Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
NUMBER THREE!
The Bayvisw, Wis, Mill Signs the
New Scale,
And will Start the Factory MOnday---Ihe
News Expected by Both NailerS
and Manufacturers,

The Bayview, Wisconsin, Nail Company |
yesterday afternoon signed the l9-cent or
Mingo scale, and will 60 to work at once.
Tha news was received in this city just after
O'clock last evening, though the following
telegram, addressed to C.. Il. Squires,
Deputy for the Fifth district, who has
been in the city for several days.
BAYvIEw, Wis, February Is.
II. e. Squares, WheeliHg:-
Start factory Monday morning on basis
agreed upon.
W. B. PARKS.
A few moments later another telegram
was received, as follows
BAYvIEw, Wis, February %.
C. II. Sgutrs3, Wheeling:
Work Monday according TO your letter
BY Parks. Have mailed agreement
T. Fl. Wells.
These kilograms were delivered 10 Mr..
Squires jest as be was boarding the train
for Pittsburg, at Clio o'clock. He COM
muuicated the contents TO his friends and
the news was soon widely circulated.
The signing of the agreement by the mill
was not all unexpected by the officers Of
the Nslers Association, all arrangements
to that end having been completed two or
three days ago. while Mr.. Parks was still
in this city, but among the members Of the
Association at large it came in the nature
Of surprise, and caused considerable re-
joicng on the streets and about the naiers
headquarters
Manufacturers, also, claimed to have
been prepared for the starting up of this
mill, and one or two who were spoken TO
about it said the break was expected and
did not amount to much, as the Mill Com.
pany had never been a member of the
Western Nail Association, only acting with
it as long as it suited the policy or couven.
fence Of it's Board Of Directors.
The mill has about 100 or 100 nail ma.
! chimes, and gives employment to about $40
men when running full 1t has never been
embarrassed By the presence OF the feeder
nailers, and goes to work with its old force
intact.
ANOTHER RUMoR.
About o'clock last night the report was
rut in circulation that the Jefferson Iron
Company, at Steubenville, had sent for
their nsiers, and that District Deputy
Work had gone up to De in attendance at
the meeting. Enquiry revealed the fact
that Mr.. Work was somewhere above, but
telegrams sent to SteubenVille elected no
response, The rUnor is probably without
| foundation.
AT YOUNGSTOWN.
The neilers here have presented the com
promise nail scale accepted by them from
the Junction Iron Company TO Brown, Bon
nell 4 Co.. and to the propTietors Of the
Falcon Nall Works, at Niles At Niles
the scale was refused, ns this firm belongs
10 the Western Nail Association. Brown,
Bonuell i Co. do not belong to the Asso-
citation, but their mills are in tie hands
of Receiver Brown, of Cleveland, the prop.
o-ition was referred to him. Manager Vii.
liams, OF this firm, stated Yesterday morn
ing that he was unable to state definitely
what would be done, but be ssid it is the
impression that the firm will stand by
the Western Nail Association.
AT MNGO.
The Laughlin mill is fairly booming,
Eleven hundred kegs Of nails were cut yes
terday, which is a rather remarkable run,
considering the length of the stop and the
disadvantage which the lien consequently
work.
INDUSTRIAL. MATTERS.
The Sweeney foundry will probably re-
sums work next Saturday,
The guide mill At the Upper Riverside
will atart up next Monday.
Some additional machinery arrived at
the Belmont iron works for the new blast
engine.
The repairing OF the boilers at the Creek
nil was completed yesterday, and work
ryijl IN rnsuUned in fuil anon