The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-25

changed. each motorman and conductor
shall have the right to make the selection
Of his run IN accordance with his contiT.-
uoas employment In the service OF the
company. as provided above, with Inc ex-
ception OF emergency schedule.
"AIl regular schedules shall be posted
at least ten days prior to their COINS into
effect. in order to give each motormah
and conductor the right to sign up for
the run ne desires. In case vacancy
should occur. such run shall be open 10
general choice. and shall be posted on
the list and 18th days of each month
Emergency time tables will be run on
for a period Of seven days without the
selection of runs, but should they remain
in force longer than that period, taen
notcrmen and conductors shall be given
the right TO select their runs in accord
ance with the provisions Of this section
Men Who Are Held.
sec. 10. All motorrnen and conductors
who~ssork or are held by duty at the
car station longer than schedule amount
of time their run calls for shall receive
full pay for such time. Extra men viii
not be paid for regular showing-up re-
ports. All other reports will be consid-
cred as being marked for run and shall
pay no less than one hour for the same.
1t is understood, however. that regular
showing-up reports mentioned above are
intended to cover all runs
.Sec. II. Where employees are required
to lay off to look up evidence or to give
testimony in cases of accidents or other
cases in which the company requires sucn
services, they shall receive pay at the
same rate of wages that they would have
received. had they been operating their
cars: provided such employe has carried
out the rules Of the company to secure
The names of witnesses at the time when
accidents occur.
'.Sec. II. Uniforms Of blue serge ma
teriaI 70 be purchased in the open mar
ket. style and cut to be named by the
cornDanv
.'Sec. L. Bulletin boards TO be placed
at all car houses for the use of the asso-
citation.
The Wage Schedule.
''Sec. H. It is further understood and
agreed that during the continuance Of
this agreement the wage scale shall be as
follows: Motormen and conductors be-
gfnners' for the first year. p cents per
hour: after the first year, 30 cents ner
hour. IT is also agreed that an increase
granted to all carbarn and repair-shop
employees, said increase of 10 per cent to
apply also to track sweepers.
Sec. Is. This agreement and the pro-
visions thereof shall continue in force
and be binding upon the respective parties
hereto until the - and from year to
year thereafter unless changed by the
parties hereto, either of the parties here
to desiring a change In any section or
sections of this agreement, shall notify
the other party in writing of the desired
change, fifteen days prior to the end of
each year, which is the -. After such
notice the agreement shall then be opened
up and the change or changes desired
shall be considered. Upon failure to reach
a mutual agreement upon any change de-
sired by the parties hereto, the same shalt
be arbitrated as provided for in this
agreement. and shall be then entered into
and become part of this agreement.
For Comp 1y's interests.
Sec. 16. 1t Is further understood and
agreed between the parties hereto that
in consideration of the foregoing said en-
ployes viii, to the best of their ability.
work at all times to the best interests of
the company; that they will keep such
strict compliance with all rules and reg
ulations of the company and cheerfully
OBEY all orders from officers of the same
when not in conflict with the rules and
scale of wages entered into in this agree
ment- They further agree at all times to
protect the property of the company from
injury at their own hands or at the hands
Of Others when in their power to do so:
that in the handling of cars at all times
20 use their best judgment and use every
effort to prevent injury TO property and
person of the travelling public
Sec. IL. This agreement shall take eff
feet and be binding and in full force from
and after the 1st day of April, 1907.
Signed Executive Board Division No.
$50, A a. CT s. & z. r. E. of a.
y. III. LAMONT
A. p. NELSON,
"A. Fl. BURT.
-. D. MCARTY
-. A. REEDER,
JOHN JONES.
B. J. PADDOCK.
WILLIAM COOKING.
THOMAS w. Palmer"