Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

x<sxs Msrsh zl.-~Tbe rssait OF
=. =. s.aferenoss bstssen tns Kan
- fks.puzi Governors &1d Fice
.l-~s {yrse IL contained Ia q mass
4 ..-s....E Edsnss from which the fol
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4 Z js<zsS dated sf. Lsass msfcn ~
.ss.sursS V Vice Rrssidsnt hsxis and
.z,ssS 81 goyernors Nersis and MAJ
'...l<s1s. ths Governors reiste ths CIR
l..--srases os their conferences With the
.l.'.s~~.es, AZ which they csBsentsc 10
.ss Gsris and urge eoBtfna3nes ef
-. 1890 of sRresmsns % lst5. sBd, II
--sx advisable. G. recommend s1on
!. ..s.ls.rnst a. might be thea1ft i8s1
IN Iftef reesxtinr ths aessstf1as
- - themselves 10 f56s. the winters
,...~-.n<naed ssfslemens on this basis.
..<ssd i. briefly, to restore the stFtkiD1
,s...,ssses sf the same wages paid sssm
:. {sr<srsbsf, 1884. insiudlns ore and =
- er3rs fgr extra time. without ptela-
~. r. sseun on arsouut ~ the ssfiks.
S-rs.io Hayes. chief sxscatsvs q the
s...I.. of5srsd this agreement 70 20 IN
T.ss ussah conaludsd tha difassitiss
y fxlS. ss which BE- added e0Aditlon
- tk6 rates Of wages shoaia nss be
Xssesd thereafter sxeeps on nssses OF
tf,sr 4 sarssal Investigation fba @ ~
-. Are nozbse % fad shsrs5n aus
'-1lresd osmpany has violated the terms
~ candltions Of this aRresmsnt- 1ssy
- enxfefore forced 10 the ronoinzson
- ~ strtke OF the t;sh Of March. 1855.
- ~df b1eed or 4 slei4tion Of aQree-
'ssnt 5y The management OF sue Missouri
fzss6e Railroad Company "a 10 ssai-
- With ifs employees fn nss2oasi and
Esn1zs; bat, anKinns Thai ataissh5e re-
Slso1s be- restored. earnestly su&Ress
~ recommend thai the agreement Of
IL b reversed. and th4t tho company
lsxmplss 10 iss service ssl tts old ean-
ployces wiiheut prs5adIoe ~ them on
sesourt Of The isss ssfiks. ~ far as the
basnsss Of tbs sompsny siii ia-tify thai
seenelo5ment.
1oth,s letter Hsxir replied. ncceptinQ
IL bass Of settIenant proposed with
- o. tso reservations. quoted bsiox.
~. Haxie refers 20 the advertisement
a March l0sh, ASKING FER com petsnf
nsn 70 be employed without reference
= tss relations Of the present or past
% he compapy OF any ora lniz ssign. and
senslntss a. foiissss
NTha men Who hAys been engaged
mdef the advertisement OF Msrch 10sh.
!Hs6, giil be continued In our empioy-
ment. We aannet ~ 01QA0s OF continue
b Cur employ sny psrsons who havs 40.
issliY engaged In tbs destruetion or
injury Of tns comp sny's property. or
no have advised saoa destruction or
hjary. We saall give ths preferences TO
&oes Of eur late employees sho have
kniiies aud Own homes on the lines OF
md. II IL 20 be remembered thai the
~ u tFsihs caused BY the ptGsspt strike
vii 10 a considerable extent reduce Tue
noo<asiiy Of employing as many man Ia
~ shops ~ heretofore.
Thanking yoa for the consideration
20 have given the sab iecs. and Has inQ
yoer action viii result In m early 70
Iamptipn Of traits, ! AM, eta.
II III. HoxIs,
First Vice pfes's NO. Pas, X. Co.
After close confer noe, Governors
4zftin and Marmsaaks Iep .ifed 10
azrst's hotel. where Martin Irsns. The
and several members OF the
oommittee OF District Assem
~ lul, Kaiahts OF Lsbof. we're ia ses
'or, aud presented shem the rssa.f OF
le conferences with Hoxte. B5th Gov
lnors made brisf speeoaes to the CON
Iatsse, strongly urging ihsn 10 accept
zoxss's terms. and appealing TO shem 30
Cd the strike st enoe, ~ that tbs cop.
aeroe OF four states oan be restored 10
h normal condition. fhe csmmistee
nses no reply other tnen that they
rsnId give the CORES ooadence pfompt
nd careful consideration.
The Governors then retired and tue
lonmitsee went Into ssoses session. and
ssfs still closely eIos<ted al II pm.
Gov. Martin left f~r home at > pm.
nd Gov. Marmsduhe will leave Ia ihe
nnrning. Both Governors are reported
d have said that they will have nsthina
'arsher 10 do with the matter, and that |
~ casa must nnw ba decided by tho
committee and the railroad
managers.