Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-19
THE TRADES COUNCIL.
List of Delegates to the Trades Council of
Great Falls.

List of Delegates TO the Trades Council of
Great Falls.
The Trades Council of Great Falls is
perhaps one of the most influential bod
les in the state. Its acts have been gem
orally conservative and the result OF
sound judgment and mature delibera-
ton The business men Of Great Falls
are under more obligations than they
are perhaps aware of to this body, for
many labor difficulties which might have
grown to serious proportions have boen
settled in their inception by this body
without the general public even knowing
that they existed At this season OF the
year the membership changes largely
and it is therefore matter of interest to
the public to know in whose hands the
oversight of labor matters i'll this city
lies. The following IS list of the mem
bers. Those unions marked with star
have not yet sent in new delegates and
the names given remain on the roll until
other credentials are sent ID:
Of1icers-M. A. Hoag gland, president
T. P. Green, vice president; r. a. eau
field, secretary; Charles Spry, nnanclai
secretary; Eu Grosser, treasurer; VIM.
Murray, sergeant at arms; A. }. Ihode,
W. A. Lindeke, George A. Mason.
trustees.
DELEGATES.
A. f. of L, No. 80 Thomas P. Green,
e. Y Strong, George A. Mason, Robert
Peterson.
Ar. u, No. s9-Charles Spry, E. L.
White, John Russell.
A. r. of l., (Belt,) No. Gol2-J. p.
Madigan, VIM. Denrant. Liant Sproule.
Building Laporers' union, No. 2-Wm.
Murray, Wm. H. Alison, James O'Brien.
Butchers union, No. IF. p. Auer-
beck, J. 2. Like, A. F. Sparling.
Bricklayers' union. No. 3-Jas Bodkln,
A. H. belong, Ben Pickens.
Carpenters and Joiners' union, No
2S6-M. A. Hoagland, A. +. Caufield, G.
o. Jarl.
Cigar Makers union, No. 362-James
Connolly.
Carpenters and Joiners' union, (Belt,)
No. 256 p. Grant.
Kitchen, Walters & Cooks union, K
of l. No. 1,235-Bert Alifrey. Arthur
Merry, A. Capewel.
#Delivery Mems union No. IL. W.
Shur, f. j, Tannhauser, II. f. Fieldman
Lathers Protective union No. Ed
Grosser, w, r. Crookham.
Musicians association No. 5O-N. F.
Pettingill, NJ. J. Kenyon, f. G. Lorillard
Mill and Smeltermens union No. =
Thomas Jennings, j. M. Mahony, F. j.
McQuivey, Thos Murphy, Pat kavan-
augh, Thomas Taylor, W. B. Cook.
Miners union No, -, w. f. of M
(Sand Coulee)-W. K. Dickson, Alfred
Nelson, Tom Graham, John McCliment
Patsey KeegAn, A. Morton, j. w. Cum
minge, A. Colvile. A. Eeck.
Miners union No a, w. F.. of M
(Belt), Robert Orr, Robert Hendry
Robert Munysll, Ed j. Berry, Liant
Sproule.
Painters and Decorators union No
2GO--J. S. Rospurg, A. j. Carpenter
WIN. Horton.
#pasterers union, No. llo--W. d
McFarlane, A. J.. Reynolds, S. n. Jordan
#Plumbers and Steamhtters' union
No. Nv. II. Allen, Il. Il, Maud, S. +
Witberel.
Retail Clerks union, No. CIV. A
Lindecke, A Boshout, II. A. Dawson.
Stonecutters' union james Morng J.
=. Brynea, ID. Mcl}ae
Stationary Engineers urion, No :
}. Erickson, j. Mainland, +. Peterson.
Typographical union, No. 21G-A. }
Thode, e. &. Proctor, L. II. Converse.
*TailorB' union James Nelson, .
Wald, J. II. Marahal.
Team Ownerg' union I. Millington
j. Bennett. J. English.
I'inrera and Cornice Workers union
No. ~ j. Il. Fleming, T. q. Armstrong
j. w. Schofield