Show PAYROLL NOW EQUAL R PEAK PE AK ALL BENEFIT BENDI tt on the coal ett sit ia in wage wages cin eka c e in ka ida i dr public by V X htmat and find general huh fitl yuel in I 1 kidir incidentally it tbt that the the inin mi will work sn 13 the men needed all a paid out in carboa carbor the war time as every other eom com j tb effect in stimulate sti mulat the people of the ampa camps nt visitors in 1 ill be b eiven given tha the glad wa coal operators g about it more equit f isdor cost in the pro liberal operators operator sp pre pro ir it had made reductions er cases the lower teeth with april ain 1 in the tk ovara tort at that tt of pay was out of pro prod inthac inta ac not only with k performed in cum core to er men in the mines rf of proportion with the ter er industries kile till of wag wages es put into I 1 the comm common it laborer that t is I 1 work mork which a ai as put pall 1 4 20 at a kenn am common labor in atry doe does not average j of t this wage under im bain been put in bb till this day jay laborer will ly regularly nul arly tend d la in ad fallo sus for the neat 00 80 a it day or a total september 1 of i iu added ib Is of pay put into efto darer of a casl ca car imald pi 05 a day the n liw been reinstated instated Te L dally daily wage of 7 95 aeh h he h receives reee irea a bonus making a total of lie of wages of april 1 i a toil coal mino mine received eight tight houri hours toe too rein all kes ilia its wage wages vs 50 a tu of 2 60 a day or a a day it ii to note i machinist on the rail rall nee riving 70 cent cents an lity hy itt in other word words a MM A will receive with able the amount paid fracter of work to a A i that when es i w was rr laed ed by the preg the price ot t coal real be le lame same time SO 50 centon same reduced price for a was not railed raised dur achs hi of the strike sl t 1 of t operating increased til ilif time lame period fron i wages large 1 wi ei were kept opera pheral coal strike at 1 alde aside from the ard and may the op penea to maintain th protection of the thes were producing of 01 normal while the ift 1 iteal such as a power 1 employees plo interest w tita td just the ame same pi the strike in the cae ca e the ly etherd increased inked during the past I 1 1 ope operators rotors were see ight with ith the unions wt fact tl ti t other sections to the ol 01 I 1 scale 1 for utah to 89 face the alter working on the 11 th wi 14 that it was nee 9 grant to the men the production PrO ol luction uttI J duri during g the 4 I 1 hile the tah mines alne i in actual jig of the 3 bonus demanded ulily uti the same as a the th een the tu wage ealo scale of lt it ewh h has ha been re 1 acute five e month months the a by 7 far the greatest dillom to t railroads in US I 1 la this section on ln by the move lur passenger trains 44 is IA contract an d 14 tim such as oH pe 1 e summer mer loli ahti to ti the S railroads to lp ta tits loss per erton ton was arl 4 poetically practically 11 car shortage BIT a 1111 to op t 0 of that time however 0 the uto 1 1 that the mine mines Oi lerate f any wre re ml time alin and most of then them will be on halt time 1 if f you do not hav hai e car cars to inove move coal in you can not mine it but with a 40 S 50 per cent curtailed production the same item s of overhead mentioned before go on just the same and increase the unit costly the ton of coal jut jt that much this car shortage is i one of the moat most serious things faced by the utah minea mines and there is every reason to belleve that it will continue indefinitely r As z a matter of fact this item alone may make necessary cesary t further increase the price of coal to taki up acme orme of tile lots loss the mine mines will undoubtedly suffer fixes taxes laid I 1 ald it should be re e that dur ing ling 1921 the mines of T utah meaning the mine mines themselves and none of the other properties of the mining compan les lea in this aid aad other cities pall the tate state and counties in which the prop ertie are located a total of in taxes on top of this there was an added cost of fully one third of the a am m oun aunt t that had to be paid for pro boing ui ng protection to the when the county authorities author ties found them me selves axes unable to provide the protect ion to which the companies were nere ennit led it is interesting to compare the and coal prices at the mines in colorado and in utah the colorado mine prices are given in circulars under date of august 31 si and effective ember 1 are for lump coal and aad 0 4 fo foyut nut coal the utah quotations on the same coal ace are for lump at the mines and 3 13 for tor nut coal a difference of 1 and 75 cent cents respectively ively la favor of utah furthermore th cale male in colorado Is I 1 on the same gental gent al bais ba Is as thai that la in utah with the exception that in utah some of the big properties at least will 11 bAye bonuses to pay that amount to as much smirch if the de do mands of fhe the miners are oudeh as doe dolt the increase in the wage itself and some of the biggest mine mines in colorado Colora dg are within twenty miles of denver deaver utah coal cheaper arrom from a retail viewpoint viewpoints and la in see eions where conditions are relative albl lar jar telegraphic telegraph le inquiry just made by the salt lake city commercial club and chamber of commerce reveals the follow ing retail coal prices for bituminous coal minneapolis 1425 to 15 a ton milwaukee sil il SO 50 a ton I 1 I 1 det detroit rolt 12 to 13 50 a ton denver 12 a ton kansas City a ton too in salt lake city retailers ar are quo ting an average averige of 10 per ton for lump jump coal so that the retail price here a ranging from 1 41 I a ton to 5 3 at n tn a low er than it is in other combar comp antl astl local lois 11 |