The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
Anaconda Neos.

r. Y. Strong. Robert Peterson; No.
5.75e. Anaconda, James Flanagan, Pc
ter Sorenson: No. 6.402. Missouh, j. A.
Ferguson. r. J. Bruins; No. 6.512. Belt.
George Herman.
Calderhead.
Secretary A. Z. Caufield. Great Falls.
Bricklayers-No. 8. Great Falls.
James Bodkin; No. 2. Anaconda, Will
ham Hamilton. James Craig.
Brfcklayers and Masons Internation-
al Union-No. /, Butte. Frank f. Beebe,
b. II. Moss; No. 4, Helena. M. c. Cor
bett.
Building Laborers Union-No. 2.
Great Falls, A. w. Mitchell.
State Billposters Association-George
Elston, Anaconda.
Butchers Union-No. /. Great Falls.
+. c. Auerbach.
Brotherhood Stationary Engineers
No. 2, Great Falls, ]. p. Nensler; No. l.
Butte, Charles III. DeCamp. b. M. Lind
say.
Carpenters and Joiners-No. ss, An
aconda. II. 7. Templeton, G. Z. John-
son: No. 2s6. Great Falls. Q. NJ. Lam
bert, 1. w. Thrasher; No 112. Butte,
H. F. Lapier. George McCuucneon'
Samuel White.
Cigarmakers Union-No 375. Anacon-
da, James Connolly.
Dairymen's Assembly No. 1921. X. of
LA. Collen.
Clerks Assembly X. of L.-Helena.
+. S. Sanden, alternate, s. McCustck;
No. 70s. Anaconda, John T. Twohy.
Charles Lammin; No. 1924, Butte. /. A.
Heilbronner.
knights of Labor-No. 3.775. Meader-
Vile assembly, Pat Kelley; Brewery
assembly, No. ASS, Anaconda, M. j.
Geiger; Cooks and Walters, No. 1868.
Anaconda, John Connolly, George 5.
Chandler; w. r. Morley Assembly, An
aconda, T. S. Hogan; Journeymen TAIL
or's Assembly No. 151. Edwin Stallard; |;
Local Assembly. No. 3.92s, Helena, H.
NJ. Beadle; Cooks and Walters. No.
1918, Butte, John Leahy, w. {. what
ley, z. p. Melhorn: Bakers Assembly,
No. 1850. Butte. Frank Smith; Work
ingmen's Assembly. No. 22S, Butte,
Canrmons, Iron Molders, No. 276, Butte.
Daniel Mcdonald; No. 309. Anaconda,
John Hantzman.
Stone Masons-No. 8. Great Falls,
James Ericsson
Miners Union-No. 22. Sand Coulee.
A. Colville.
Mill and Smeltermen's Union-No. 2,
Great Falls, w. H. Black, John Mieyer.
Musicians NJ. p. U.-No. rs, Anacon-
da, p. Wasterlain.
Retail Clerks Assembly-No. 81,
Great Falls, A. T. Luther.
Typographical Union-No 30, Helena,
E. E. Lowe; No. 277, Missoula, Frank
NJ. Ketm; No. 255. Anaconda, ID. c.
Scott.
Teamowners-No. /, Great Falls,
Thomas Millington.
Journeymen Tailors Protective Union
No. 25, Butte, Tomas McNulty, w. II.
Arnold.
Bricklayers and Masons Interna-
tional Union-No. 4, John III. Huseby.
Wonkingmen's Assembly X. of L.
No. 223 John Gaebel, William Hogan,
A C. Abbott and Charles Cammons.
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assem-
bly-M. j. Geiger. John l.. Davies and
j. II. Chick.
While wafting for the report of the
committee William Strauss of the De-
troit clgarmaker's union made an ur-
gent appeal in behalf of union-made
cigars, which he asked all to use and
to ask their friends to use. He hoped
that they would start a crusade in
Montana that would make a demand
which would be satisfied with none but
the blue label goods.
This speech started the ball rolling
and was followed by discussion in
which many Joined, but which was all
the one way, in favor of buying none
but union-made goods of every descrip-
ton.
AT 8 o'clock the council adjourned to
meet this morning at O'Clock.