1909
May 29
June
3
June 11

1910.
Mar. 29

Three separate reports were
presented in this case, the
company expressing willing-
ness to accept that of the
chairman as a basis of settle-
ment, while the men accep-
ted the report of Mr. John
McInnis. The men declared
a strike on June 28, which
continued until July 24.

The report of the board was
accompanied by a minority
report, signed by Mr. John
McInnis. The board's report
was substantially in favor of
the company. The employ-
ees concerned being unwill-
ing to concur in the findings
of the board, a strike was
declared on Apr. 19 and con-
tinued until May 11, when
the employees returned to
company's service on terms
of board's award.

II. TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION.
1. RAILWAYS.

1909.
Jan. 15

Dec. 26 Kingston & Pem- Employees.. Kingston-Pem- 19 direct, 1,600 Wages and condi

broke Railway Co.

and employees,
members of Order
of Railroad Teleg-
raphers.

broke Railway indirect.

system.

tions of labor.

Hon. Judge Gunn
(c), 4; J.L. Whit-
ing, K. C. (E), 1;
J. G. O'Donog-
hue (M), 1.

1908.

1909.
Apr. 22

A unanimous report was pre-
sented by the board, which
made certain recommenda-
tions for the settlement of
dispute. The report, with
recommendations, was ac-
cepted subsequently by both
parties, a strike being thereby
averted.

Statement of applications for boards of conciliation and investigation and of proceedings thereunder from Apr. 1, 1909, to Mar. 31, 1910-Continued. II. TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION-Continued.

1. RAILWAYS-Continued.

A unanimous report was pre-
sented by the board, making
certain recommendations for
the settlement of the dis-
pute, which were accepted by
both parties concerned, a
strike being thereby averted.

A report was presented which
was unanimous on certain of
the matters in dispute, Mr.
Wallace Nesbitt, K. C., mem-
ber appointed on behalf of
the company, dissenting
from the views of the other
members on two points. At
the close of the year the de-
partment was in communi-
cation with the parties to the
dispute. No cessation
work occurred.

Proceedings unfinished.

of

69098-16-4

Statement of applications for boards of conciliation and investigation and of proceedings thereunder from Apr. 1, 1909, to Mar. 31, 1910-Continued.

4. LONGSHOREMEN.