, 1885-09-20
FROM ROCK SPRINGS.
Work at the Mines to Be Resumed
Tomorrow.
Determined Attitude of the Com
pany---Will There be a Strike

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,ionod borc hos largely ,os,orod nrhli,
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noon i.snod ,bs c~ollow;ng no,;.o.
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many tho, ,bov will ,ece;vo wb;le a, ,b.;r
worl and At ,Lo;r bon,os srch rro,oo,;on
from tho c;v;l and m;Ii,ory .n,bor;,;os a.
w1l insure ,beir nersonoI s,e.,y An em
Moves who 4, n,t dss;r. n r..,ms ,,nrt
w;i -re,o;yo tbo;r Tine chooLs mon ami,
cation at the Office"
Publication of this notice +; nrefscad
wirb The f,llovipy disn,tcb from Mr. Cal
lowsv general manager.
OuA1A. Sent lo-To u q Cy,,I.-
This companv desires to resume the oner.
a,ion of its coal mines a, Rock Springs at
the earliest possible moment. You will
he good enough 10 notify all concerned
that sucb Of the striking miners and
ether emploves who have NOT haen J;s.
missed con have work at their nlaces unon
Monday morning next All persons no,
then nj work will be maid off and notice
given that they must not again be en-
Moved in the service Of this omnanv
IL il understood Of course that this
action of the comnanv brings matters To
an immediate crisis. IL i said that the
organization of the Knights of Labor will
order a general strike upop the line of the
road az soon ns this decisive sten ia taken
90 far "a can he learned from oficers IF
the comnanv At this place and from Mr.
BROMLEY the representative Of President
Adams the comnanv il nerfectlv willing
n have tho ;.sue made at ,bis nreci.e
noirt and rnon this Main question
Mr. Rromlev was askeJ IA. dav bv the
ed;to, oC tho Rocl Srr;ngs manor with
regard IN the comnonv's nositiop on this
ouestion He said he had not tho sl;vbt.
est doubt that tho d;rectors or the som.
nanv soonar than ra,re,t from tho nos;-
tim tbcv have taken and submit to the
of the men epgaged in these ont.
rsges would surrender the road IN the
government Being asked what differ.
ence ,b,, would moko u,der tho c;rcnm
stances and how tho Government, could
RIM the road any het,er Than the companv
he said that. or course i for the proner
authorities 10 say. I'm, this government
has been in a p@osition witbin the last
tuentv.6ve ,ear. wber, il was necessary
to run railroads and administer their
aF,;rs and I do not rcmembcr unon any
occasion thai there WINS any lack or emf.
neers fremen and laborer, in the army tn
meet spcb emergenci,s lie sid IN the
representative of a local r,pyr II think
YOU may safely sav Ia your readers and
the miners. and the citizeos Of Rock
Springs. that the government Of this
country will keen open communication
between San Francisco and New York
whatever organizations or combinations Of
men may undertake to prevent it. The
present question. he said. is something
beyond a dispute between the Union
Pacific Railroad company and its
employees. The action Of the
miners and citizens of Rock Springs has
made this an international affair. and
these TROOPS are here not so much to
protect the properly Of the Union Pacific
Railroad company, although that is Incl
dent to their being here, as to maintain
the honor of the government, and ;,s tres.
NE. r. -
the United States government are pledged
$1,000