Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THE WABASH AND
ITS employees
The Fight Has Gone no Further Yet Than
the Courts But It Looks Very Much as
If There Would Be "a Long,
Tedious Strike on the En-
tire System.
GEORGE GOULD WILL Be At ST. LOUIS ON
SUNDAY TO INVESTIGATE THE SITUATION

st. Louis, March c. The Wabasl
situation presents no new phase thi
morning, everything and everybody are
waiting on the attorneys representing
the firemen and trainmen, who are ex
pected to make the next move. They
are carefully considering the bills o.
particulars filed by the Wabash in its
application for the injunction granted
the other day and it is not known defin.
| itely when the answer will be ready tC
present in court.
It is stated that one of the grounds tc
be urged for the dissolution of the in
| junction will be the denial of the au-
thorization of letter sent to Wabash
employees at the time the vote was or
dered purporting to come from lead
er of the conference committee and
making threats against the company
Both Mr.. Morrissey and Mr.. Lee say
they had no knowledge of the letter un-
til it was used by the Wabash officials
in their plea for an injunction. Norris
sey and Lee intimate that they know
the author of the letter to be member
of their order who is q traitor to the
brotherhood and who wrote it to make
grounds for an injunction by the COM
pany. Messrs. Morrissey and Hanahan
are looking forward to the visit OF
George Could the head of the Gould
lines, including the Wabash to st.
Louis. Mr.. Gould is now in Chicago and
has announced that he will be In st.
Louis on Sunday and make a thorough
inspection of the lines. The leaders
here are of the opinion that Mr.. Gould
Is coming this way on special errand
to inquire into the situation between
the Wabash and it's employees
STREET RAILWAY MEN TO UNION
IZE.
New York, March ct is probable
that a union of the New York street
railroad men will soon be effected SIM
liar to that of the employees of the ele-
waited roads. President Mahon of the
Amalgamated Association of street rail-
way employees of America is here for
that purpose.
S.=.=..e= =s=ss
manded regular order for it. Mr. LleW-
ellyn said the bill was one for the good
of the territory and could be easily un-
derstood. Mr. Cristoval Sanchez said
the history would be very interesting
but he was opposed to rushing II
through. He moved to table Mr. Ba-
cas- motion. It was lost by IA to 8.
The bill was read in full. The rules
were suspended. Mr.. Baca moved the
passage of the bill and Mr.. Cristoval
Sanchez moved to make the bill spec
ial order for ten o'clock tomorrow. The
motion was not seconded and Mr.. Or
tega moved to table Mr.. Baca's motion.
The bill was read in Spanish. Mr.. Ba-
ca demanded the previous question on
the passage of the bill and it was Or
dered. The bill was passed by % to 2,
Messrs. Ortega and Cristova1 Sanchez
voting no. The House took recess of
30 minutes in order that Republican
caucus might be held.
The caucus adjourned at $3.50. The
speaker called to the chair Mr.. Bowie.
Mr. Montoya moved to suspend the
rules and take up Council Bill NO. lo2,
An act to create Sandoval county Mr..
Montoya said when the bill was first
presented to the House. he wrote to the
mayor of Albuquerque expressing ms
views on the division of the county and
he stands on the sentiment then ex-
pressed: "The white winged dove OF
peace" he said, has come to the Repub-
lican party and representatives of the
business interests OF. Albuquerque are
here to demand the passage of the Dill.
All interests are now agreed on the Dill
and he said he Is for the bill. Berna-
lilo county now presents an unlted
front for the bill. He closed by NOV
ing to suspend the rules. His remarks
were greeted with applause. The mo-
tion prevailed unanimously. Mr.. Mon
toya then moved the reading Of the
bill the second and third time by title.
This was ordered. Mr.. Martin Sanchez
moved the bill be read by title prepar-
atory to passage and this was done.
Mr.. Montoya moved the passage of the
bill and it was passed unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the vote
was ordered reconsidered,, and the mo-
tion to reconsider was tabled. House
Bill No. 143 was then taken up under
suspension of the rules. It provides
that the school board Of Santa Fe may
issue bonds for new buildings. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Pedro Sanchez, the bill was
passed. Council Bill No. 81, an act to
provide funds for paying for the print
ing of the rules of the district and SUI
preme courts, was taken up under sus-
pension of the rules. The bill was
passed. The House then adjourned un-
til two o'clock Monday afternoon.
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