Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-22
THE SITUATION AT ALHY.
Glosses as 10 Tho Cause Of Tho Nine.
Closing.
rhs worhmtn's Conduct surely Not
Improper ltrst wan
Probably Reveal che "NIgzcr
ia the fence"
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RED CAsYoS, Uinta, wyo,, Jan. 10.
Tho tight TO guess eth exists or con.
tiuuos at Almy, aud many theories
aro still floating Ia tue air with regard
to the Almy situation.
On Tuesday, the 10TH inst, oil the
workmcu belonging to the No. q. r.
mine, who had any money to draw OF
tho company after their store bill was
paid, were paid up In full, aud were
gwen ~ understand That their services
would not be required Ia future, Aud
the store credit was closed against all
such persons.
Again, wo hear that one mine will
reopen ana resume iull work after this
month II out. And again, wv IsaTn
that when the No. ". 4. fe.opuuH,
only small number OF tho old hands
win be- taken back to the mine.
Now, Mt. Eiitor AS tue right VI
public opinion Hull exists, allow me 90
prod % tho depth Ot this disease, In tho
hope that tue true cause may b. found.
The u. T.. has imposed al additional
advance on the freight Of nuy cents
per ton from Almy 10 Ogdun, uud n
further claim 10 IA tde on the &. T.. that
that they pay all the wage Of the
wofkmcn employed by the u. T..
between hlmy aud Evanston VINO are
engaged In tho freight VI employed on
the track. We believe that this last
demand has not yot been accepted nnd
are inclined 10 think thRt " iOrms Que
part Of the trouble. Bul we are salts
He'd that there N something else buhiuu
She screen. Lot uB draw AIl4u tho
veil, that We may see the VI Jet clear.
What about this hall dollar extra on
the ireighl2 VINO II 10 pay 70? Wiu
this e.. A.. hand over % tho u. T.. $500
per Jay Out VI tuoir own purse, or viii
they not rather hand II over by TrduC-
ing tho WOTk.nEmun's wages. Let uB
pause for the AnHwer till February l..
Well, Mr.. Editor, We thought trat
the shutting down OF the Union Pa.
cahc No. mine was bad enough ON
the workmen VI Almy, bus T. DO
branded with the "inuuHdlafy stamp
Is rather more than was ex prClud, aud
We think little more thHu they de-
serve. lie there any lhing done BY the
late Uni0n Pacific wOrkmeu that IL 10
lo a bar 10 their To.cupagrmuut At the
Almy mine? We do MT KNOW Of any
act they have committed 90 Justify
such a steEHnd We hope that no such
step Will BE- taken. But the whisper be
loud enough ~ catch our ear, that an
WOrkmen who have taken part IN the
different committees, such As yeiiti0n.
lug tho Union Pacific company,
Flut, 10 give every workman d |
fec pass 10 other mining Cenlen;
seconu, " leaye sufficient number |
OF lonued cars with Goals 10 set the 4
families Ui tue wUrzmuu thruug tue |
winlti; soCoud, ~ grant supply OF |
PROVISIONS ~ ail the families while /
their bread.Winntfs ufl from them |
hunting work. We have always uu.
dcIslOOd that gentleman who n
Identified with % business firm Is ready
10 welcome au honorable committee 10
canvass wrong auI establish rlgnLand
thereby keep tho buslntss steady going;
but iu luis case IL seems otherwise.
Hut IL there not something else In
the diBtuuct7 Let us ruei IA reduction
Will be- needed on the working cost Di
the mine when rtOpguud, Aus perhaps
these men might not feel Inclined 10
accept II anu 10 prevent trouble u muy
suit the u. T.. 10 prefer "a darker colorvu
class u w0rkmeu who would work Tor
lesa money. H. ~ H.