The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-10
[R|OUS ENDING
MEXICAN AFFAIR
il Of a Strike Suddenly
kes and Terms Are
kcpt Secret.
||lIMS VICTORY,
FMEN GET DEMANDS
(ompany Agrees Not to
inmate Against
White Men.

rIry Feb. 9.-There VIII be
n american engineers and
The EMPLOY of the National
usxlco. The employees and
.snt today agreed upon terms
Of their differences. The
i signed at $50 O'Clock to-
'fice OF L. y. Brown, presi-
silroad. Mr.. Brown signed
d as the representative Of
and the chairman Of the
a engineers and conductors
'r,ors and engineers arc en-
a with the terms which in
5ces that the policy of the
sscutIy outlined will be car
M issued the following state
||elnoon:
.cfory adjustment has been
-reen the company aud The
Ia fhe engineers and conduc-
.iflpmcnt being in line with
ri forth in the resolution OF
Ia directors, wRich was pub
tine ago. The settlement Is
mutually satisfactory.
curtIs OF the Order OF Rail
.,lors OF America. and Vice
II f'orrigan of the Brotherhood
|-c Engineers. authorized the
.ciory settlement OF the diff
I.peu the conductors and en-
4 me management of the Ma
&zys OF Mexico was effected
|.r with President Brown to-
4 agreement was signed this
/ Tho committee representing
and conductors has received
aesurdnce that the policy OF
directors will be carried out
ne officials
reement Is Secret.
nr OF tho agreement may not
Both the employees and
oflcials refuse 10 divulgc its
<tpt In the most general way.
hat the men voted almost
sign from the service In the
denial Of their demands by
management has given rise
hat the company conceded
<ffant points TO effect, a set
This Is officially denied. Like
Xployecs deny that they rcccd-
II. position they have main
n the trouble first began.
1ad company has given the
assuranccs that its policies
4 Resolution adopted by the
|-ctors recently viii be carried
|rdinate officials. II is known
he vote on the question Of
ne men were not satisfied
1nrances offered UP 10 that
oiflcidls and union employees
that the agreement reached
|oon the following resolution
Ihe railroad board on Janu-
1ctIons he given 10 the eXecu-
IA or the company TO tho et-
means OF circulars, bulletins
as he may see fit, he ad
ID and foreign employees in
of the company that. with
/1tiing q stop 10 any mtsun-
HI Erroneous Interpretation OF
OF the board Of directors.
ITS forth that its policy has
y continue 10 bc that of the
BE and complete impartiality
s the relations between the
y lis employees be observed,
dicates the Terms.
pes not propose 10 discontinue
oreiIn citizens. and much less
Acse who arc already serving
ol their nationality. but 10
|eSican citizens, for reasons
obvious and publicly known,
rd Tile opportunity TO he pro-
Iczpousiblc positions In the
r ruilways. always when this
pied with an efficient and safe
the company's lines.
fder TO carry this into effeC'
'ons OF the board OF directors
And Will continue 10 be. thai
Vacancy occurs il will in al
pc. fllled with Mexican en-
They have both the com
quaAiica lions required there.
IL this purpose the company
70 competent and impartia
which will contindc to ac
Z fxamiue candidates or appli
y positions OF engineers an,
and one Of the members o
nnlng boards will he selecte,
futive officials from the en-
eonductors In service.
pd Chief Corrisan of tn
oil Locomotive Engineer
ram TO w. S. Stone. head q
rleveland. o., today. inform
neer OF the settlement
pg OF the matter CorriSal
& agreement was signed al
oet@een the men and the rail
5rment ceased. There arc
matters To he adjusted. bu
psst'ons are settled. We can
INC terms OF agreement"
aers agree that the settle
'e most unique and cxtraor
mas ever been made" an
camo about probably ncvc
sn outside or those WHO wcI
IN bringing it into effect,