Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

'AlA LAloN
! tlun desiring 10 do business here than
che would a company of her own cltl-
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mo. cir"
."H1ve you any ant-boycott or anti-
! blacklist law IN your Slater
1--WE have AN anti-hiacklist law"
'HnH that had 20 be applied yvt7'
Tho examination Mt this time closed
for the day.
WHAT MR. HANAUER KNOWS.
while ON the stand yesterday inter-
| noon, Nr. a. Hunauor Informed the
committee that he had been engaged
| IN mining ana smelling business fur
| thlrty-onc years. and had been par
| ucularly intercated in the Alliance.
| Brooklyn, Lucky BOY and other big
| mines. The mining Industry had im-
/ proved tho lnrt ysnr or go on account
/ o. the innuN Of eastern capital; 10 was
/ generally prosperous tho advance IN
| copper had stimulated &c. More money
/ would be taken out W the mines ln the
/ future than In the past. Tor the reason
| that they are bciur worked cheaper
| than formerly. Mines wore worked
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/ scale. Mining was legitimate and
/ inviting industry for capital and when
nucccl fully conducted the pruntn were
| greater.
AZ to tho money invested In the
/ mining Industry, tho wage SCALES IN
/ vogue. the chances tn anve money
/ by tho miners and their moral and ao-
| clni conditions Mr.. Hanauer took about
! the same stand and explained matters
| m the same way uH dld Mr. Chambers
and Mr.. Allen Wednesday.
REGARDING BINGHAM WAGES.
There WINS only one camp In Utah
whore wages did not come up 10 the
average. ana that was bingham. a
urunt of % OF 20 cents a ton was CON
ddofod a paying proposition on some
| chnfuUtrru OF lpW-gradr 0fv, and Bling
| ham WINS nm example 81 that kind OF %
| camp ana that accounted Tor tho dis
parity IN Wages as compared with
other camps. Men employed IN the
/ Hfnolter1 formerly contributed 81 a
month each. ana In consideration OF
| that payment were given the choice OF
an accident Insurance policy or hos
| pital privileges. About 90 per cent
| Of them took the Insurance.
Mr. kcnucdy-You say the men had
the option Of taking an accident
/ policy or hospital prlvllcgoH. n they
took neither were they Disseminated
| agninrtg
They mover were"
| The olrht-huur law naturally worked
beip The om ,os VEN py' ,n mSS'' w. KY
HannueT thought. There was not much
Hlgit, S, ,,l ip h'S,,ean'o unngr VIC
v ,...,l nnur wv ", ~ y" ln'.'l W'lh
was concerned, ocrau.e there was Pc
much work 10 BE- performed ovgry hour
anyhow. Ito thought though, that
ciFht-hour inlnef1 would do aa much
! work as ton-hour mon. Many ut The
mines worked rllh,'honr ahllia hsior.
the law Wls passed. sunday lay-oua
were AN rlght when men took ode
! vantage Of them % rest up, but whore
tho lagoon was taken advantage o. 10
carouae, It was certainly detrimental.
proximity 10 mincs nnd the majority
| Of miners. when laying on. found their
| way 10 them.
| what u your opinion OF permitting
tho concentration of the smelling In
| duatry|'
There la no particular harm IN % IL
| Il ~ controlled They might abuse
| thoir power. hut hp dh not look for
them 10 do w. The combination was
| not strong enough 10 destroy compctl-
| tlnn. Ito ana NOT know whether ID was
| strong enough 10 rat rates from rpY.
roads which would kll competition, hut
under thr Interstate commerce. ACT he
/ ana not roe how 10 could be- d,lo ono
/ cltizpn should have no nuynntnEe over
| another.
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! MI' N,uN.uF NHA your hulelt't
| run NY ~ p'"N' uHllNi 'h' past "''tlH
years .,.o
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