Show That Strike The Miners Union at Silver Reef i has got on its ear now and because every man in tbe camp cannot get U per day every other man must keep tbe one who is willing to earn 3 50 away from work The result will be great and immediate injury to the camp probably further trouble and of a serious character and the miners of the union will ten chance Ito one lose several weeks time in silly strike and strife and finally have to succumb and work for what is ofiered or perhaps be refused work at any price Such has been the history his-tory of trades union strikes from time immemorial and with race exceptions ex-ceptions and such will be the history his-tory It is just possible that members mem-bers of trades unions will some day come to tbe conclusion that whenever when-ever they go on a strike no one loses so much or so permanently and no one has to nil as they do Silver Reef and its inhabitants the liners more than others will not alone Buffer by this unwise step but tbe stoppage of bullion shipments which is aura to follow unless ape a-pe y settlement be reached will inure in-ure the whole territory Tne reduo ion had been intimated some time ago but tbe lat issue of the Miner repudiated the idea The rapid action however of the union indi cafes that it had considered the matter mat-ter of a reduction as possible and resolved re-solved on a course in such an event taking place We will wager a new lat that miners wilt btfore the mine owners di and will not only bed be-d to get 350 per day but will lose all they could have earned while parading tbestreets Even should tbey be victorious this time they will lose hereafter and will only succeed until the capitalists can fix it to give them a grand bounce and since they have money and the miners none so to speak the retaliation will not bo long in coming |