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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
PIONEER WOMAN OF
NEVADA DIES HERE

Mrs, Ellen PouJade. widow os the late
l. =. foulnde and one OF the pioneer
women ~ Virginia City and Pioche Ne
died at O'Clock last night az her homo
..g2 East First South street. of dronSv
mrs Poulade was vel known both IN
ereat~r part OF her nfe In thosc .,,,ag
She was 70 years old
~ the deathbed were her niece M,,a
Mari carr and stepsou. Jay Poniade ~
have been mado :or the funeral services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
WORKING AGREEMENT
WITH MEN REACHED.
Street Car Company and Its
Employees Are No Longer
Divided.
WAGES ARE INCREASED
Final Outcome of the Nego-
tistions Is Satisfactory 10
Both Sides.
WAGES ARE INCREASED
Terms Of Agreement

Motorinen or conductors en-
ploycd one ye2r or less, increased
from 20 cents 20 2S cents an hour.
Motormen snd conductors, after
one year Of service, increased from
81 10 SO cents an hour.
Track cleaners wages increased
from s225 to S235 ? day and
hours reduced from Ten 20 nine.
All motorlnen and conductors 10
have free transportation, without
having TO show badge.
Extra men TO be paid one hour
for second report and two hours
for third report.
One minute lceway to be allowed
TO all men reporting for work
Conductors TO be charged cents
each FOR all transfers turned in un-
der wrong date.
Seats for motormen TO be pro-
vided at the end OF thirty days
service instead Of three months.
Extra cost 20 company in payroll
more than $4,000 a month.
Number Of men affected. nearly
800.
"erm OF agreement, four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
WILL STOP IN I'M
CITY EARLY I'M
Directors of Chamk
Commerce of U. S. d
Meeting in Salt I.
TO BE GIVEN WEI
Commercial Club WIN
tain Visitors in Nh.
BETTING Occa.iou

Early next July Salt r.h.
visited by a body OF dist,ne,,.,
ness men, the directors of ar
OF Commerce of the United "a.
directors nj their meeting i,
ton. which closed yester,,,. "
upon San Francisco as the MA,
next meeting. In making !.
thither, the company win n.r
and hold meetings al Dcnyc, +
and Los Angeles. on tLa
they will visit the cities on The
route.
The dispatch containing N.
t!on is as follows:
Washington. d. C.. AprII q,
Francisco was selected tndss
next meeting place o. the IA.
Of the Chamber OF Commerce
United states, who conchids1
deliberations after two ds,.
sion here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
TYPHOID CLAIMS
UNIVERSITY

Miss Mlnnie Elyira Wsn"rn .nrn.Sl
OF age student Of the h,S ~
OF the University OF Utan,, Ut,.s ~
nome OF her parents. Mathlss ~
Wnhlin. 1915 Mayor aysh's'
morning Of typhoid fever, ,hs y
4 pSpuiar member OF ins ~
1919. Mlss Wahlln would hs't st n
from the normal department, 4
,ng commencement. ru,.,y- 6rsl
will be held a; the Thilw.t y
chapel on Ninth East s's suss q
Ninth and Tenth south fufe,snn<|
afternoon az : o'clock. insssrsv
Do AT Fairview. Sanpete
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Big Organization.

The Chamber Of Gommeret
United States is n nation-Nice N
lion whose object Is 10 do ina 4
wav that which chambers of 81
and commercial clubs are doing
upbuildlng OF cities locally. Tht
al chamber OF commerce.. gos g
would take up questions % sreat
tancc 10 the country AT lafge'
conservation. the extension OF ~
try's foreign markets and ia
relations In that which relates q
currency reform and other mf'I
wide public interest,".
The salt Lake Conmorclal elu1
now member OF the nationai g
OF commerce. hut II has had uno'
sjdcratlon for some tlme the pro-
10 ioin. The national chamner 4
merce is made up Of about 3ey =
ciai organi2ati lions tnrougnou, "
try and eventually VIII no doup'
in it's membership every orSarlI&
the Kind in the United states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Work in Unity.

Details OF a trip Which In
tors will take 10 tic PacIfc
In July, the purpose OF which
link the western and eastern
In the un!fying work OF tine ch.
also were decided upon. b
Chicago July 6, they vii yIsil'
yer, Salt Lake CITY. Los a.
San Francisco. Portland. &
Spokane. Helena and ST. Pa,'
probably. other cities. Meetinz'
be held In each OF these cIIies
quaint business men with tbs
poses OF the orga niZation.
4 resolution was adopted n
board denounclng the exemp,|
labor and agricultural organlr
from prosecution under lie
trust law as provided In The I
civil bill. as a violation o|
fundamental principle Of cad
law enforcement"
To President Wheeler VI
Chamber Of Commerce. who cai
the White house today. PIT
Wilson expressed deep intele
the organization. Mr.. Whcelef
placed Mt the disposal OF sec
OF Commerce Rcdiieid the rsse|
Of the special committee d
chamber approved TO aid IN
eniug the scope and Influence
department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
VIII Bring Man Here

Armed With extraditon papers. Deputy
Sheriff 9. l.. SchettleV will leave this
morning for GoodIng, Ida. 10 bring back
with him j. \. Swcnson, wanted here on
charge OF neglecting his wife and minor
childrcn. Swenson Is said TO be running
harness shop in GoodinR Sheriff An
drew n. Smith. Jr., has been looking for
rim for several months. II is thought
that reconciliation between Swenson
and his wife may be effected, with the
sequel that his family will join him In
Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26

! new working agreement between
the Utah Light & Railway company
and its motormcn. conductors and
trackmeu Will be signed either today or
Monday.
Tho new agreement viii be for R
term Of four years. and will affect ap.
proximately 400 employees of the com
pany.
The terms of the new agreement were
agreed upon late yesterday afternoon
by n committee representing the com.
pany and a committee representing the
employees.
Conferences on the proposed new
agreement have been held for the last
Z o weeks. and AT least three special
meetings Of the members of the local
street car union have been held 10 dis
cuss the various questions that have
como up.
Last night both sides expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
outcome. II may he said with fairness
so both sides that at no time has such
a thing as a strike entered the minds
Of those who were directly interested
IN the new agreement. For more than
two weeks. Officers of the company
have declared that they eNpec ted 10
como TO an auicable agreement with
tho men. and tho men have expressed
the same view regarding their dealings
with the company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26

PocatellO-Clenr: roads good.
Logan-Clear; roads good
Malad-Clear: roads good.
Gsrland-Clear; roads good.
Ogden-Clear; roads good.
Provo-Clear: roads good
Nephi-Clear: roads good.
Mount Piensant-Clear; roads good.
Sslina na-CloAr; roads good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Good Feelings Prevail.

That the differences between the
company and its employees have been
settled with good feelings on both sides
rs welcome news 10 Salt Lake City, cs-
pecially 10 those who remember the
walkout Of the men a few years ago
and what occurred then. During the
frequent conferences that have been
held in the last two weeks between of.
ficcrs of the company and representa-
lives Of the men, an officer of the
company made the remark: 'Wc know
that We arc dealing with one of the
best sets OF street car mon there is in
the world. We arc going TO meet them
halfway in their demands.
representative Of the union said:
. We hope to get all that we are ask
ing for. but We do not want anv wall;
out: Tho compsny is fair and We want
20 he fair with the company.
When the final conference ended late
Yesterday afternoon, II would have
heen hard 10 tell which was man and
which was master. Everybody was. or
st least appeared TO be. we'll satisfied
with the result ACCOMPLISHED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Arrested for Pandering,

was arrested at s O'Clock last evening by
Patrolman Emery. According 70 Detec-
tIves Lyon and Gillespie who did much
work on the case. Daley has profl;ed by
the earnings OF fallen woman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Passenger Men to Meet

The Salt Lake City Passenger Mems
association Will hold n smoker in the
national guard armorv this evening. The
programme will include music and ath-
ie;ic events Ad Zotte and his sparrinE
partner will box three rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Tribune's Weekly Report
Of State Road Conditions

following report OF the weather and conditions
of all important automobile touring points by arrangement fur
nhed exclusively ny the Mountain Telephone
& Telegraph These reports will be published The
every Saturday during the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26

Richfield-Clear; roads good.
Beaver-Clear; roads good.
Milford-Clear; roads good.
Evanston-Clear; roads good.
Conlville-Cloudy; roads good.
Park City-Clesr: roads good.
Heber-Clcar; roads good.
Price-Clear; roads good
Tooelo-ClesT; roads good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS AT
SALTAIR

Seacn wiil be received and opened AT
the Pecry hotel Saturday ~ n n
room 81 (Advcy,i.e,na,,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
New Clubhouse Is Opened
Handsome Chair resented

AND-CARVED oak chair presented to Ladies Literary
club by Mrs. Eugene B. Palmer in memory OF MIS- % u
Royle, the first president.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Neither Claims Victory.

Remarkable as ~ NAV seem. neither
side claims any great victory. lp fact
the question OF a victory was not dis.
cnssed by either side last night One
ohcer OF the union expressed himself,
and perhaps told the whole story. when
he said az know Of no one who is
talking victory. The company and
us men have come to an agreement
without the least bit OF trouble. We
have simply had few little confer
ences aud have arrived Mt an agree.
mcnt that Will mean that the street
cars OF Salt Lake City will continue
10 run on time a. per schedule. -
The new agreement. however means
lot for the men. Among other things
there Is an increase of . cents an hour
for all OF the motormcn and conductors.
According 10 somo OF the men this will
mean more than $40 per wear increase
m their present salary. Ii will mean
that the company will pay "a It's men
more than $4,000 mor~ every month
than ia being paid n the present time.
The track cleaners not only get an in
crease of 10 cents n day, but their
working hours are cut from ten 20 nine
hours day.
Extra men arc 20 be paid for one
hour for the second time thcv are re.
quirod 10 report in day. unless ihey
are put 10 work. and are 20 be paid
for two hours should they be required
20 report third time in dsy and
then not get riu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
Leeway Is Given.

The new agreement will carry n
clause for n one-minute lcewsy in men
reporting. In other words. should a
motorman or conductor be required 20
report At 6 a. m and fails TO report M
that time. he will have one minute in
which 20 answer 10 his name before he
viii get what the bows call "the rock
pile. To the Initiated this means
few DAYS on the extra list with no Ger
taipty that the man will get a run.
One Of the important features Of the
new agreement, at leas; "a far aS the
public is concerned. and one that p
member Of the executive committee la-i
night asked be brought 10 the atten.
tion 81 tho public. is that under the
new agreement conductors will be
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& 5 x5s ana caahmaa,-
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scg ssaa Areoksas Mn =.
harness
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m m
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tro yeau NJ. BDEn
wsu knoun n Ah ety. -.
Ivy Trzy. a Esv Ce1tA@
|. pssr e. Ezl@ 70 =. p Ai1
reeertly fox 81
7 Bs1ey. q prozine2f
a-w r&Eing zear NeT Ho2
IN wexsco tbs week aid says hs
s~ux I. hsaa Of hogs He rs7o
Ruls esaiz n tat seceoA He IA
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"A n :. feet and tr hs
- 10 zthsred al is ool
-rz q b IN 5 acres
G y.slf has rzde1 his
1s0eere an7n situated sboEt i0I
- sr.awsss o. tbs city to G. J.
Lrte. q sgrsnEseld r. fN eV
n~- wupszy in nN ETY. NJ -
- sss rgu.sa ne tzrz from Nr. LIZ
de .ar nGxs ysr an WI re1AA
q. sou.sy nsrs vas Ha2eo9
r-s q. Vu9ery tsyoiFed IA t5s
s~sl uhssA vas na-ipuAted ~ L
lE Ia 1 Co. q tbs city.
AZ rseoras r izt uuie salE u
csHauay uszuty WIRE broken seE
nuxa.y q sG wesk aad Nonaas
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rss hsa5 for fig5Ala,
a. wsAn ssr esats & SIS AF'e
ne h-rez huysn Wsre Gsytan a
Earzz-ua VITO rU SOS head al a
us~ q ugaIuI Tie ether bayer
vas B1E1rd Baley.
Ike GuF1an & Ezrnngfon ma'eA
we're shiYp-e Fnaay 90 a specAi
'r-z e % ears EEA.esn q fAs cars
rs-s kassa m Mecrsais an8 two a.
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a-zest er~ nHde il the history o.
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sars "a a firm by Or ship q train
iaas q Eas aut q ne county he
sAwr also probably represented
mu-s na.zy thzz any i've stock ship
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ne sm probably Is the largest ever
uzsz . us fin u tie eozzry IN Just
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mzlss
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S1s Stare a se-IE around
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70 GU Tbs week
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p a. 49, ----Hs
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