Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

e=--r,1Jivaa 2f tEa various mcrcan- file Es7i.= ot The city. officials of the vari.--- raiir5ads and Mayor Collins. Nr:... :. fr.r tercl1an%e of ideas was Sai for mere than three hours.
 Gave~E.. crane. although not present ai Jaie meeting personally. had rep resa1lafivr ia attendance and kci:t in elas- touch Eith ali it's ir1c-e.iings. in which lr m"Uiies,ad thc greatest i2- Jer-~J
 T's'. .at..u.a rr t.,e p.e,tiug was the appointment ct g c.'rialrittea Of seven to d..i-- some plan that night bs mutu- aIls agreed upon as 8 basis of srttl"- lcen3- The cornittes waited upon tie 9oe.rna, end Wa- clos tied with him for ,vn hours. ln tha IF -an1ime a large .uinra- of l..i.1- .rI-.ess l;aG arrived ;it -he -..-. h3-s. and went int. confer ---:,.. ]. t-.. council chandler. l- Ei"h aG- i:irs tn. rlicr .f t.,e governor.
 T-. la:.~ between in .nrIis was open m"-E ur ,h- ,iu-e amt there was a gen e4ui .zDn"urr of i'!a-s. E,Varycac was 4iveu aa ouportum-y to express his t.G..s. md al.c th"r" Was Unanimity cr sentiment th9J everything possible sa,..l be don. ID brlle tha stiilln to d .ui, termination. there was g di
 
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 Governor Crane. ,sh.ie impressing -le.- -lss. present th- fact that h. had p. aut..ri..- ,, ,s,ak. pledges far any a- t-.. ia,er-es-s parties. made Jhr fol-
 -i- t.. -,liz- i- de. Jared of and .r-. -r trr u--r y.ro can will return ta tr... .,.Ik. .lli as governor of the ,.-r..i.e1U .llJa. vae ms best efforts ua-n t1- -s.v Talk. 1>eW Haven x -iar-luli is.j.r.s.i to haV- them ado2y rules t.aj ~iH b- ia conformity With ,f-s. aire.G.- a-ati-d ',y the Boston & L..iu. 'siiraaG r,z-..t.j.i iS the loading and u-i.4ainE rf tc-Ins-
 T-. .:e~juu t, -idiu- roads rul- is tl 5-..En, h:n3!,rs arc not required ,p -- upon t.,r tracks of forwarding concerns .ui a-si-t in unloading sr.l-Hl The -tv-smn" further agreed :s s.. tue ,ai-!"l- of the Boston X Maine Pos.ou < Albany and New l..l- New Fat,u tl liar; ford railroads and tn. various steamship lines and u.-. taeu to reiust-te as many of the .re. as thu uoSsiai; can
 ' t:...-r.r c:.E, iiuPr esseG everyone n with his deep interest in the t9aie1 and fl was largely through lis .-il. -re that the representatives ol II-...l present UUaUim0Us1y agreed 70 r-c.s-l-s.,-d t. their various unions tuat th.. st-i;.- bn declared off and that .ss.v I4n now "u strike return to w,iE tcuurroU. This decision was received ,ti,h iat,us. satisfaction by all who participated in the conference. for al- t1.--l t was net effective until it haI t=-- t~rIrally ratified ly the indiViduai ,;Dicus 1t was conceded that it meInt tiie termination of d gigantic batll7 b5tw. n unionisn ana ncn-unionism nat has crippled the commerce of Eos- ton fcr the past four days and caused s1eat irconv -ntence and expense uu,n its ns~ch1Tts and citizens.
 ',hen the c.nfer-rca with the govrr- i.1r ended ro,tiHG remained for the ,rH---ittse s7-,-g gt To maEr its report tH t.- beard oE arbitration. After the ry- l-.gt .--. been ai apt-G the mey ting was dis. .. Immediately th- dacisf-n ja csu .L th- strike had been rcach-:l. t!-s labor leaders hurried :i.m the state P -=- tf Iut d. n=-iC.- in touch with their -ia-.tiVe unions. special n'....t- i--2- ,- which ..I- hei..= l;eI.i in auiiri- i.t--. -t tho u. r-s.-ii. f-- 4uirN arti-l -a -..-. Eil3.
 Ar.. -i:s c.Wa,i,t- had Lift thc @.,- ...'..'. tli. latter ovrGc~>.I t1 tho il .,,.s- I.ti'- i.s.reS S,u'atiyrS his great pi"i.:.- , r. -lU in. r.s,l- attained by tn c.,u- f.r -,... Sait h.: "Iu@slnurh as tl. 1. .-r...e a-s l'..l declared cil. it no1t b. a.- trr Git- .sf tna it.fiiic t1 dn it. IIi-t. .su.i rf tI.. .tHrr .nalluy.rs ni /, :a.,r. Jr ... flat i':- men wh, W.. : c-- "s-. l.-ia=tHt.i as far :.z puSs!bl-.''