Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-10-07
A HALT To THE CALAMITY
HOWLER.

To the political pessimist and Re
publican calamity bowler who tried TO
make himself and others believe that
the country is going 10 the devil, be.
cause the Democrats are in power, we
present the following briefs Of bust.
ness assumptions within the past week
And these are not all by long shot.
We started on Monday morn ing TO
make note OF all assumptions re-
corded for the week, in our daily ex-
changes, and by Tuesday noon dis
covered that there would be room for
nothing else, if she job was continued,
and consequently stopped with but
those of two days noted. They are
enough however, TO show how hollow
is the Republican cry Of fear OF Dem
ocratic interference with the tariff, or
the sillier shrieks Of the calamity
crowds, that everything is lost and all
business is going TO destruction be-
cause OF Democratic ascending. Here
is how business is resuming:
! The east Chicago Foundry, employing large force
/ % men. which has been closed Tor some time re-.
stunned work on the 9th. The prospects for steady
| work good
| The Commercial National Bank Of Ogden which
closed It's doors July 1th on account Of deficit tn
the accounts Of about s70,oQ0 alleged TO have been
e'noekziei by en- Cashier Oscar u Ill., resumed bus
/ iness the 7lh
The pittsburg and Lake Angelina mine at Ishpem.
Ing Mich. which has been workidg tvo.thitds time,
has placed the ininers and surfaceinan on full time
| again
The Illinois Glass Work. at Alton are p.eparing TO
| resume operations Fire has been started In ono Of
the Mint factories. and preparations are being made
for the resumption Of work throughout the plant
The Collins Mills o. collinsyIllo. Mass started up
with all hands AZ work on the sth after shutdo~n
for four weeks
Agent Moulton, Of the Hamilton corporation, SAYS
the management hope TO DO able 10 start the 18th
have been shut down for the past Ave weeks started
on the 9Th. The corporation employs 400 hands, and
L. weekly pay roll i about sl2,o00
All the great paper mills IN and around Holyoke
Mass, are now running again.
savannah (GaD hanas have money enough to
move the cotton crop In that immediate vicinity.
The oak Valley woolen mill at Tarkin, r. l., Is
nov IN operation after an idleness q six weeks
/ The Troy IN " City Paper Min has heen 70.
OPENED Tor business after shut down Of about two
[ months
The Durham leaf tobacco warehouses At Raleigh.
n. ~. have been rropened after loi.g shut d0gn.
After stolTage 81 several weeks the Buck Stove
And Range COMPANY, II ST Louis, Mo-, has rc-cn.
\ gagged IL $50 hands
After three mnnths shut down the tin.plate mill
I al Cumberland, Nd has been 70 opened With orders
/ 10 Keep It busy all winter
\ Two thousand n.en win be employed b. the You.
trIe ore snihe and knsellsc coal mines in their re-
/ newed operations at kuSsciiSie. Ala
All the furnaces of tho steel foundry connected
/ with the Thomson Houston Electric Works Lynn,
Mass. have been ufcd up for work extensive
/ orders
Par, Of the factory OF the candee Rubber Company
At New Haven. Conn, commenced work yesterday
after thFee weeks idleness. This concern will EN-.
ploy over 1000 hands before the close ~ this
The mill prospect Ia Troy, N. ". and the vicinity
m aftftf..
turcrs, resumed on the sih putting 400 hands at
work on full time The Diamond Knitting Mill. at
watford, resumed ON monday with go hands, and
the collar factory OF Miller, Hall & HaTtxe of Troy
started up the same day. THE orkney Knitting Mil
100 hands and the Hines knitting Mil, 200 bands.
started at echoes on Monday.
Leroy 4 sons large min At Cohoos. employing sew.
eral hundred hands, also resumed Monday
The Iy evansville Mil at Prov idence IL 4 started
again NJ, nday with reduced force aud short hours
The Croiapton mills at rrompton, Il. l., which
have been idlc I'VE weeks started up on Monday.
The National Rubber Company ct Bristol the
same State. resumed on Tuesday
The Sarncgts stsei works a, puqae~he started all
departments OF tho works In operation Monday,
Two thousand men were given employ iuent at tie
fullowing terms reduction OF Of ten per cent In
all departments except where employees are paid rs
cents per hour IN witch case reduction of ono cent
Per hour. viii he made and except also salAIitd
who have had a reduction
ON MnndAy the Tahrcns OFT Manufacturing Com
panl, u Louisville resumed both their brass and
iron toundrcs the former with a till force N men
and The latter hall the force. This will give work to
about 1H1 men.
The steel plant at Ashland, KY after two month";
idlcne>- started up again "Wednesday
The Fcnnsy lNania Glass Company has resumed on.
eTatipns At one Oi Its factories 1T Anderson, Ind
and AZ tile same time fight Is begun with the local
American Flint Glass Workers Union. which in.
si~,s on nnionizinz the Pennsylvania concern. The
Madison county Federation Of Labor has taken
hand IN the matter ami the Is on.
Al the large rubber boot and shoe factories In
boslon and The vicinity started up on Monday after
their usual summer vacations This gises employ.
mtnt To about 20 900 hands
The Eoehecn Print works. at Dover " H. 70.
suncd on Friday last after four weeks idieness
The iialnsH0rth steel Company. Of pitisbnrg arc
So crowded that double turn Work was begun on
MSnday.
Howe Brown Co. 3 mill at Seventh street, which
has been CLOSED tor a few days has been put in %.
ptratiun.
The employees In all the Phiadelphia and Reading
railroad shops will hereafter work six days OF nno
hours rash, instead II iYs DAYS a week.
Inc cambria Iron Company resumed work
Monday last giving enpiofnetnt to over J. ou1 men
Dvnioefaiie Waschnian. Sept -.