Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31

...,,,o at Winter Quarters ,rs,,.,
/ 10 - .''I Creek mines is pTa' sSact.
/ .ni c.l' ., I,,, and the miners al l.,c,,
i u aa' y, Jain in number are an lIo',ns
d e FE' \. \. a outcome Of the meeI, ing
ri.l'. - ", .,at, board Of arbitrator ,g.,,aa
~, vas Y. commenced in ,. COL 0 %S,'
4 ,s., ia hi, city shortly after .
n ms angio1a ,,., consists Of Mr.
The s 's.lio,. chairman: Mr. Mr., y Wan n
J5An Nl,l ..,stary. and colohel ,,"e
A Di,tI ,'ol seed aoors. Al press tlnlS
mt osa'I Manager sharp was oo limit,
Gsts'al n, nsas the miners eo'll'"'''
yi.b ln.n .,, Inc In the ante-rooui,, ,,,,oy
ri a,s v ...asriime the Pleasant Nal'ey
. "a. nm has decided to close ~, ~
col '; o.. sn indefinite period TlIh ,S Sas
mines i3 s. a. IN, i following notice was
,..' ~ as scodeId yesterday I al'' II has
'o 'o. ~ sccount OF the STRIKE l y
"Vn 80, 81 IA close down WIi NV,
eei ls''I mine indefinitely Az ' WV
Quarters ''', now al work are here .Ss
.Ss1 n" d settle up and can ~ Until
. 90 Office FOR 'helT PAY be al.
a ii'iay February 2, 1901, VIII " o %
s.,.iaS ", men TO take their tools ou'
q he nine ....si5o and Castle
n' lH, .illi working along conIeh,eIi,J,
g'S ss "A n Is said, are afraid ths' a. -
.pu ,,in ~ N he state board OF AZ ar.
,hs 'is."1 1oes moi terminate fayoraply
~ me ,ss men who are idle az tne . o'"t 80
ms Nat the strikers VIII Solle ,S ,o
\. ,To mining camps and induce IN. wv
~ ~ isy down their tools ana wan l,,
m, through sympathy From .I lsp ,ne 'S
~, Come from Castle Gate me IVA
I. ,' ,Ast osmp are perfectly eontenIe1i
Nh MAT thy are doing ano 90 uos no,
.' ~ NJ Quit work in the middle Oh
winter ..,,r. cpN,rpAt.
# 1. said IN some quarters around AROUND
,,r.r toSav that the strike now uhae'
NAN IA but a preliminary 70 a eonVe ~
a movement on the part Of an ~, Wv
c,si n,nsrs In me vest II is state
mai there are agents at work IN ever
ann throughout Colorado, Uiah an
wyoming 10 induce the men 70 ~ "
IN strike for the universal betiermen
NJ the wages OF the coal miner q
lsrFe This assertion Is indlgDanul
denied by the strikers committee Q.
shree men which has made the Walkel
house Ms headquarters. The committee
,tate5 10 he News" this morning lnal
the strike originated solely az seollela
,mons the miners az WOrk there, ana
Md they have not been influenced IN
any way by outside unions or men. Al
the same time they say that they have
sopNed tor a charter for membership
N the United Mine Workers Of Ameh-
ca
THE COMMITTEE TALKS.
When seen this morning T. II. Hoye
of Clear Greek. and p J. Rooney and
n LEWIS George Of Scoheld. the miners
committee appointed 10 appear before
h, board Of arbitration. talked freely
b regard 10 the situation. In the course
81 their remarks they stated that they
+ bad no reason 70 doubt that the five
b camls would be organized under char
isn within a very few days and then
Ri ihJ V0.i be stronger than ever In
81 Der sght against the company They
+ nn gf0cesiei 10 state that they
h hUgl. hat their demands We're Just
u ~ light after which they went into
N l'l.e1 account Of their grievances
s'fg De lines already published They
siiis' hat The Castle Gate and sunny
b f's miners 10 The past had received a
f ,-csni and li.cent advance respective
10 iheIr wage schedule. and that the
f'ae' miners thought that they ought 20
irte's ne same consideration al the
iald' o the company They said that
Dc committee that had visited Castle
t1's had reported that the drivers In
,iai camp to be working on contracts
N maxim. their three dollars a day
JEl along, while the men at Clear
pea could only make $3.50 day.
4 AS TO THE Firms.
~ george then stated that they had
7l somewhat uisrepresented in the