The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-04
STRIKERS MUST
NOT INTERFERE
nicfrict Court Issues Temper
''s ay Injunction Against the
Union Plumbers.
n,uy FIRMS COMPLAIN
.g.7egs OF THREATS AGAINST
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49, - Numbers made denial
A-.a-5av that building operations =
~ bai-g delayed on account OF the
<a.sberz- strike. VIII Rees said =
r.. tre plumbers We're coming IN =
l-a- i+r faster than they could be =
l a. work. and that the Master =
Z l4- - association had wired to =
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: --ubars TO this CITY
-.Tbarl are now at work in the city =
: Ia f0rtv non-union plumbers, who y
a--f-s5 iu the city from Cleveland =
o-har eastern points soon arter .
a numbers here went on strike. =
$3.50 these men arrived some or =
-Ea work in the resident section OF :.
~ civ was delayed Tor snort =
+-LSfls but IS now going on as before =
---a master plumbers say they will =
TFrsa 10 put the union men back 70 =
~ even should they agree to 80 y
Es-E at the old scale =
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r..r labor troubles have found their
into the district court in the form
way Injunction against strikers TO re-
4- Interference with nOn-union men.
s-ig action was taken yesterday by local
Lr-rh4ng firms, and Is the first OF the
E-5 yef made to the Utah courts.
AVIS --. a-rr4ration was made for tenn
lazy restraining order TO Judge n. L.
-fia Oh behalf of the VIII Rees
15f-1-bfrr company, and was granted
q hearing being set for 10 clock Satur-
e- morning before Judge Charles w.
49, In the meantime the striking
-irrbarg are debarred from interference
-f-- rrn-uni0u men in the employ of the
rs-tieuIar firms who are parties to the
action. e.. ,.-----.-,,. H..
che Res company, nUmDer OF Trims
--+s- entered and were asked to become
critics They are the following: HigsOn-
po-s#-sr company Lawrence BY
7sfar Henry and William Green, part
rarg doing business as the Green Heat
s-g AZ Plumbing company +. q. Carthey,
p Duul7Ck and r.. O. Carthey, partners
doing business as Carthey d Dumbeck;
paasrt r Anderson, Roy p. Anderson,
Edgar r. Anderson and John C. Ander-
son. partners doing business as Ander-
s7- Bros. and i1igham, Burton q Taylor.
The Proceedings are directed against
heal union No. 10 of the United Associa-
lion JoUrUeyuan Plumbers, Gas Filters,
Steam Filters and Steam Filters Help
ars pf the United States and Canada,
panh Evans. Charles f CrOmar, VIII
FAN Latav. Farley Burt. ]. J. OCOnnor,
Ham s Hfeham. J. d. McAllister, Luke
n7.H James Gray, Earl GrittOn, Her
bsrt Cromar James Clark Otto Os-
bridge. Charles Arnup, stephen Danger
rau He1er Jarman, Albert simpson
He-tegt PiUueg Charles HeeSch, d.
S-suban Stanford. William COVey, John
Davidson. David Hurd, Roscoe Anderson
Albert Green. Arthur Burrows, Frank
Watson. John Walsh, Rodney Davidson
and William Duncan.
PaI-h Evans. mentioned as one OF the
ON
Charles +. CrOmer is financial secretary
William Latcy. recording secretary, and
Farley Burt is walking delegate. Gro
mar Burt John s. Higham, j. j. o Con
TOY and J. D. McAllister constitute the
strike committee of the union
Charges Made.
The 7atftionfng firms state in their ap-
pLfcati5n to the court that the strike COM
mit-ae waited ON all the plumbing and
steam fitting firms of the city on June
o. last with a demand for an advance II
wages 90 So from $50 day for journey
men and S. a Gav from $40 for juniors
Though the demand, the employers say
was without regard to fitness or cOmpe-
tense. q strike was threatened They re
fused to grant the increase and strike
was declared.
N0n-uniOn workmen were then EN-
pl0yed but the petitioners assert that the
union have COnfedeTated and cOnsplred Il
prevent these working. A picket system
was inaugurated and threats and intiml'
daton used. Men congregated about tn,
buildings and attempted by abuse and
physical Interference, they alIege, TO pre-
vent the non-uniOn men from going t
work. in some instances, 1t IS charged
personal violence was resorted to-
All this, they assert, prevents then
from carrying out their contracts, and a.
the union is financially irresponsible and
no judgment could be collected, appllca
ton is made for the injunction
Henderson. Critchlow & Barrette repre-
sent the petitioners.
A meeting of master plumbers wa
held last evening at which IL was the in
te1tiOn TO listen TO any overtures tina
might be made on the part Of the strik
ers. No strikers, however, put In an ap
pearance. The meeting developed moth
ing new. After the meeting one OF tn
prominent plumbers stated that all non
union men in the city were working tina
no work was being delayed, and that al
The help needed was available