Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06
Butte Traffic Club Will Take
an Outing.
OFF FOR SALTLAKE CITY
Will Leave For the South Tomorrow
TO be the Guests of the
Salt Lake Club.

The Butte Railway Traffic club, an or
g~anization of bright railway men n
good fellows, will leave tomorrow on a
junketing trip to Salt Lake City. The
members, comprising all the freight
agents in Butte, Helena and Anaconda,
will be accompanied by their wives and
s~weethearts, and The trip promises to be
! a most enjoyable outing, one from
which the railroad men have been an
ticipating much pleasure for some time.
The party will go south in a special Sleep
er, rendered the association by the Great
Northern Railway company, and which,
through the courtesy Of the Short Linz
officials, will be attached to the regular
south bound passenger train, which is
scheduled to leave the city at 4:45.
Among the members of the associa-
ton who prospose to run way from dull
care on this occasion are: Archibald
Gray, assistant general freight agent
Great Northern; W. II. Merriman, gen.
eral agent Northern Pacific; Charles Cliff
ford, general agent Union Pacific j. +.
Dawson. general agent Great Northern;
H. O. Wilson, general agent o. S. L.;
FLAMES Sloan, commissioner Butte Terrni-
Hal dSSOCldtlOu, oOH 81. CAR, general
agent O. r. & NJ: Phil Daniels, general
agent B%urlington; w. c. Mcbride, general
agent r. G. W.: James Smith, traffic de-
partment Great Northern; f. ]. Healy,
contracting freight agent Great North
ern: ]. e. Liebe, contracting freight agent
Northern Pacific: A.. H. Carleton, travel
ing freight agent Union Pacific, all of
Butte; E. A. Stiefel. travelling freight
agent Southern Pacific: H. F. Ruger.
I re y-o1iv1U froi uht unof Il,1r1iro%o~ ~ II
Dutton, general agent Great Northern.
A. d. Edgar, general agent Northern Pa
cifc, and A. S. Nash, general agent e., st.
P, M. & O., of Helena, =. M. Seymour,
general agent G. G.. W.. of Butte; 9. M.
Winter. general agent Wisconsin Central,
Of Helena; NJ. Talbot. general agent b.,
A. & p, of Anaconda: NJ. NJ. Potter, trav-
cling freight agent c., NJ. & st. P. Of
Helena: l.. 0. Leonard, general agent
Missouri Pacific. of Butte, and F. L. Kim
ney, general agent c., M. & St. p, of Hell
ena. st.
The club met last night in the rooms Of
the Butte Terminal association and made
fina arrangements for the trip. Archi-
bald Gray was chosen charge d'affaires.
and a commisSary committee consisting
of such well known foragers as Major j.
E. Dawson and j. E. Liebe was selected.
with instructions to stock the car with
sufficient provender to nab the mem
bers to live up to the feeding-in-transit
regulations. This committee, with the
assistance Of several draymen, is push
ing the work of stocking the car with
great expedition, n Major Dawson stat
ed to an Inter Mountain reporter this af-
ternoon that by working diligently all
night he expected to have the car stocked
about $3.50 tomorrow afternoon.
The club has adopted a number of traf-
fc rules for the guidance of unwary men,
bers who are making the trip. One is that
members will be returned for repairs at
regular rates, but accepted by carriers
only when properly knocked down and
boxed" Another states that tanks will
be returned free when found to be emp
ty.' and members will load and unload
themselves. Derricks will be provided
only in cases of emergency" while an i'm