Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-09
o,ooni,ers Address the Men and Ad-
yised Them to Remain Firm
At All Cost.
ARE UP TO THEIR OLD TRICKS.
rotnown Parties Tie Threatening No.
tce on Door Knob of Loyal Miners
At Sunnyside.
,special to the "News.")


sunnyslde, Utah, Dec 9'-orsah'@e's
nemori Kelliher and Price held .
meetlng here yesterday with the strlk-
era and advised them to remain quiet
ana pegSeable. They We're assured that
n thew remained firm that the union
vould be recognized and trainmen
would refuse to haul the coal and coke
from the mine.
AIN BAILEY and George Woodhead
called ON Jack Hunter on saturday last
and tried to persuade him to quit work
and ioin the union; failing to convert
him they told him he would be sorry
when the union was recognized.
on Monday night the following note
was tied on the door knob of Bin Will
lams tent:
Mr.. Bill Williams we want you to
come out with us and stay with us In
favor Of the union, and II you don't,
look out for yourself We were watch
Ing you and Jack Hunter to the Office
last night, so see what you can find
out"
The following notice was posted yes
terday:
"In view Of the number of applca-
lions having been made by discharged
employees on this company who have
been out on strike since Nov 3, this is
10 give fair notice that these applca-
tons for work AS we'll as any others,
which may be made will be received
and considered up TO o'clock p. IN. of
Dec ., 1908, and prompt answer be
made to same, after which time no fur
Their applications whatever from dis
charged employees will be received or
considered by this company.
(Signed) j. II. SHARP,
Superintendent.
Approved. f. N. CAMERON.
General Superintendent.
Sunnyside, Dec. $. 1908.
Hereafter strikers will not be allowed
to loaf In the store and talk strike as
they have done, Two hundred and four
miners are working in the mine today
coal dumped yesterday amounted to
GS tons,
SWede who applied for work yes
'erday told the strikers that he had
called the strike off and was going to
work by d-m.
reports received this morning, at the
aalt Lake offices of the Utah Fuel com
pdny from the coal fields, state that
at sunnysIde 20 more miners went to
voIk today than there were az work
yesterday And at Clear Creek there
were SIX more men. The other camps
hal not been heard from.
TWO Italian strikers were arrested at
@oheld last evening for intimidation
SnI threats to XIII the deputies. one
Haliah was given 20 days and the other
~ nays in the county Jail for disturb
ing the peace.
:, NoId was sent up this morning from
ueIper mat Demolli and three other
leh We're ON the nOrthbound train, and
uouIl probably for Salt Lake as they
Soulu not be allowed to disembark at
99coheld, should they go there. II is be-
neVed In this city that the agltators
are 10 stop over here to consult with
representatives. OF the Utah Federation
=, LABOR relative TO assistance of some
Allld' II is surmlsed also that the men
'nSy go also to Wyoming, and try to
val the men out of the mines there.
GENERAL Cannon will return south 40
we coal lields tomorrow morning. He
says everything is quiet there now, but
"ndt may turn up when the evictions
ale D'gun can only be conjectured The
SSeneral IS pleased at the way Governor
MeIls talked TO Demoll and says that
ule agllator Is no better really than the
average Italian fruit pedler and this
newspaper talk about his fine presence
nne speech, and pleasing address and
tnldllness Is all rot, General Cannon
mas no use for Demolli