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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Where Do They Come From?

The Globe Silver Belt ssys the state
 ment that Capt. Pierce had written tha
 none of the discharged scouts had reached the reservation" is untrue. O1 the contrary Gli but two who are sick al Bowie, are on the reservatiOu. Private aivIces, received by the CITIZEN through reliable sources of information, confirm this.
 Col. Wade, commanding Fort Apache. says no White Mountain Apaches hav- left for the wBrpath. They are under his official eye and he Is therefore good authority.
 General Sheridan has recorded his official report O. only ten Indians being with Geronimo on the warpath.
 or the number some seventy. three surrendered and were sent to Florida; Geronimo with twenty enc buck and fourteen squaws refused Co surrender and returned to Mexican soil. Total, los.
 There are now known to be one band below NOgales, about forty strong; oper- ting m the several widely separated points in Arizona are five distinct bands of from eight to fifteen each-say eight making at least forty hostiles, or a total Of eighty. and deducting Geroni- mos shirty-fye included above, a grand total of lj3.
 Deduct l53 from the original 10, and you have some idea of the amount of deviltry there IS in an Apache. But where do they come from.
 The scouts are all safe on the reser- vstIOn and the Indians are all accounted Tor and none have joined the hostiles, but still the stubborn fact remains that The original ten suddenly increased to l53. and nothing has since trauspired To diminish their numbers. Where do they come from?
 Perhaps the reservation leaks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Notice of Forfeiture.

Tucson, Territory of Arizona, Pima ,51.1 March 2s. lds6
 Tow. Scott Johnson and Charles ". Ps--s or those who may claim under them ary .1,sr. est tOne-fOurth or One-hHltl m tta t..... "a described property, you are hereby ror-ao '.si have expended One Hundred l>l' po.an in labor and improvements on tHv fn.ov.- 1, inning claim, The Tucson LaEd No. 'i... located January lst.. ls~t and recon -i ,r 2 -.- ary 2d, 1s-i, In Book [. Record o, fIra-, I--s 576-1. Sand records beiu, iu he Ercr-.. ..g.- 2. Ice. Tucson. Pima county. Arizona. Ilpy..- being m the Tucson mining district iu ls-' tory and county aforesaid The sand ~t. having heen eyUer d-i m tho year Is-I m s-.r Co develop and hold clsim under the rrovI-r.r of Section 331t Revised StGfGta5 of ife Jui.. state. beIu- the amount rcqgr.i Co hold .4 shr.' for the year Is-1, and that l have cDur-. -t,i your portions thereof. Therefore, If vl- In uIuety days you fail or refuse to cu-'-la--- JO-r proportions Of sad eypcual.urg- L- d. owners with the costs Uf thI- pub.Icarcu.. F. .. interests in sad claim will become tts t-.-. -7 lf the subscriber under sand S5c-Iun --a y.- proportion of sad expenditures IS Es...- .- tSli.tOl DOllArs.
 al -3n W. B. LIyTNcS-oS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
SUMMONS.
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE CoIJN-

| AhL NOONAI NON UT HE N ty of Pims, Territory of Arizona
 Cecilia Barney, plaintiff, against James M. Barney, deieuuart-SummOus-
 Action brought in the County Count in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Ari- znua.
 Inc Territory of Arizona sends greeting to James M Barney.
 You arc hereby summoned and required to aI.- pear iu an action brought against you by the above uHmei plaintiff. m the County Court in and for the County O' Pima. m tho Territory of Arizun1. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Ot thI- Court, % Tucson. m sad county, Ca copy of v. lch complaint accompanies this summJnsl within twenty days (exclusive ot the day of seruce) after the ser vice upon you of this summons If served in this county; but If served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty oays, in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail Co appear and answer the complaint Hs above re gu,red the plaintiff SIll app!yto the Court for tte relief de rauded in her complaint, and costs and dIsbur-@ments m this behalf expended.
 Given untor my hand and tho seal of the said County Co rt, at IIcsOE, this 9th day or May. A. D.. l7-6.
 lSE,.I W. B. HORTON. Clerk " Jl-lUV By FE RNR H. HFRFFpRn D4uutv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Attest:
 Fred G. Hughes Ex-Oficio Clerk.
Restless ScoutS,

The Clifton Clarion says: Reports continue 10 reach town of restlessness on the part of the Apsches now on the reservation, The scouts are said Co be preparing to break out. and it is thought that the White Mountain Apsches will join them.
 Troops st the posts have been ordered to the reservation to anticipate snd guard against the threatened outbreak, but as long ss the IndIans retain free dom of movement within their bounds, 1t IS quite an easy matter for them to slip by the soldiers. and escape at con. Tenient points all along the line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12


 Miss Susan E. Anthony has gone west to be the guest of her brother. Colonel Anthony, at Leavenworth, Kan.
 NIT. Frank k. Pendleton and sister have sailed in the steamer Servia from New York to join their father n Berlin.
 Editor Mcclure, of the Philadelphia Times will deliver the annual address at Washington and Lee University June 18th.
 Philadelphia has raised over S25.OOG for the erection of a memorial structure in Paramount Park m honor of the late John Welsh.
 Mrs. Cstharins Gabal, probably the oldest person iu Essiern Psnus syiyania, dled m Berks county on Tuesday. She was Tn Ter l02i year.
 Hong Yen Cbang, who graiuaisl from the Columbia College LaS School Wed nesdEy, IS the iirsg Chlnsmau 60 receive diploma from en American law school
 It is reported that the betrotbal Of Princess L7uise, eldest dauz hter Of the Prince Of Wales, iy Prince Oscar. son of the Kiag of Sweden, will be officially delared soon.
 The Hon. Daniel DouChe-ty, .ha "sil- yer ton9Ued7 of, Philadelphia. has rcach- ed Rome, and ls auxIuusiy looking fIr the remains of the ancient t.ibunaIs to shake them with his elUqueuce.
 Mss Adele Grant, Et c wedding in Paris, wore a watch the back of which was formed Of a single cats eye, sur rounded with diamonds. Ii was A gift from her future husband, Lord Cairns.
 Miss Yina Richards, daughter of Francis Murphy, the temperance Gdyo- vate, WAS married at Pittsburg, Tuesday to Mayland Irosh, a New Yorkjbarker. The knot should have been tied with a 1 blue ribbon.
 Chief Justice Cole, of the Wisconsin | Supreme Court will leave Madison on | Monday next for trip to Europe, which | has been earned by close and able devo- tiOn to his judicial lGbors. He will be sbsent several months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Assessment Notice

NOETH PEER GOLD AND SILVER MIN ~ ing Com. any. - Location of pripciuaI yace of business. San Fraucisco. California Location oi worSs, QaiJ0tcs Mining Distinct Piula County. Arizona.
 No;ice i- here65 gwen that at 8 meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Nineteenth dav oi Aay. l-7ian asssSsrlent No SlOf two @ cents pr share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable Iumedlatsly in United Siat"s gold cuin, Co the Secretary. at the office oi tle Company, Room ~. Nevada Block No Si- Meutg1merJ streof. San Fran cisco,t AlifOruiA
 Any stock upon which this asse-sneut shaIl reiahin unp npaid on the Twenty-fOurth Day of June, ls-o, VII be d-huquenE and advertised Tor -l-i- at plbiic Anctlon, and, unless payment i- made before Hill be sold On MOS'DAY tte tlSthl NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY ls-o, to pay the delinquent assessment. together Nlln cost or advertising and expenses of sale
 by order O: the Board of Directors
 o.. HENRY DEAS, Secretary. ,OInee-hOom 4,' Nevada Block. No sg Mon-sOmery street, San Francisco, CalifOrniA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Assessment Notice

DEKRLESS MINING CONTAIN -i UrNrIay Il Oi principal place of bU-Iues-, San - g. co, California. Location of -s-... c.. s VI ming District, PIua county, Nr1u-a
 Notice Iz her by gwen, that % . ....-.-- .' Hoard of Director, heid on the J.-.| .t' May, l7-d, a1 g-st- meat .... -. ..- Ceut- Der are SA- le. ied n or .... .... ....l Of th-' cUrucralnn, ... .l- IsCu l ..... .. rd \ a.e- -oid cor to sr. e or th" C. mVHuy, s.nom -i, &.. cry street. N.NadH ..uDk. 8 l .....-. ..- fOrnle.
 Any stock upon winch thiS a...--.. .sl remaln uapsld uu fl- Twenty. tu.,.. ..s.f day of JuUe, iSs6. .,.iI ha si. r..r r .-. -t 9ertt-et .Gr -ais a. ; liI- u c-l .- ...I ..-- payment ls nado before. Wl.l D. ... . "a 2 the >iNt"en day "i .Iu'y, iSsi. fY r.g he dehnquent sssess .'..'lt toce er-I.u gp-,- ,i al VertIsIEg and exIeus-~ tf -als.
 By order of tts siigrd Of i.rrr ta-4.
 AUG. WAQEEdAN. -.r---s-s. Ot'e-ICon 5i \ va1a Bia-h ... f'.-- Somery street. SIu Francisco, Caiif'.rt,. l..l-rl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE PROBATE COURT, PIVAC1CNr | Arizona. In the matter oi tts e-rs.. 2 Pascual OchOa. deceased. .-NotIcg Co r-l..-,-, Notice is hereby given by tts 1rla-..--4 executOr of the Estate of Pascual u..ra .s-.s. sd to the creditors of, and all pr--ul. ..r-. claims against the sad docea-et. Co ryt.-.-.-. sarle with the necess ary vuuchgr~. wl'il 70 months after the first publication us ,i-. -.--- to the said executor at hIs re-idsacla at I-. |. ton or to W. J. Osborn, Tucson. ArizlIa Dated Tucson, A. T., April 3d, l--i
 JUAN OCUOA Executor of the estate of PascUaI Cc.u4 ceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar TUcsoS. \
Presumption No. 1l67

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS. ARIZONA, |
 May Z7, lSs5. Notice IS hereby gwen that the fOllowlns nemet settler has hled notice of his intention tO make tiual proof m support Of his eisiu, gna that sad proof will be made before the Berist-g and Receiver Et t1csan. Arizona, 70 Ju.l list, tNs6 VI. P. E.asm1s D. Wood, O.. Nes--ville. Ariz.. for lt- q = uf NV . See =. To 2. <. Il. ib T. John Rho 'cs. JChu N Brown. D, c. age and MacariO Curd0v8. sll uf MesaVr lie. Arizo. .A. lie nam the :OiiOSinE witnesses Go prove tts cuutInu-u1 residence upCn and cuiti- V4.Iuu of said lnnd. VIZ.
 BtS. M THOMAS, Register. f,7-; uuhlicA'iou. Nav -. lss6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND OTYTcu Trraog Aprzo.r
Pre-emp.ion No. ssi.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARrzOSA.l
 May IS. I855 { Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has hled notice of his intention to make hnsl proof m support of his claim. and fhst sAid proof will be made before the ret,i=tar ard receiver At Tucson. Arizona, on June 22 i'-1, VIZ; Anna VI. LivIngston. of Tucson. Ariz T'p. l6 5- E. l4E
 She names the following witnesses to prove Der cont nnous residence upon and cultivation If sad land, VIZ; C. c. stephens, F. W. short ridge, John Lynch, and YivianO Morago, all of Tucson. Arizona.
 BEN. N. THOMAS. Register. first publication May IS, lse6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
SUMmGnS-

IN THE JUSTI E'S COURT OF PRECINCT No. Q Herrit0 y of Ariz, nH. Crun.suf i.-l. r. Ime', Plaintiff vs A. r. Wr.-.r u.. fendant--lemard for S-g9 -J
 lne Territory cf ArIzJnR tends .-reHIlrr'lt Q r. Wright, defendan lOu arc ha-.tr -1-- moned ard requir. d 70 appe4r helu-s u.- e ras ouice m the Town of C-It,e1d G. Cra--g a. Pima. on the 9th day of June A. i'.. I~>f a. a-r o'clock D. m., Co answer the Cou I.-rf Hf -.. above nsmed plaintiff. who demaud- uG g.r ..t you are indebted tO tlm IT. the sum of Isr Hundred and kinety-nlne and 25-IUH Us-g -- Doilar-, and If you izil tO appear and au-e-- sand complaint AS herein required. the plaintiff Sill take judgment against you as demanded alI for the cost of The suit
 ~ Given under my hand this l--- lsEAIl day Of April A. D.. i--i.
 J. K. MANNING. " JuHtlca of fba ppaea ,F s,iJ Tl-.. r.Hs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
DYSPEPSIA.

Sedentary habits, mental vor~~
 excitement, excess or imprud,r..' sI "a Ing or drinking, and various o,f.- 'i sl;. induce Constipation followed h.. ,--'.' arrangement of the liver. kf51. .---' stomach, .n which the di.or,ie- "a! organ increases the intirmitv of rl.. "a
 The immediate results arc I9,.,.''. ,,---.,'. tite, Nausea, Foul Breath, Hear.L..-.. '. ulence. Dizziness, Sick Heada-rI'.. .''.' - . g. of physical and mental vi-lr. f-.,--. @ sense of weight and fullnc~> ,.,..'-...''',;; and increased COstiycne~>. a.l Of ,....- known under one head a, Dv,re,.... -'-
 lneyery instance whcrrthI, t-.'.
 not originate from ScrofuIous f.--. '' blood, AYERS PILLS may Doe r.-.., '.s relied upon tO effect a cura. T....
 not amouabic Co ts4r cu--..-v.. s...'... -~, AYERS PILLS alone will c,~-s-r,..,
 the PILLS are aided bvtheIu-. -f.f- purifying properties Of AYEl.s >,-...-' RILLA. -l'
 Dyspeptics should know ths- rr.r- treatment of their maIadv k r...-. . the more difficult of cure it h....,... -,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Witness, B. II HEBEFoR
 Notary Public.
TEsR1ToEr oy ARIZONA (.

l. B. H. Hereford. a Notary Public m ant r- the County of Pima and Territory of Ar.z.-.. do hereby certify that the above named A r'. Goodman. wife of J. C. Goodman persona. ]. known to me, appeared5ef0re me at my uI.r. .l the Ity ot Tucson. m sad Pima county on f.t l0t day of March, is5G and then and fFa-.. .- my pres nee made and executed the for-c1ia d. declaration.
 h witness whereof I have harsurf0 .e- -E hand ant stilxed my official seal ths day ana year ahove written.
 isEAL.l B 1T. HEE~F Tl.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Notice of Sole Tradersbid

IN THIS 10TH DAY OF MARCH A. D. " lsoo. at Tucson, Pima county. Arllrra personally appeared before me. E. II. Hereford A. N. Goodman, a married woman rIf, of ] G- Goodman. personally known to me. and be- Ing a resident Of sad county and Territo-y. who Gec lares from the date hereof. that under s- { by virtue of the Ia of said Territory she Iu- tends tO carry on business m her own name ant on her Owu account.
 That the nature of the business intended tO D.. % carried ou by her is that of General Morchlr. dizlng m said Pima county, Arizouat
 That from and after ths date hereof shs N.I be Individually responsible m her own ra--. and on her own account for all lrbt- rcr- trscted by her on account of tho sand h-i- inees; and that the amount Co be invested m sand business does not exceed the cum of Five Thousand Dollars.
 A VI. GOODMAN. Witraaa p IT HruFpDu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
&C,ice for Publication. Communication HOme-tead No. sj9.
LAND OFFICE AT Trcsos, ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS, ARIZONA. ] May n. lSs6. named ssttier ha- fled notice of his intentlsr Co make bnal proof in support of his claim. au0 ttst .iu proof wIil be made before the Ra.iste. ant RecsIser. at Tucson. Arizona. on June IT, l,-d, VIZ: John Rhodes, of MesaVille, Arizona. for the !, of SEil Sec. g., rp, 7H R RiBF. He names the following witnesses to prove hts cont,uugus residence upon, and cultivation of, sad lard, VIZ:
 John \. tirowr. of MesaviIis: Er,stus Wood Of Mesayill- JamesOf hilley, Redingtou. and
 B. NJ. THOMAS. Register.
 FIrst publication. May F. lss8
 IN TIE COUNTY COURT. CoUNTY OFPI- ! ma, Territory of Arizona
 Lme!lA Amaio de Lopez, plaintiff. against Juan Lopez. defendant Summons
 Action brought in the County Court in and The County of Pima, Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting te Juan Lopez.
 iuu arc hereby summoned and reauired Co ap- pear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the County Court m and To- Inc county of Pima, m the Territory of Ari- z9ra and answer the complaint riied with the Clerk ui thIs COurt. at Tucson in sand county Ia copy 0t which complaint accompanies this summuu-l within twenty days (excluslVe Of the day Of servicel after the ser vIce upon you of this summOns, If served In thls county: but If served out ot the county and within this district, then within thirty days; m all other cases forty lays.
 And yo1 are hereby notified that if you fail to appear an | answer the complaint as above re- Guirrr. fhr plaintiff will apply to the Cnurt for tbe r~Erf demanded therein, and costs and dis bur-eTraut- m thI- behalf expended
 Givaa under my hand and the seal of the said Couuty Court, at Tucson, this 18th day of April A. D. l~-f
 lsE,L.l w.B. HoEroS, Clerk. A-~ntd By FRANKH. HEREFORD. Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

u ut'es of the cost oi iadvertisIux. The advertlset SHo w.-nts torpent ons dollar, finds it m the in
 formation te 2, ,quirr=, while for him who viII invest oEe hundred thousand dollars in sdver- t-iuE. Ca sclcme ts indicated which will meet ms every requlremert. or can be made 10 do s., oy lew siIsht changes easily arrived At by cor resp"ldsuce. One hundred and rftv-thre. e,if fi'us have been Issued. Sent p0stpaidfo any aidrH-s Tor 70 cents Apply to GEO. P, ROW ELL CO.. Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 10
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

Prince Bismarck alreaGy IS rusticating at Fredericksruhe.
 David A. Wells is being urged for the presidency of Union College.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Ayers Pills

Never fail to relieve the bow .. ...i. mote their hra.jh1ul auI -.
 and tlu- cure Dy srcP-tt. pailiI.iyc> ail dJ r.ruau,- fl iiul activity iG.p which t... stomach i> Srurrri D., ''h'.
 holic Stimul9ut~, i- iHcyi... bv reaction that leave, the or-.,e than before.
 "Co-tivcness, induced Iy r- ..r.. habits of life. H-caur rI-u1... N.-... .5 afforded m, speedy r,I..f. TE.. -' has sinc' GvpJ me lii .gbt." LEErt., .-.-. uOrF, Nsrg5k, Nc
 "I was iniu--j Co t~y Av-E,- r--.-.. remedy for Indigestion. Oon-r .T,.t,-. ~ Headache, from which I4I .- f..-, ferer. l found their action easy. .rH ..,-. prompt relief. They have beref. r..--. than all the medicines ever heiar. --..I ID Vr WATSON, log Stdte s., Chi.ag.E E
 "They have entirely c.--a.-.F trs .-..-- REV. FRANCIS B. HAELOwE, .f,.r-.r. l.,
 "Thc most effective and tte .7....-rr..... have ever found. One dU-- will . my bowels and free my Lead fr-a r-.- IT. PACE, Richmond, Ia.
 "A sufferer from Liver Courlt.p, h.. pepsia, md Neuralgia for wears, AYERS PILIs lave bHr.-. - - than any medicine l have ever ..-- D. r ROGxEs, NeesiniOrs, BT0'ru c., I.
 "For Dyspepsia they are iag1.-a.. ~r- HAYES, Mszid, TsrGs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

The Rev. pr. Cuyler made an address st the dedication of Mr. Moody's North field school.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

NIT. Blaine has consented to speak at the Freyburg Chatsuqus Assembly,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
AYERS PILLS.

PREPARED BY pr. J. c. Aver X O., Lowell, NasS Sold by all Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

A book of lOO pages Ihe best book for an advertIsertO consult. be he experinced or other. wise lt contains lists
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

MtAal IAHt Ike 10 ubuA NGu
 down or that chair and stamp on ycu
 f"r hall Ian hour" But be didn't put
 nls threat into execution aud drifted oI rejecting on the IGgratitute of the unblesched American citizen from Ten nsssee.
 Judging from the following advertise ment which l find in recent issue of the Daily Times of this city:
 WANIED-Seud one copy CT San BernarJiino . " Index of any date curing September. lN-2. e STEWART d HEREIN. 3l0 Pine street San Ffanclsco. Nlll gay SS for first copy received
 It looks as if the sttorneys whose names are mentioned in if are moving ID the Dick Gird case again, and are hunting mp some new evidence. The celebrated case ot Gardner, sdministra- tor ot the estate of Biiwell, against Richard Glrd, formerly of Tombstone. m which ;Ge claim was set up that Bid well was full partner with Cfird in his ATlzona transactions, was tried before & San Bernardino jury about two years ago. The case was hotly contested, there being strong array of legal talent en- listed on both sides. GIrd's leading swyers were Byron Waters. of San Der lardino, and Col. Harry I. Thornton and Richard Mesick, of San Francesca. Gird ienied that any partnership relation | 'ver existed between himself and Bid. | velL The jury found in favor of Gird. ut the other side appealed the case to he Supreme Court of this state where II has been hanging ever since April. SS5. A law suit IS a very expensive lIury. It is reported that GIrd's ex- enses in the case for lawyers, witnesses, tc., amounted to nearly S30.OOO, while le other side must have paid out about le same amount. MoLINERo. Mr Rlaina bac copsan4a5 ,o -,-..l -. ,
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

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Morning journal and courier., 1886-10-06
"Wednesday, October 6, 1856
a NOTABLE BOSTON NOTION,

The action just taken by the Master
Car Builders association of Boston is one of
the most important moves that have been
made in attempting to deal with the labor
question. This association has adopted &
set of rules by which it's members bind
themselves to abide for one year from April
next. The date of beginning the new sys-
tenn is put far enough ahead to enable both
builders and workmen to make their plans
accordingly.
Under the rules adopted all contracts to be
made will contain provision relieving the
master builders from responsibility from de-
lay in case of strike of workmen, and the
members in the several branches of the
building trades will refrain from smbarrass-
ing each other in case work is delayed in any
department by strike. In this way it is
expected to avoid some of the troubles
which have so afflicted building operations
this year in Boston.
The most interesting part of the new sys-
tenn is that which directly affects the work
ingmen. The question of days wages is
disposed of by resolution to pay all jour
neymen and laborers by the hour price to
Dc aST0SO upon DeUWeen the 1nQlVlOual WOFK-
man and the individual employer. AS an
experiment to test the question whether
less number of hours work per day is
feasible, without retarding business enter
prises, it is determined to make the working
day nine hours long, under hourly pay, from
April 1, 1887, for one year, with the reserva-
ton that, in case of strike, the builders will
feel at liberty to return to the old
standard of ten hours. In case OF strike,
the men who are willing to continue at work
will be kept employed while there is work
to be done, and protected, and the strikers
will have to take their chances as individuals
in obtaining unemployment. It is agreed
that workmen who strike or threaten to
strike for certain specified reasons shall be
promptly discharged, and that conspiracies
shall be prosecuted to the extent of the law.
The right of workmen to demand and OBJ
tain hearing with regard to any grievance
or change desired is acknowledged, but they
must speak for themselves in such case, and
no person not in the service of the employ
er will be allowed to represent them. In
case of failure to agree, the builders ap-
prove of a resort to arbitration for a settle
ment.
This is certainly an ingenious and COM
prehensive plan, and there will be general
interest in its workings.