 49,,
IaD- 60 NJ pzf.,,,
n',, N' u.n',-. cti,... N,,'
,'ouNsr IN 80, =. y. U>,
,ou,' n oou,, n IN IL ~. nn ~. ~
n 's.n' G. ," ~ I ~. w W W.
" .oo"eg' .' AZ , ~, w
o' m' pi NJ NJ. N.
,u,e n, Ds n,m" - ~ III .,.n,.'.
Y, heeper' p'noii' "nu o''e' "'"''"" ]"
'4oh'a"a -. newspaper 'en'
lo'thorro" 8 proErani'he ihciuuesa pus-
mess meeting OF the association from a.
m. TO II M; an excursion to the Falls,
over the electric street car line; an ex-
cursion up the Missouri river TO Broad