WORK AND WAGES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10580, 8 October 1910, Page 4

WORK AND WAGES.

[By Electric Teleg'raph—Copyright/ "(Per Press Association.) RIOTOUS MINERS. Received October 7, at 9.30 p.m. New Yorky October. o. .Deputy-marshals have been sworn ii to prevent a conflict between the em ployees of -rival mining companies a 1 Juneau,' Alaska. The Tredwell mine: ditch and flume have been" destroyed bj - "dynamite: . ' THE COTTON SETTLEMENT. London, October 7. Howe has found work in a mill, tin same as his own. The grinder he ms places goes to Eernhill Mill. lh< operatives lost £IOO,OOO in wages dur ing the stoppage of work, whih £30,000 was distributed in. strike pay. Many tributes are paid to Mr Ask with's tactful diplomacy. , '' 'MINERS' INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT. 1 Received October B,', at 10.40 a.m. London, October 7. The Federation of Miners' Conferenc resolved that the- basis of the Miners International Union should be broaden ed to enable the International Commit > tee to deal with- strikes arid lock-outs.