Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-13
CRIPPLE CREEK MINES RESUME
Military Dictator Says That no Mem.
bers of ". T. of NJ. viii be Allowed
To Remain ia District.
MINE OWNERS AND UNIONS CONFER
Statements Concerning Relations Bee
ing Prepared-Walking Delegate aud
Boycott to he Declared Against

cripple Creek, colo, June t3.-About
Us men are IN the bun pen a the pres
emit time A list for deportation has
been made out TO be presented to Gen
Bell, who win send them out today or
tomorrow. The total number viii be
between so and 49, IT the list which has
been prepared b. not amended by Cen
Bell. The destination OF the next par
ty to be deporled has not been Officially
announced and viii not be until the
train is wen outside tie district II L.
understood. however that the men will
be taken either to New Mexico or Utah,
Lieut.. Cole and squad have been
scouting in the neighhorhood ot Dunn
vile with a view 10 locating the r1cn
who were not captured by the military
after the fight last Wednesday Sol
diers who have returned say they were
shot at from ambush, hut were una bic
TO locate the persons who fred the
shots.
MINES RESUME
Practically an the large mines in the
district which closed down last Monday
after the explosion at Independence by
which more than 20 non union miners
were killed and injured are working
today. The Portland mine, which con
unued working until last Thursday,
when II was closed by military order,
has not yet been reopened, and the
company has not announced It's plans
| This is the only large mine IN the dis
trict inn which union miners have been
! employed during the 10 months since
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| been conducted ON the "open shop plan
| and nearly half the force OF 400 met
| laid off when Gen sherman NJ. BELL
| ordered the mines shut down, were non
| unlunlsts Gen Bell declares that no
| members OF the Western Federation ut
! Miners win be permitted TO remain in
| the camp, and that the Portland COM
| pany consequently viii be forced to fall
| I'm line with the policy OF the other mine
| owners who organized to fight the min
ors' federation,
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
After conference between repre-
sentatiyes Of various local unions and
! Of tho Mine owners association and
| the citizens alliance at which good
| feeling was shown on both sides, the
| employers agreed to make full and
| frank statement concerning their atti-
| tudc toward all organized labor
| committee IL today preparing a draft
| of such a statement which will be sub
| mitted to the central committee for
| approval before ii is made public II
| may be- ready for publication tomor.
row. Employers say that no radical
| action viii be taken except as TO the
| Western Federation Of Miners and al
| lind and kindred organizations The
! statement win declare that the Domino
! ton of the Western Federation Of Min
| crs will not be longer tolerated IN the
Cripple Creek district
AGAINST WALKING DELEGATES.
The walking delegate and the boy
| colt also viii be declared against Ia
| clear cut terms The District Trades
| assembly. as now constituted, employ
ers say. must De abandoned.
ON the other hand, the employers or
| labor viii place themselves ON record
| as against any lowering Of me existing
| scales of wages and hours.
There are large number Of local
| unions in the district the majority be-
| ing affiliated with the American Fed
| Grafton of Labor with which the en-
| pl1yers have no grievance. Matters
| seem Ia be- settling down gradually ana
| the bitter spirit Of luminosity which has
| prrvailed between various CLASSES Oh
| peopie seems 20 be ohating materially,
| More reason ana fairness are being
| shown in discussing the strike sltun-
tion IN an OF iis various phases ana
| causes.
MINERS ATTORNEY ARRESTED
A number Of arrests were made to-
! dav. the most important beng that OF
! Prank j. Haugs. attorney for tue
Western Federation OF Miners, the
arrest was ordered by Gen, Bell. Mr.
| Hangs was brought from Victor -
| Cripple Creek ana placed IN the puli
| pcn strict orders were given that
| he ho not allowed to communicate WIN
| anybody.
Cen zen said in connection with the
| arrest;
# was necessary for the peace, quiet
| and good OF the county OF Teller and
| the state of COlOrados
The contemplated Withdrawal az
| troops has called out a protest from
| the Citizens alliance and Mine own.
! crs' association. and 1t Us likely thRt
! GOV Peabody viii be asked 90 COM
! tiuue the soldiers In the field FOR an
! Indefinite period. The citizens say tntt
| martial law has had 1JluteiN erect
! and they fear that Il declared on at
present many Of the dcported men VIII
| return Saloons were permitted 70
reopen today
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