The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-10
AGREE TO DISAGREE.
Tho Iulltlers' Exchange and nuliling
Trades Councli as far Apart Us Ever-An
Asort,vo Conference Some Startling

Trades Council AZ far part rs Evcr-An
Asortivo Conference Some Startling
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The Builders Exchange met last night
to consider the report Of tho Committee
on Conference appointed to meet tho
carpenters committee. The Carpenters
Union also met. Alter these two meet.
ings adjourned the two committees again
conferred, but after being in session
nearly m hour, adjourned sine die, and
1t was announced That no settlement had
been reached, and that none seemed
pe sible. n
Tho rock on which they split was the
non.union workmen now employed.
Tho striking union men positively 70.
fused to work with any OF them, and The
members Of tho Exchange rs positively
refused 10 discharge them. G'. ~
After the meeting adjourned thero was
an informal talk In which 1t was declared
that the members OF the Builders Ex.
change had lost at least $500, 600 BY tho
strike, while the members OF the Build.
Ing Trades Council had lost at least $3.50.
600, and the damaga and loss to tho city
would reach at least 81 100000.
Following IL tho agreement submitted
by the Builders Exchange to the confer.
ence committees: 4s-
WHEELING, ". VA, June 0, 1900.
This agscemcn. made this day by and between
the Builders fSchrngc OF Wheeling, ". Va, a.
the INST part. aud all uulOns represented Ia thy
| building trades known as the United Buildipl
Trades council OF Wheeling. ". Va, Of tho LED
ond part, Is Ms follows: q lE-. -,
The parties OF iocond part lgrcc ia worl
OF Stiwofk now being dOue aud " be doue dur
lug all the time this Agreement Is In force Will
| pirtlts VI ntst part. ,gAl I'VE t'gNF Ff,' r'ra1
The parties VI The FIRST part ngrte not 10 obIec
70 OIL present employees Joining such labor Of
the said cmr'oycs Join Of their own free vii
aud without beng forced or Illuminated 10 d.
80. u. +7lirn-T. l-- 1,TT
The parties Of tho second part agree no, to In
parties Ct the first part, In selling couiractiul
and furnishing mater al aud labor necessary 10
take. - r[lII. ~. = y
The parties Of the frs! put arc TO have til,
~ % alsGaasnE any Workman for neg
ierencc from parties u the second part, -
The parties Of the llrst part being maste
builders or contractors, arc 10 have tho ptiyl
lcge Of King on their own work without In
tetlcrcnce from parties Of second bart, 80
Tue parties 81 tho second part nfe not to dc
! manu trade rnrds OF present employees OF tn
parties Of the first pat, and nre not 10 stop wor
W. foahon 81 no trade cards from these employees
The parties OF the lint pasl aud parties OF III
; second part Sgrec that hinc hours shall DO
days wOik, nnd that wOrkmcn shall be pstd Ii
the hour. The parties OF the first I,a,t ogrcc i
pay stonemasons aud ktonccntterS 3yI cents NC
hour, oil ninc hours scale, and to take eject /
once. The PARTIES OF the trst part agree 10 ia
TO the carpenters an advance Of 10 per cent. /
80 Into effect July LIST, 1870. The parties OF In
tirst ana second pats agree That no fur,lc
changes be made In the scale Of wag,s for lsN
than those herein mentioned. The parties OF IN
first aud secOud parts arc to arrange upon iii
scale OF wages during the month Of Uecen bcr. i
mke effect April ltt following. - '!
! u saStpet that all differences that may arts
outside Of this contract win be left to an a rp
, tratlon Committee from the Builders Exclapv
and parties OF the stcond part to settle
, The parties Of the tlrst and second parts arrc
that nll past differences, boycotts and discrim
nations shall be removed from all members &
the first part.
fhe parties Of the frat and second paris arre
that MI overtime b paid Tor ut the rate OF m
aud one.hhli time, and double time Tor suudu,
The parties Of the second part ugrcc TO not il
!. tertere with parties OF first part In employiu
competent men In any trade when such labO
/, tanAOI De furnished by said labor uuion.