The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-29
SiR.KE 6 ,ON ING BlTTIR
A Large Number of Strikers
Return NC to Work

striking workmen at the stockyards.
Swift & Co. today tossed a bomb into the
camp of the sympathetic strikers belong
ing to the Allied Trades by posting the
following public notice:
"All help leaving our employ July 1925
will be paid in full at our Forty-first
street market paymaster's window, be-
ginning Thursday, July 2s. at 8 a. m.
(Signed) SWIFT & CO."
The appearance of the no Ice was greet
ed with angry exclamations from the
crowds that soon gathered to read and
discuss the move. The place named for
the men to apply for their money is out
side the stockyards proper, at Iialsted
street and Exchange avenue. 1t was Sc
lected as affording the least possibilities
Of disorder.
Acc riding to the employers there were
plants here today, taking the places Of
more than Is. 40 strikers.
Complications growing out of the meth
cd of handling meat by rail, adopted b.
the packers in supplying the | cal trade
were today reported to President Golden,
of the packing house Transfers union,
as likely to be responsible for trouble
with the teamsters employed by retain
dealers and supply h uses throughout tn
city.
The strike leaders took under consider
alton a move to induce the retail marke
Drivers union to refuse to handle meat
from the packing h uses affected by the
strike, ven If a general strike of retail
divers should be necessary. Reports
hat freight handlers in the employ Of tbs
yhicago Junction Railway compapny
ent on strike yesterday were denied to
lay by officials + the company.
While aboard a trolley car, Frederici
Matthew's, a negro strikebreaker. was
,ursued and attacked by a crowd oil
.trike sympathizers upon leaving the
,oekyards for home. No arrests wer,
lade.
Near the city hall. miles away from tn
t ekyards. Michael Harrity, a canister
eas kicked and beaten when a wage.
.oaded with meat started from Libby, Nc
Sci & Libby's branch wholesale marke
n South Water street. Picketing toda
vas IN earnest around the produce ceate
nd The nine Armour branches. the ign
swift branches and the four Morri
III lesale markets.
The hanging of eflgies was the princi
pal diversion among the str kers an
nike sympathizers about the ~stockyard
oday.
Miss Anna Reinhart, an Armour & CO
telephone operator, today ok up tn,
ems and drove a bus about the yards.
Arthur Meeker Of the Armour com
oany today declared that the answer civ
en- by the packers at the conference wit
he state board f al ALTERATION last nigh
reflected in It's ent rety the position o
he packers and that the statement a
tIibuted to him hat they were willing
go back TO agreements entered into witt
MIR. Donnelly's organization was entirel.
unf unded. "Our position Is" he sad
that we had an agreement with tht
butchers OF ganization and Allied Trade.
which they nave failed to live up to an
lnder the circumstances we do not carr
10 make any further agreements Will
lem, and We do not intend to enter int
any more C nferences with them.
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.
According to President Skinner of til
onion S,ockyafds and Transit compan!
800 s~tockhandleIs became dissatisfied wit
he prospects of the strike today and re
turned TO w~rk in the yards caring 70
-e livestock.
STRIKERS DESERT.