Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-02

.ne new ones are all good and win re.
nam WIN US as long as we need them.
our old workmen left with great re-.
Ivy ana one Of them said TO the union
aeleeate that he believed a serious mis-.
.,'Ae was being made; that he was get
',ng 81 a Gay for eight hours work and
mat he had put several thousand doI,
~, .a INTO the bank under such condi.
tloas while working for US and natural.
ne did not take kindly 10 the PROPOSE
,loh OF being thrown out Of work ia or
ger 70 comply with a rule which he
force ''e"' " w
Continuing, the Messrs. Anderson
sad: We are what Is termed Originally
N the building line, and let contracts
70 some OF our w0rkmen, who are en-
u'led TO employ whoever they can get
as long as they get competent helm.
Ihey have told US that they win stand
uy us-that they lived before unions
came INTO existence, and that they win
continue to live after the unions are
gone NO, we anticipate no further trou-
PIE at least for the present, We have
oeen considerably annoyed and some
what bampefed by what has already
taken place. Notwithstanding the fact
that Building Trades Council gave no.
tees that Its new order should not take
erect until April LIST delegate came
up here on 10 our ground and tried to
lnnuenct our men TO strike then and
there-lhat Is, the union part OF them.
This fellow was told that II would
hardly be the right thing 10 do. but he
assured them that the union would find
work for them, and that It was their
duty to quit, and that We could go to
h--l Naturally, we feel that We have
a grievance. When this union delegate
came around again today we told him
that he must never show bis face here
again. that II he dld we would have
him arrested for trespassng, II Is not to
be supposed that we viii permit the
seeds Of dissatisfaction to be sown In
the mnds OF our workmen, without OBJ
lection on our part, The man said he
would not come back and we don't
think he WILL" 7TH48
just as soon as the Anderson firm
gets through building the eight houses
now under way at the corner Of First
South aud Tenth East, II will begin the
erection Of an eight house terrace at
the corner Of Second South and Eighth
East
Il Is understood that the men who so
reluctantly left the employ of the An
derson Bros today will lay their case
before We executive board OF the
Building Trades Council tonight with
o view to securing some sort OF modiii-
cation and A permit 10 return to work.
The Mastst Builders met IN the rooms
I OF the association IN the Nottingham
block last evening and reviewed the
situation and discussed business gem
orally. The concensus OF opinion was
that the outlook was very bright for the
trades and the good supply OF building
materials on hand was encouraging.
Among other things which came up for
discussion and vas unanimously adopt
ed by those present was the PROPOSE.
ton that In sll contracts there$hould
be inserted clause TO the effect that
no contractor or sub-conractor should
be held TO a contract when work was
lmpeded by the action OF the men EN-
ployed who went out on strike for high
er wages. Several applications ior
membership were received before the
meeting adjourned.