Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
COMMITTEE RETURNS.

James Royce. Oscar Anderson and
Pat ponu1uo hr.. 30 auoyu
bollormaEgH of thg local Shops who
went ru Dos Augulo. iur ,He purpose
OF conform. vuH tHr cla.. lines of
uclalH returned 'u tho City uu fur
delayed passenger Hn $50 l1f. S.s
fardoy afternoon
The lufouDss uf th, train convinced
the uoIlormukDrs committee chat tHy
engines OF The Santa De-. wo.i from
Albuquerque. are 300 very h1d C1uli.
lion. and are sadly boz Mood of fHp ut
ton'Ion Of skilled Ho.Iamabar
This morning. at "a mn..n. uI Tho
local HuIcrmakors union. tH. com
mite made its report. 8uI wl. Co
The effect that tho conference. which
was held from $3.50 uu @ last SAT-
uriat afternoon with General Nlu
Jsur Wy'H and General supuuutgud
emit SGuarl. resulted u u0 arr.o.
mput and Immediately thereafter aII
che union u0ilvrmatpw un Inc c0aef
limos Nero called out uu q strike
Those at Albuquerque. WIusl0V. Sells
man and san BCruarduo were already
out, but those a. Needles and Point
Richmond were az work. pending ue.
gutiatiuua for settlement OF the 900.
ncuIty when uo agreement was
reached tho union bullgrmakora at
Needles and Point Richmond also uuit
work
MI Royce called at The C.uzcu
office th's morning and stated that
the committee presented their side
ul tnv case. the proposition for 500
Element being rejected by Mr Wells
who. of course was acting for higher
officials Mr. Wells expressed rcgrp.
mat the conference failed 60 arrive
go some conclusion for settlement of
mo strike
Ih, following UH'crmakcr- attend
cd the conference. James Uoyco. Os
car Anderson. o. g. Dun1huo. AInu
Qucrquo William Uuuly. Winslow. ..
r. Aru..l seligmlu. A.. Timmous.
Point Richmond. b. r. Kylor. Need
Irs and y Kennedy san BCrnarlIno
Not a Sympathetic Move
ON, Oi Che bouDrmakers. Boz uIana
'o u ius Angeles Examiner reporter
said.
"Our strike is not q sympathetic
strike because the machiulgJs walk Il
cut We have grievance ol our own.
'At Albuquerque whom the striking
mnchinIsis places were filled by tho
company the bollCrmbkrrs wore told
by superintendent Bean that Hry
would not ho compelled Co work uu
engines with the unfair mon The Dat
ter were, however. placed on the same
work with our men who protested and [.
asked gporintoudpnt Bean to meet
their committee and talk the matter .
over This no refused 90 DO Then a .
meeting was arranged with General .
Manage. Wells and we ol the commit
too were selected from 1Il the unions
represented alouE the line The meet.
lns today was NOT productive ut
settlement Mr. Wells stood by Mr.
Bean and we have decided 200 call
strike"
Ah nNrtNnHluH lut situation Genera
Manager Wells said
AS che committee has told you.
we did mo-, determine upon q settle
mont From The evidence have been
touching upon their alleged grievance
] am sure Mr. Bean did not ton them
They would not hayo TO work with the
men engaged 90 nll the places OF the
striking macblulsts, neither did ho 70.
fuse to meet their committee Tho
Santa BE- officials do not refuse 10
meet with committees OF their en-.
piuycs. Some OF the bouormakcrs
have already struck and the commit
.gc has informed mo that others viii
bee called out We viii replace Thorn
'H quickly as possible and the work
LOO our shops viii not be delayed 10
.he least by tho strike.
We have had little trouble since
.he iirst strike was inauEuratod. Some
small deprodatlons have been com.
uittod on the company's property. and
II several shops we have deputy shor
fH uu guard