Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
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Iul CITIZEN, per reque1 pressnts De'
low the following resolutions, which are
endorsed 10, = X. White, \. u. Stearns
aud W y. Mccormick, q. % H. g.,
Thu- Reilly aud H. T.. Bruckie. u. ~
l. u; NJ. =. OCunnor. W. q. Meteor
mick aud W. q. lIarn.o, u. ~ H. r.; j.
N. Fish, q. II L. 4.
III" follos,uR ~ u copy II resolutions
adopted
Whereas, Ono Max bauer was upon
due N,stgatiuu 10y the officials Ut the
Atlantic n Pacific Railroad company,
suspended from It's service As a brake.
uau Tor per,ud ot fifteen days, ON the
ground that his Cateiessurss and failure
to do his fun duty contributed to the
cuillrlOn uf two .ngines which occurred
NJ thail-uder, Ara, Feb IL, ls.rI; aud
Whereas, Locomotive EugIuerr 4. W.
! Wright War upon lhr investigation sus
pended Tor the same reason from hIs ser
vre an locomotive engiuc.r Tor the same
period; aud
Whereas, Certain employees ~ the At
| iautIc A Pacific Railroad company ut
NIDsiu~, Auz., dId un the evening ~
March !, 1873, without any Investigation,
notice or Warning to the railroad cum.
pauy, demand Uy wire 81 the tralnnIaster
at " illisns that Max liausr should At
one. Ue rr,nstated, with tull pay for the
tune that he was laid III, aud upon the
refusal ~ the tfh,nmAster 10 acceds To
such drmHbd, the said employees aud
others cin,mlug IN belong u aud " be
aciing Tor the su.caiied Brotherhood ~
itaI~ay employ go, Illegally aud without
any ius,,tiratI,r, tieO up huu prevented
| ps.b,'ugrI tram No, I, which arrived NJ
" ,nsiuw ut S:1u that evening, FROM leav
iug that stAtlthi - prpcs-d ON It's jour
u'y rlst until such demand VAS compl ed
wat, aud Thereby forced the company IN
order u save self from great luss aud
u, passeL gers upon such train from
greet annoy ance, IL agree tn RESTORE the
sand Max Bauer, and to pay o. him full
wages for the time he had not worked
HnI NhIle h. we susprbdrd; and
Wherrns, Certain % the employees Ut
tue Atlantic ~ Pac,ti' Railroad company,
claiming 10 U- ~ uuumItiee Ut tue 80
allied brotherhood otkallway Employees,
did on March =, 1873, at Wiusiuw, de-
napd - JUhn DsnHir, Us superintendent
uI transportation. and Rlchard English,
As master mechanic uf said railroad com.
pany. that the said 4. W. Wright should
IL reInsthted aud pay gwen HIM
for the time he was suspended; and
that Bruce IyirE, who had been DIS
charged as claim agent by said rail
road company, should Uo' appointed sta.
ton agent al " InslOw, ana that the sta.
tiuu agent at NILsiuw should be Iis-
cha ged 10 make room for said II Ter
unr Il h. ParSOtL should be- promoted
ltOu lflrgus conductor 10 "a passeuger
conductor, aud that l.. Is. Miller, VINO
n"d tOrmeriy Dueh "a freight conductor,
aud mad been promoted W the COMPANY
To u passenger conductor on said road,
shuuid Ue put back to u freight train,
, aud h.s pace as passenger conductor be
gwen to SAID PARROT, aud other de.
nauds specified 10y said parties should
b. granted, auu,
" hefeas, lne SAID parties threatened
chat uu,rss such deuIandr Urfe INSTANTLY
Complied Win, that tuey would stop the
ruuIc operation VI said road, ana pre-
vent toe further running or operation VI
trans theicIu uutil the above deuIAnu
and others acre complied with, aud
W her, ~, All this Was done without
Huy investigation UeIIg made, ~ far as
sN.ug to ths railroad conipa an oppor
funny To b- pt.seut aud Ue heard, and
HIthout any notice To or consultation
Win either the Brotherhood VI Locomo.
; tive EugIu.efs, the Order Of Railway
tue bt l<OcO
motive FIlrmen, the brotherhood uf
KallAay TraIum-n, or the Orde. Of Rail.
wa! I.Irgraphrrs, although the parties
nhGlug tnose demands each belonged u
come one VI the SAID orders; anu
" EeTeas, These demands were made
without any consideration VI tho RIGHTS
ut tue ynrIuus labor organizations above
Gaulcd, or the rights VI tue railroad com
phuy, aud ~er. made IN an arbitrary aud
! illegal manner, aud IA n manner gnu
spirlt which should DO condemned by all
far mIuued men; aud
Whereas, The said railroad com Any
Whs compelled by reason VI such threats
10 comply with such demand, to pre-
vent great p-cunisry iuss not ouly ~ the
railroad company Itself, but 10 it's em
p.uyes belonging To the orders above
named, who would be compelled ~ bs
idle during such a strike as was threat
eued.
Now. therefore, We, the ohairmen VI
III" different organizations above named
except the NJ. called Brotherhood oi
Railway Employees, on the line oi the Al.
iautic X Pacific railroad, in mass meet
NIX assembled ON this thirteenth day ol
March, ls93, 1T Albuquerque, for the
purpose ~ considering the action oi
forth, do hereby resolve:
That the action Of said employees pre-
tending To act as IA committee Of the 30
called brotherhood Ut Railroad En-
plOl ~, b. aud the same IL hereby con.
deinued as greatly detrimental to the in
t-Iet not ouly Of the railroad company
itself, but to the interest Of every sm
ploye connected with it; aud DO II
further
Resolved, That such actions as are
hereby condemned are detrimental to
the best Interests Ut not only the pubic,
tue employees u the railroad compan,
and the railroad itself, but 10 good
peace and order of the commu nl lea
through which the Atlantic 4 Pacific
runs; and be It further
Resolved, That We desire 20 pu blicly
state that We have heretofore found the
management Of the Atlantic a Pacific
railroad To DO willing TO receive aud
listen To all complaints presscte ted to II
10y our different organizations, and TO
give Ia the same careful consideration,
and TO act fairly and justly with such
organizations. and 10 live mp TO the
agreement entered into between u aud
such organizations aud that, therefore.
there 10 not and has not been TO our
knowledge any reason TOR such hasty
and ill-advised action a. that taken by
said employes At WinslVw, and which