The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
Settlement Between
and Telephone Com,
5 4-a Is Delayed.
MEETING, HOWEVER.
ENTIRELY HAR'
Mr.. Elmore Goes to M,
Learn Temper Of
Strikers There

4, ~ WI lulII
tiement was accomplished In
ing between the representa-,
striking linemcn and the ,ela,
panies Tuesday. The strike,'
resented by Charles Elmore
reSentatiye, sent here by q,
dent McNulty Of San Frsnc;s
negotiations for the men vii
panles, and r. j. Curry. r. r
/. Roberts, Samuel B,rkbo',
u. Whitehead of the exscpt;,
tee Of the electrical work.
from the Bell company nrss
morning conference were d !
general manager; P. Somne
superintendent; c. s. McDor
superintendent, P. H. Irwin,
intendent, Salt Lake.
Tho meeting began about
and lasted until afternoon !
was made at settlement
terence confined itself to the
ascertaining inst what now
more has to effect n settIem,
men should terms be arriye;
able TO both him and the can
Bell s position is that it ref
ter into negotiations with
ers' representatives until Il
sort of a guarantee that thI
stand by what Mr.. Elmors
matter.
Leaves for Butts.
It is reported here that ii
Montana may not recognize
as having authority 10 bril-
settlement for the men, an
the temper of the strikers In
Mr.. Elmore left for Bnft
Tuesday night. He will visi
cal In that State, and ascert
titude Of the strikers there a,
er they will abide by a scttl
he may effect. He will bt
days, at the end of which HI
return To Salt Lake City a
negotiations with the conn
meeting Tuesday morning h
strikers representatives and
pany officers was harmoniout
Al 4 clock Tuesday aft
Elmore and Cimmitteemen r
Nelms. and President Lynn
trict council of the electric
met with General Managed
Jones Of the Independent. N
accomplished. The Tndepen'
swer is that it cannot affo
more than it has been payin|
Progress Of Blot TsI
The second day of the h
hearing on the charge Of rio|
sepb T, Lankford, secretary q
City union No. I44. of mine
sumed at Park City bel
Talon Tuesday morning at
The whole day was spdnt in
iniug Of witnesses and the 81
counsel Tor both sides. al
Judge Talon took the matte
visemeut aud will render b
this morning at Q o'clock, z
Monday the Recorders
used for a hearing. bat Tues
necessary TO use the assembly
d much larger crowd was pr
fel Bean was recalled to th'
Mr.. Wight and his examln'
pleted. Muhlesteing. the 9th
corted ont of town, was calle'
stated positively that Lankfo
of the mob. His evidence
out in the main by the tes
five or six eyewitness cal
stand bv the State. After
closed, the defense began pul
evidence without further cere
ing George Evans, Sheriff (
county. as the first witness
w. l.. Maginnis conducted
ination. and after a few aues
whether or not the Sheriff sa
lence on the part of the m
the witness over to the State
examination. A spirited ~
the counsel was heard, Mr.
the witness about the course
the mob and the two linemeq
the defense objected upon y
that such examination was 2
examination. Judge Mag
stated in impassioned tone
guage that such examination
poor grace fYom the paid pro-
interests, adding, cm
trict Attorney is an employ
Bell and Independent relepng
MES. Mr.. Price Responder
such statement was unlrue
he Ogden man was resor,lu
'oegcrv and arandstand piaMr
made such remarks. Judge
,apped for order and oYerrar
.e''io"' Motion Not in orde'
The defense placed seyera'
N The stand who testified
of the defendan'
'ort to discredit the state
md upon closing their case
dismissal, with the view
he closing in the argumenss'.
ION was ruled out or oIus
ourt, and the arguments Ina
iceablc feature of the ~ ncs
nc frequent disorder IN tne
he Judge. however, was p
20 fines for contempt were
no matter which way the
bo court is, this will proon
lst of the hearing mere,
cfendant is dismissed IL ~
tate will dismiss as to az!
cndants and a grand III
allied. while. on the other ~
,nnkford be held to the DIS,
he he defense will waive ITS