Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

I the Amalgamated Copper company 10
| control stock manipulation, and was
| not directly caused by the injunction
| issued yesterday by Judge Clancy. Tie
| also said that Judge Clancy's decision
| yesterday was IN line with the NORTH
ern Securities decision.
scALLoN's REPLY
President william Scallon Of the An
| aconda Copper company this afternoon
made the following statement IN an
swer to Mr. Heinze, In which he says
Regarding the shutdown that Is a
| matter TO be dealt with by Itself, IN any
| event independent Of the discussion o,
| criticism contained In the personal
| statement OF Mr. Helnze. This VIII be
done IN due time II the occasion re-
quires.
ITO lawyers and laymen alike who
happen 10 be acquainted with the
Northern Securities case, TO which Mr.
Helnze refers. hts assertion that the
provisions OF Judge Clancys decision
are very nearly IDENTICAL with the or
der issued by the circuit court OF APP
pehls, In the merger case. indicates
either gross ignorance on Mr.. ieinze
part or desire TO pervert the facts. In
the Northern Securities case the order
directed the retransfer OF the stock to
It's original owners and recognized the
property rights Of the Northern Securi-
ties company. Judge Clancy's decision,
on the contrary, so far as II goes, de-
clares that the adverse party has no
rights whatever. prohibits any trans
fers and simply proposes to wipe out
the property rights"
Continuing, Mr.. Scallon said that
there was no truth In the statement
that Mr.. Rogers, president OF the
Amalgamated company ordered the
shutdown 10 affect the stock market.
The actual number directly thrown
out of employment In Butte Is $500,
These include the men In the Boston
& Montana mines, the Anaconda mines
the Syndicate group. the Butte & Bos-
ton mines the Parrot group, the Colo
RADIO mines, the Colorado smelter, the
Washoe group the Butte 4 Boston
mines and the switching crews and
other employees Of the Butte Anaconda
e Pacific railway. who have to DO with
shipping ore from the hill mines To
Anaconda and Great Falls
AT ANACONDA
AZ Anaconda the Amalgamatcd EN-
ployes Mt the new WughOe shelters,
at the lime kilns, AZ the silica quar-
riea, AT the brickyard and at the
foundry are thrown out
The closing OF the Boston a Montana
smelter at Great Falls VIII leave many
hundreds of men there out Of employ
ment Then, too, there are the em-
poyes OF the Blackfoot Milling COM
pany, In the woods, and I'm the saw
mill ut Bonner, the same class of men
working for the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company's lumber department,
which centers in it's big mill at Ham
ilton, probably the coal miners at Horr,
the coal miners at I}elt-all these go
out
The company operates extensive coal
mines at Diamondvile, Wyo. While
these viii not be entirely shut down,
because they supply coal TO the trade
az well as to the company, the output
VIII be limited materially.
The Butte. Anaconda 4 Pacific rail-
way will be- able TO dispense with prac-
tically all its freight crews because
thore will be no ore TO transport to
the Anaconda shelters ore shipments
from Butte to Anaconda have aggre-
gated about 5000 tons n day,