Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-10-21 | Page 6 | Work of Commission

WORJC OF COIIMISBIOir. Body Will Bo Organized In Washington Wash-ington Washington Oct 17 -Hrlg -Gen John M W llsoii tin- mllltars member of the ctul strike uililttatlon eoiiimlsslon and t ol luiroll l Wright, ncorder of tho . e.immlsslon hud an extended confer-I confer-I once with I'lesident llooievelt tndas , Thev dlkitisscd putlv fullv the events' haling up to the appointment of the commission niul teuttiHvcls some ai- I inngenienti Im Its woik On leuvt ig the W hite House Gen W'll- i son "it 1.1 It was set too eatly io dlstuss .fur i ubllt iilon the woik of the com-'mission com-'mission He Indliuted that the body would he oiganlsed In W ishliiMtuti but when ami vthete Its sitting would be held w.ic details which would be nuiked out by (hi whole commission ' ll Is known that the commission will nut betjlu It In bom formulls until the miners shall htve ugiceil to It I l.itet In the lay E W Parker the mining expeit of the commission t tiled ut the White House with Dt Duv I.I T Das of the n,tti.. Tieul survev and formally for-mally ui t ite i Iht upiolntineiii Mr Haiku ten iilnel with the Piesldcnl ami col Wright foi i tonsltleiable time It la not announce I set how the expenses ex-penses of the con mission will be paid Hie Civilian lumbers will be entitled to u pet dlr n to be fixed bs the President