The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-24
DEADWOOD PEOPLE
Visit Anaconda an d the Great Smell
ters.
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY
They Are Guests OF the Burlington
Road-It Is a jolly Crowd
They Adopt Reso-
lutions.

The Black Hills excursion reached
Anaconda on schedule time yesterday
at noon. They were met at the tram
by the reception COMMITTEES named py
MAYOR Thornton, and the mayor was
there himself to welcome the visitors
to this city. Under escort of the COM
mittee, the party was taken 10 the
Montana hotel. where they lunched. An
hour later a special car was piaceu a.
their disposal and the guests taken 10
Carroll Superintendent Dougnerty
took the visitors and the committees
under his wing then and guided tnem
through the wonderful smefters. Tney
saw all the processes OF handling the
ore which they had seen mined from
the hills of Butte the day before, anu
were deeply interested.
The trip lasted until about 4 O'Clock
and then they returned to the notel.
After a short rest they walked over
to the Hearst Free library depository
and were full of praise for the idea ana
the equipment.
Dinner at the Montana next demand
ed attention and the menu was OF pne
usual excellence.
The members of the excursion are: j.
r. Phelan, division superintendent OF
the Burlington & Missouri at Alliance,
Neb.: H. Z. Mutt, assistant superin-
tendent Wyoming division OF the Is. q
M: j. L. Bentley, general agent Is. az
NJ. at Deadwood: Judge A. ]. Plowman,
Deadwood; John Treber, merchant,
Deadwood; John Hermann. merchant.
Deadwood; ]. F. Edmonds. insurance.
Deadwood; ]. Goldberg. grocer, Dead
wood; Sol Starr capitalist, Deadwood;
Sol Bloom merchant, Deadwood; N. IL.
Franklin, druggist, Deadwood; w. fal-
coner, ore buyer, Deadwood a. Dela-
ware Smelling company; ID. McDonaid'
saddlery, Deadwood; j. X. Brennan
member of South Dakota board of rail
road commissioners. Rapid City; M. Z.
Campbell, hotel Lead City; p. A. Gus
hurst grocer. Lead City; s. r. Smith.
furniture. Lead City; M. b. Camplin,
attorney. New Castle. Wyo.; A. p. Bon
no, McCook. Neb.; II. c. Alger, Sheri-
dan, wyo.; II. Wyttenbach, Sturgis, s.
D.; William Clemens, Holyoke, Col
N. X. Griggs. b. & M. attorney, Lin
coin.
The chaperons of the visitors while
travelling are superintendent j. r. Pie.
Ian and w. w. Johnston commercial
agent of the Burlington road. whose
guests the execursionists are. Phi
Daniels, the Butte and Anaconda rep
resentative OF the road, made arrange
ments for the reception of the visitors
at this end of the line.
While smoking their cigars in tht
Montana rotunda last evening an i'm.
promptu convention was held and
the following resolution was adopted
with a hurrah:
BE II resolved by the Black Hills
delegation that the hearty thanks OF
this body are hereby rendered TO tho
Hon. Marcus DAILY. Mayor Thornton
the reception committee and others In
Anaconda who have so generously en-
tertained us and shown US the marvels
of their young CITY,
And be IT further resolved that we
hereby extend to them an earnest and
cordial invitation to return our cal
and visit the Black Hills and further
continue the friendship so auspiciously
begun. j. r. Phelan.
]. r. Edmonds, Chairman,
Secretary.
Anaconda, Mont, Nov. %. 1895.
The resolutions tell very plainly what
the Dakota men think of Anaconda
They returned to Butte at 1880 O'Clock
and thence to Helena at 1880. They are
very tired and expect TO enjoy a quiet
Sunday in Helena before setting oui
on their homeward trip.