Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-05-24 | Page 2 | Labor Notes

w x x ay H labor tabor notes not flot s. s H Bc The Utah Federation of Labor has trouble trouble trou- trou ble on its hands This time Jit t is t the e musicians musicians mu mu- who have troubles to settle There are two two musical organizations ns represented represented seated here the Nati National n l Le League Legue gue of Musicians Musicians Musicians Mu Mu- and the American F Federation of Musicians l Hel Held's s band and he orchestra orchestra orchestra orches orches- tra of df both theatres represent t the former former for for- ormer or- or mer Christensen's orchestra orchestral and some oth other r bands belong belong- to the I Utter litter The local organizations of both societies desire desire desire de de- de- de sire admission to the Federation No decision decision de de- de- de was reached at last ni ht's meet- meet ins ins- T o j The common laborers organ organized ed a union last night lg and c of of- of g tiIe e fallowing ficera c President rs G. G H H. d nig vice vice- president Walter Valter Blakemore secretary Thomas Williams Jr treasurer Joseph Haynes A fre fred concert Will be is e given at next Thursday nights night's me meeting t g of the union I IThe co company The a Consolidated nh has 1 given 1 ted Railway notice n ea oj oJa r and a raise Power inthe In the wages of Its second yat men mep- from 19 to 20 ce cents an arm hour and its ite third year men from 20 cents to 2 22 bits abuts an hour The raise will probably take effect July 1st The Cooks' Cooks and Walters Walters' union today submitted the following scale of wages to all ali employers to go Into effect rune June une First class restaurants restaurants Cooks Cooks 15 to 25 waiters walters 15 15 dishwashers 10 yardmen yardmen yard yard- men 9 Second class restaurants restaurants Cooks Cooks 10 to 1850 waiters 1250 dishwashers and yardmen 7 waitresses 7 57 Third-class Third houses houses Cooks Cooks 10 to 15 waiters 10 waitresses 6 G dishwashers and yardmen 6 SG First-class First hotels Cooks hotels Cooks 50 30 to a month yardmen and waitresses waitresses wait wait- 50 30 O a month Second-class Second hotels hotels Cooks Cooks 50 and 85 15 a month dishwashers and waitresses 30 a month It Is further provided that six days shall constitute a weeks week's work and that any employee can lay layoff off on In securing 3 a Dan Co Costello Cotello stello secretary of the Cooks' Cooks and union left today for lor Dener Denvel DenVer Den- Den Ver vel er to represent the local union in th the convention ln of the Western Labor union and the National A of Ho Hotel l land and Restaurant Employees 1 The Time Utah Federation of Labor last night bight issued issue its its its' mandate against theRo the Ro Royal al Bakery and ancl Cafe declaring the house unfair and resolved to keep track of Jf all business men who patronize either of these concerns I Following aie ale the announcements of the regular meetings to be held tonight in ill the Federation halls No 2 Bakers No 3 Beer Bottlers No 4 Bridge and aud Structural Iron lion W Workers No 5 5 Plas Pins i