The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-30
THIS MORNING BRINGS
CRISIS IN COAL STRIKE
Miners Seem to Have Joined
Fortunes With the Others
EvoOns Also Expected Begu-ncdents Of Sunday Utah
Coal Camps.

quick transportation to the county. Jail
at Price. But the union men were
PROSECUTING Just the same, although
keeping out OF sight of the civil auth
critics and the military as much az
possible
Operators We're Busy.
Neither were the operators idle to-
day. Everything possible was done
20 hold men who have NOT struck The
most has been made of the governors
telegram to General Cannon in which
the executive urged the utmost pubH-
city be given the order to protect work
ing miners and their families. Notices
containing an extract from this mes
sage i'm English. ItaiIan and Finnish
have been posted fin every conceivable
public place and repeated verbally.
AT Winter Quarters an tools belong
ing to the striking miners were hauled
out Of the mines and deposited ON the
railroad track. Many OF The men
claimed their tools while others ignored
them. The Union men are much en-
couraged over The reported early arri-
val of Organizer Con KeIiiher. who may
reach Scoheld tomorrow.
The following message. sent from
Helper by horseback messenger reached
Scoheld today.
William Lewis. scodeId-Dear Sir
and Brother-PIease let the people
there know that they win set relief
Monday. Tell them not 20 be dis
couraged.
(Signed) con KELLIHER."
Meeting Was Authorized
The arrival of DR. Cuneo italian con-
sui. from Denver last night. created
a stir among his cOuntrymen- This
morning a large number Of italian
strikers gathered at union headquarters
90 select representatives 60 interview
the consul on their behalf. Deputy
marshals attempted 40 break up the
meeting. but were shown am order from
General Cannon granting permission
for the gathering Cuneo held "a levee
in his hotel all day.
Company T.. stationed at ScOfeId,
held an election this morning FOR Lieu
tenants. Ernest JOrgeusen, formerly
second Lieutenant. was chosen for the
higher rank. Sergeant John Domgaard
was elected second lieutenant and AXel
Peterson was promoted to Domgaard'
former position
General Cannon and staff have been
absent at Sunnyside all day. Colonel
GreeneWald commanding the troops I'm
. the meantime. Tt IS stated no eviction
viii be attempted at Winter Quarters
tomorrow as most Of the men own
houses on company land These viii
be served with notice 70 quit in thir-U.
DAYS. At Clear Greek the situation u
entirely different. A great majority Of
the. miners houses in addition TO the
land are owned by the company Those
occupying them have but five days in
which to move and It is understood that
this times expires tomorrow in most
cases.
Demolli's Case.
Friends of DemoUi. Mine Workers
I oragnizer. who is in jail at Price, are
determined that the hearing of the ha-
beas corpus case tomorrow shall not
be a repetition of the farciCsl trial held
at ScofeId. A delegation will go to
Price to testify in his favor Interested
parties have taken exception TO news
paper reports OF Demollis arrest and
conviction that, as a matter OF fact, the
truth was told very mildly Proceed
ings with military attachment were
/ peremptOry and not fin accord with or
I binary American standards.
Rumors were current today that the
/ Utah Fuel company has arranged 20
bring I'm a large number of miners from
outside this district. Company officers
state that many men want To come
/ hire and state THAI offers of help have
come from Virginia other men, the
/ company states, have volunteered from
I Sanpete valley. Miners who have left
work are being paid off as rapidly as
/ they present themselves at the company
: offices at Winter Quarters.