The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 11

SIDES STAND FIRM IN AMADOR STRIKE Deadlock Persists Despite The Threat Of A Long Closing (Continued From Page One) and posted throughout Amador mining towns reads as follows: "One day last week three mining companies announced that unless the striking miners sacrifice their constitutional rights, desert their union and immediately return to work as out apdmout slaves, they will pull the and permanently close the mines. "Have Called Bluff." "We have called their bluff and they may pull the pumps, but the miners have remained loyal to their purpose and will continue to contend for the right of collective bargaining through representatives of their own choosing. "Six hundred men in Amador County declare that they never will go back to work except under improved conditions and with their resentative in the colrecognized attetheir replective bargaining." Marsh Will Go To Jackson. J. R.