Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-10-14 | Page 4 | Local News

It is snld that the Presld. nt still has hope that n settlement of tho gient enal strike may be had by atblti itlon lie Is ii hopeful man but ut the saino time 1 s a helpful nnd practical man nnd the i ubllc will be glad to see sonic thing done toward the accomplishment of hi hopes The operators u pear to haie settled themselves back on their legal rlRhts und warn oft all those who mlKht be disposed to pertim le them to lenlt) or to nllow of the realisation nlso of othei tights We see no Immediate relief but In the calling together or the Penn)lvonlu Legislature and the on-actim on-actim nt of ii Uw which will put Into erfect the rights of the public to the eonl not to rob the companies but to operate the mines under lecelvershlps unl nctnunt to the owners for the pro-teeds pro-teeds under the direction of the courtB The needs of tt. -mbllc arc paramount The case is r liar to that of a w iter enmpan) which might have contiol of nclt) s supply and ref e b) reason of some tr-v Me with ll emplo- eH to supply the with tei .n such ease Instant ro..f wou J I e 1 1 be forced nnd si t nutht to bo In this case of the co mln i