The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-20
TALK ABOUT THE ROAD
The Great Falls 4 Canada Managers
in Consultation.
NEWS OF MINES UP NORTH
Several Properties Adding to Their
Output-GoSslp Heard on the
streets of the Cataract
City.

GREAT FALLS, Jan. 19.-David c. White
of Deerfied, Fergus county, sustained a
painful accident while en- route to Lewis
town with load of hay. While descend
ing the Nave hill the rough lock broke
and the wagon slipped on the ice near tho
bottom of the hill. turning over and
throwing Mr.. White out, breaking one of
his ankles. He was taken 20 Lewistown,
where tho bone was set.
E. L. Gait, president of the Great Falls
Canada railway. W. d. Barclay, general
manager. and W. A. Barr, secretary, ar
rived in this city today 10 attend meet
ing OF the directors 20 he held here Mon
day. They are sccretlve as to the object
oil the meeting, but /: Is rumorcd ii will
have something to dc with tho proposition
OF broadening The guage of the road dur
ing the coming season.
Marcus Day arrived from Anaconda
this evening and left at once for Belt to
look over the coking plant and inspect the
coal mines.
George Arthur of Nehart while running
a portable saw mill was hit in the face by
IA nylng splinter, which made an ugly
wound.
Dave Harris, who works in mine No. 4
at Belt, had his right arm badly lacerated
chain attached to one of the cars and fell
the car passing over the fleshy part of the
arm.
Mine No. at Belt has resumed after a
shut down of three weeks to allow the
placing of a new tipple. a hopper and
track scales. Orders have been received
to ship 1000 tons of coal daily to Ana
conda. and both mines are now working
full blast.
AT last nights regular meeting of the
Trades d Labor council special commit
tee was appointed TO wait on Rev. DIR.
WATSON of the Episcopal church and in
vite him to lecture to the council next
friday evening on the subject of Organ
lied Labor" The doctor is thoroughly
competent TO handle such an important
subject with consummate skill. The
special committee appointed to interview
the different unions and obtain an ex-
preston of sentiment upon the question
of the trades council have all reported
tavorably. \ committee was appointed to |
engage quarters at the earliest opportu-
nity. The president announced that
the unions organized n school for parlia- |
Inentary rules. Appropriate resolutions !
upon the Butte calamity were uuani- |
mously passed. The chair announced |
the following standing committees:
Executive, l.. NJ. Mcdonald of tho A. Il. |
l., chairman; L. p. Green, A. F. of L..
George Lathrop, Nj. and s.; {. /. Walk |
SON b. L. L.; II. belong, b. l.. T.: James
Erickson, Stonemason's union; NJ. 4.
Hoagland, Carpenters union. Lerisla-
tive, A. Z. Caufleld, Carpenters union:
w. Stein, Typographical union: Edwin
Young, NJ. and 5. organization; L. Hard
bord, Tailors' union; Dave Young, A. II.
L.; j. {. Mitchell, A. +. of L.; press, c.
Proctor. Typographical union; j. f.
Dyer. Nj. and s.; A. f. Caufled, Carmen
ters' union.
W. j. Kennedy recorded a deed from the
Goodrich Lumber company for lot ).
block .63, First addition; consideration
g. 400
Joe Hahn of West Great Falls, who was
arrested for beating his wife, was let off
with fine of $40 and costs, and at the re-
quest of his better half.
James Young was finel SIS for disor-
derry conduct by Judge Hawkins yester-
day. He was committed and was given
an opportunity to shovel snow.
j. b. Leslie. trustee, recorded the fol-
lowing deeds from the Townsite company
yesterday: Lot 4, block 254, 81 500; lot 6.
block l27, $500; lot 2. block 456, FIRST addi-
ton. $3.50.
The ladies of Olive chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, have issued invitations
for a Masonic social" to be given in
Masonic hall next Thursday evening. S
Jan. 2i. Cards and dancing will be the
diversions of the evening.
There arc now II men working in the {
Florence mine at NeIhart taking out con-
siderable ore. Superintendent Davies /
has said he thinks he can make the mine :
pay, consequently the force will be kept
II work indefinitely. I