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The citizen., 1899-10-13
Present-Day Thoughts.

BY "NEMO.D

statesmen so much as think of a
political union with the United
States. Her growing commercial
independence is showing her that
she can meet her own needs.
This is more likely to increase
her love for us than to decrease
it; for it is somewhat against hu-
man nature for us to love sincere
ly anyone upon whom we are
greatly dependent. The stronger
Canada becomes the better neigh
Dor will she be for her strong
neighbor in the south. We shall
make Uncle Sam look foolish in
deed if we prompt him to in
terpret neighborlineSs as wedlock.
1t is safe to hope that the power
of one language, one literature,
one common stock will bring Can.
adams and Americans TO mutual
and lasting trust. without depart
ure on el'Her sue l"I one 'i'''i'e'i'
from TIE condition OF iree ana IN
dependent friends.
PerhauS it NAV be pardonable
tol.t rho imaoipation run for.
ward IN relation IN Canada's fu.
trre She and her nrigbbor will
conrluJ. than There can be no
misunderstanding between the
two and both will continue To adj
nit the roaliShncss of tortifying
themselves fhe one against the
other: but both will also come to
the condition where if the coast
of one is touched hy hostile lin.
pcl the heart ofthe other will be
stirred to action. Barricaded by
snow and ice on the north and
bounded ON the south by her puS-
slant friend she will be approach.
able only ON the shores of the At
lautic and of the Pacific. Her
improving conditions Will rapidly
ulacc her where she cannot be
starved out, nor irlghtene1 our,
nor driven ont, and even should
a hostile fleet cross the Watery
hulWaIkS OF two great oceans her
lnIand cities would N.l!l he III no
danger.
Ii Is IN consequence OF her un-
conqueraole position that one Is
prompted to theorlze as TO hel re.
ldtlou To the rest OF the british
Empire. " neither Great biltalh
becomes republic or stays
kingdoms II Is scarcely likely that
her great foreign policy VIII oe
altered consequently tAe loo@
rem liidt Nhe mas litiu over hef
various colonies VIII sun S'tillce
10 mona Ille'n i"9ethef III one ana
make thehl continue 10 oe part Oh
the greatest extent oI fule ever
lhlfu>teo 10 one hatloh since the
world oe@a1. but Wtlle thc next
century Will probably see uer
strength Increasing, at the same
time two other rivals or perhaps
! Ia. tn.4
The citizen., 1899-10-13
FREDERICK CITY Markets.
a weekly Price List Of Articles
OF Commerce. Revised and Ger
rscted Just Before Going
70 Press.
WHEAT FLOUR. cons, RYE. 4o.

This schedule Of piIce- rrv'sad an5
corr, cted each week 10y Mr. }. s w.
Jstbae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

raneensutu are helng made to Ia
crease the watch
joel WoojH VITO resides near Upl-
Ice has hnlanrd thtrahina his crap
aud has over - 600 sacks of rfan,
about a1oop huah,la.
It's wiae aettrr who obu mud
hand enough 10 squat an tfeaa d1NH.
outside the Htatv and railroad see.
tlana. there iH next Ia nothing left
On this county worth having Says
the rucIne Journal
Tine finest clay Ia the werll fae
making pottery II ON n,lhasham
bay. 4 Eoud chance Tor uoms tufor-
prHlng individual 10 make hla fore
tune without going to cape home.
with busted water mains aud
hupted feed pir,s at the electric feed
station. Inhabitants " South Bend
hive a time 80 Ect water for their
pdiy or lights 60 eat by" rays
writer Ia tn paeinc Journal
Thr cases a. Fnlrhlvru against
tHua and nrek for violating tn, sun
day law have been stricken ffnm the
docket the evidence being deemed
Atf.htfNH f'NA hN AHtHhN II #HH Hr|EH.HN
tit1s who rain bar iu connection
with a hotel. wcrt triea eud aeqwt-
te1.
A potato phenomyn Ia being 4 p
played lea CaaN The fraWth -
several larse vince on which th.fr
are scores 81 POTATOES tauHins ia sifr
from birds eEk Ia q mans nsi
The potatoes grow entirely above.
Instead ~ uudsr the srauud
Lev ard Sanford MaYh5w rave orc
- their Heating I-apa located nstr
tie Point Francis portage. satH the
Nhatrum itctaiiio n has 500 loot
leads and catches AN the nsh that
come itH way The bays say the
traps success Is assured. aud tGry
viii have rs lowed farther up Sound.
where the fan run - nrh is neif#r.
\ clothing house at New NhateHm
saN1 farmers pumpkin st-l last
sprinE says the HeV,iile. and offered
tive priaca Tor largest fvtuta The
nruf prize sent tn It II Perry. =
tirararauk. whose pumpkin weighed
~ fnuudH second CaI WHfk,HRan.
~ Ediaan. 81 pounds. third. Is cue
bradley ~ Ltnayu. q pauuin The
fourth and NTH weighed e. ana 30
pauuts respectively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
FIRST WASHINGTON
TROOPS AT FRISCO
An Official Review by Governor Rogers
and His Staff Minor Events.

SAN FRANCISCO oct. ts-Tac washington
ard stan the Preside To-Day
parade In
reEents arrival Rogers Funston and
sd
and Funston objected 20 para1aE
stanley.s request. but yieding "a HoEsrH
% The men
a. Pennsylvania yesterday THIS
commented
souaevh
Company Il had desfrt'ra dur
Private PITS wood teavuE the Preside and
cody a Cody = Manila.
sith pride 20 RE fact that form
the Eleventh cavalry and
=
regiment a intended Ferry -
and a1ches Capt HIdnn -
Filipino and
81 and occupied time q
Fftpinos build.
o talking organising
society q veterans = the spanish but ns yet nothing has
been . he
Mayor Humss Seattle
keep the heahquarers
o dog licenses.
%
Joke Of the but rsaFurHg them aa hey the medals
by
The Washington volunteers
they They however.
whoiey VII hasten their
regiment re'slbie home
10
doubt the bulk o. TIE boys wi north IN this
shortly leaving boys
July They much ~ this left but
VIII be payday with them tew days In addition 70
their monthly stipend they will receive their uieaEs
for the priv4tes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
THEY WILL NOT
BEAT THEIR WAY

NEW YORK. Oct i2-At the
opening session Of the Grand F1ed
Council Of the Volunteers 1f Amori-
ca. convened NJ Blue Point. l.. l.. and
composed of the officers ~ highest
rank from all parts ~ the eauntry,
presided over by Gen. Baiiusfar
Booth. the following resolution Naa
unanimously adopted
Resolved th1t In view of The con-
nict with the civil aufn1rtti.f on
the part y the other examinations
and IN View n 1ur strong dosirr -
respect and upnoid tho municipal
Ia ~. We authorize that the use ~
the drum be abandoned. both out
doors ard In. IN connection wlEh the
whole movement. exnspt vito
brsys hand. ne and dram a1rgs.
or ~ thu head ~ q parade officially
authorize by TIE aactlsa4i aHIes-.
Il IL recommended. however. int In
place ~ the drlm q ~nrnet Hr1il Or
gan. roucertu1. guitar or ot1er
striuEed ingtfuucut be used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
OF
FIRE CHIEFS

Assistant chief Cook % the IRE de.
partment. has Just returned from he
meeting - the Faeine Coast assasia-
tion II IRE chiefs AZ Nrw wrstmlu-
ater Lieut. John ii1gr returned
Nith him one - Sac h#rt points
brought cut a. the meeting said
Mr. Cook today is zee fact that toe
chemical engine u Indispensable In
a flfe department. hHI 10 eompar.
ativslY cheap apparatus Aruthef
subject - d5HcuHs'au was the nfu6-
ing - Hett8ieur gas TINS nee
proven a dangerous ruH u drrmra
u roTarHssa the peculiar quality -
exploding whrn q becomes lhwp.
AH water is the best means 81 *
tinEulshius iaTF nFra. the nrsmna ts
always in danger. This ID paft.ru-
larry true shea me rae is siatvd an
lt usually t. 10 r9me cut - the way
place The association recommend
81 ihat thr waa BE- stored in Iron
tanks 10 such way as a. he easily
removed We also agreed that IN
wooden buildings the partitions and
fiaora should be 80 blocked In that
the probability % nrc spreading rap
Ialy would b. reduced f, mint.
mum
The new on7ctra - The a aaae alton
Az Thas peaay. - Victoria fresi
dent " " UrirEh arst. - $ Htrv.
stFrnt - the u France f=fIstar-
ruwpuuy secretary ana Chsf pay-
us - Tacoma. ~ Hsursr. About $
chiefs uefe present The nax5 ana.
uual meeting Is e. De hell a. apl=
sauF on the urat - Ostsbet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
sssssE
The Female Observer
sfisls

4 woman who turns un hfr nose
az tn1at VIII ark for second slice
~ rrIlra bread. 80 much Influence
ia there 60 q name
The name on q trunk by 90 means
Indicate the person who carries HIS
ar frr Clothes In e.
After So arr % bnw W. raa ado=a
man eha o. snt think if nceeH-
aar' is d. continually narpins on fhr
beauty - youth
How many hamrs wIth front
Iuar mat tHartirE The sarf Fe.eHmv
on 10 lise ur e. ita gHsnFHnee when
uurxp ted guests arrive'
Trs effort 10 tfy aai look %
though a tHke 80 yuu were really
funny E one Of she things that
bring on gray hair and wrinkles
ureuaturriy.
snme hata are - loaded With wings
bre1sts heads and t11a - birds tfBt
II seems that lite gravy Ia an
ihai is necessary - make tham ap-
pear Ike "a KANE dinner.
! woman who thinks nofh.ur ~
running up and Gown stairs aHs n
times day in hrf own homo. VII
waHfe many minutes waiting far the
elevator 10 take her one h1o- iu
shop.
There are some mon whose 1edni-
ton af humur r. s1utnE their oen
wives with I didn't know ttIa was
your day out" when they "a suc' o.
meet them on Thursday in some pub
lie conveyance.
A lau1lBdy who fse1a her Huratq
sa well th1s they become tHp "a II
zet their hands into their pockets
faF their weekly board. should real
.sH what q non wing 1lyfrtlsom.
she haH Iu them
The woman who marrIoa tho
man wtH really has been In love
before f. psefH sure Co have aHf
troubles cat and dried In tne matter
af syseflnsat littie bin On the
outside after mauim1nv
n art rlae IT, offer - ut man
cook tho dinner those dnys. thinking
hua tn prove hIs ignorance for he
ram 10 81. and afton better than 10
"aHla since de- chatting dish bt-
come prominent ftstpr ~ bachelor
parties.
m r.ply to an earnest query 10
s4fHiuP Tho good luck rabbits foot
80 supposed tp nriue. We would say
INT this special charm IN the hin1
fuat particularly is demonstrated
whom II helps the rabbit To- pet 1Vay
fam the dog.
THe pare1u who remuvra Tho v.o-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
AN EDITOR is
CONVICTED OF LIBEL

BEDFORD. ird. Get T. - The
elfo ~ Hiram Mccormick against
ScNell n Motsiugur Cor iaoao dau-
sEen 90 his reputation by aiIeEsd D.
bclnus publications 80 Natslag -
paper tbc Referendum. r1puIlg
publication. resulted today in a yct-
diet against Motsinrcf t1r tz.t9t q
after being IN the hands u the jury
Tor tWrniY-nye hours Necarmick
aaa aaarird damages u g seo IN
previous tfial before the Pike
county court Ttc case occupied a
w hole wreck and both urEanta wrrs
represented IS able counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
h--,-ep
T anime
In
Pianos

4 private wire from Chicago
informs Us that the Chicago
piano factories are about to close
down. In sympathy With the
Eastern rtrikes
What with advancing prices.
and an absolute famine in planes.
prices will he at least 50 higher
BY the mrs, Of the year. Some
houses In the city have already
advanced. Jus: gentle hint.
THAT piano you were going TO
buy at Christmas" would Il not
be well to come In and inspect
our stock and make your Hclec-
NihN HNN 4 VI a tlAsH4A AtHN
payment We viii reserve piano
so days or course. the houses
who have been getting 900 per
cent. profit heretofore. VIII not
be affected as to their retail prize
es, but Why pay such pronts.
our Wholesale prices are open Tor
inspection. We want SO profit
on each piano We sell hut we
cannot guarantee a selection. or
present prices iong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

AmuSemeniS.
alisis

The coming Engagement 81 Mis-
takes VIII Happen at tho S atuc
thastar f9~ tvo nnhtr. beginning
sunday saHulI appeal strongly e.
all theatar. encrH who Ike novelties.
for ii ia anil thlt this COMEDY is one
Of the mast unique that ttc stage has
seen Do recent years Mistake VIII
Happen In under The direction az
Jacob Lit. nbI Re IL reported To-
have given % an exceptionally strong
company AMI a very worthy pro-
duetl0n. Tine ienIlng male part g.
played by the favorife comedian
Charles Dickson. who Is ueil known
here rs q Ftar.
Fltz end Webster open thu Seattle
thenter tonight lu 4 ilrerzy Time 4"
The advance sale % seats irdleafea
dne three nights business. which
seems 20 be the fortune = al the
shows chat come to Manager Iawe's
popular hpure. a Breezy Tim e.
luat wfat its name would Imply.
on alIo ~ clever ereoialties and aide
splitting fun. The cast contains
many pretty girls, who slur 71 kinds
~ eBfrbr a9uRa. and do alI s1fta Il
efHrsful dances. Tho rars r. very
we'll balanced. far the comedians are
up i1 date ana unusually clover The
pf4y H almost without p.#t. rlf T.
docs not need any Thafr ia mo-
moral to H. nor satire ~ teaches
nothing bur h1W to laugh and Dee
mcrrY. and II does this 90 tho altlr-
faction n everyone.
''YHu Yan ln. which comes 10 the
Third Avenue fheater next week.. e
r8ld - be rrat Etrpuror than ever
ami IA certainly DOING "a much l1rr-
sr hua.ucaH TIE Yau 1ansop ~
Mr. H1ullafn De said o. b. equal 10
that Of the original creator ~ the
part Ills songs arc especially pleas
iuR, and ne ls supported bv strong
company
Thr FliuJs with their Nm que and
amg7lrE hypnotic entertainments
are nightly filing fhe Ihirl Avenue
'heater Interest last u.Gut center
Il on the awakening NJ Tho Young
man Who Wts put ln a byuaoao
sleep by Prof. Flint on Tuerduy av-
culue at II O'Clock Tho subject vaa
apparently none the warar fer hfa
peculiar experience.
t. tiiuta viii remain at the Third
avenue Until Saturday Hieht. giving
the u1u4l saturday matinee.
a#-HaHaHa fta--a-=H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
MBLERS HAVE
BEEN ARRESTED

The Seattle gamblers have again
been arrested and they have paid
their monthly fnca Frank Kelly
representing the Standard. Consi.
dimes big Joint on Washington
street. was fined sg5s David Ar
EHie representing the white House
vas nue1 s925. and ~ u Kennedy.
reprca'uting the iiurac shoe. was
anrd s2zs The total fines collect.
al aggregates t1es Detective Cud
4heo mads the arrests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
TO ADVANCE BOOT
AND SHOE PRICES

CINCINNATI. O. oct. = - The
Enquirer says today President 7.
Richard. ~ the National E1oi s
Shoe Manufacturer tas announced
the place and date - the meeting -
the Hsssf alton The convention all
be- held ut Boston. October g The
association was organized at Phna-
delphta iH August last 4 resolution
vas adopted. declaring thnt on acs
count Of the advance In raw material
and machinery. an advance iu the
price ~ shoes vas warranted. ana
the association recommended an nd-
vance in ~" price. rather than a
rHeapeulng - the quality.
The meeting AZ itaston viii be lIn-
poriaut following up this prolimin-
afy action.
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To Test War Revenue Law.

sPUISGFIELp III oct T. WIN
7. snyder 81 uiar = the VIII - the
late = &. suylrr millionaire ~
this city today brought su.t against
Internal Revenue Collector Isituan
far the ecavery - - on p1lI out
az var taxea on iegacirH irft by the
lore1fra. The ground is thar The at
~ congress aarut tho matter BE- an.
constitutional and sold
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"
State News.

South Bond has rgisal the SELDOM
license from geo O. s51a Cor The en-
sl.uE year.
Flx Caiupmeu have 6eca nlsou In
"a custody At Fairhaveu FOR dogart1-
fau.
The enrichment Of tho Olympia
rsaa,iH Is but aiieatly creator tlau
a year ago
Sew Nhatcau'E p1etaclec receipts
far 1893 were aleaa5I for nine months
'f tgJo. 81 OFT
CvfrH boy Ore now shipping 500
Eatan Of oysi ~ a week, aud ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
HANNA SMO0TRS
A PARTY ROW

CLEVELAND o. oct. - -sena-
tor Hanuas declaration hat he
wauia take matters Ira hand II TO
ate Republican row ~aH not Eattled
before hIs return from Washington
e. being fulfilled Republicans n all
factions crowded his Offices TODAY.
The Junior senator wars his most
winning rmIs AMI uaa almost ie-
mousfrHtlve in bic greeting % the
workers Worker lfigf worker vaa
talked 10 hY Hanna 1ui m1dr 70
fasi cha. tho whole rrpanaihilIty =
fae campaign rraial upon him per
a1uajiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
HER WILLIE COY"

white eimon5. q young boy lIv.
ING With his mother ut 22l2 Eighth
avenue. has r1n away from homo
and now hiE mother has askc1 the
police to locate her Willie boy
and nr.est aiu Before Leaving.
wnllc puld q bicycle which hia
nother had charge ~ f1r 81 20 the
Columbia Blcgeie store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
Coal Famine at ST. Joe.

ST JOSEPH. $40. oct IA coal
famine threatens ~ Joseph Coal
jumped today from t7si 90 81 =. The
street car ayatem was para'yEed for
4 brief time Rnl only resumed when
carload ~ coal vas appropriated.
The cause 81 THE shortage is tie
strike ~ the PiiiHbars. kan min
cts
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bleeding" Washington Accord
chamber u
peatny" been systematically trying ot late to
from fail
federal oTeas Washington 10
eoRptsh this
herself into such
bad establish anhur
ban homes within the electric road built
DOG variety known
auarlnga have disturb
ed shborhot q toiarks and old shoes
Somebody should OF nrc.ctaekers To Taeoua tail
become the - The yacht race u
wind had
be scared
by timely appearance upon
recognised the fact
tlupeto
thing OVERRIDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

THIRD AVENUE TuEATER
CTonichO The Il.uts, hyunausta.
SEATTLE TlIEATEH aTouighb
"A Breezy Tiwa,"
FIRST SEATTLE EXPOSITION.
Annoy Hail afternoon and evening.
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reliable south Africa NJ the
time published despatch
Dundee had been
captured corohofa-
received aud ley that
England the false information for the
liable
that whom the lighting
correspondents VII be allowed the
reliable Information De out
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

seriously editor Of the Wash
that nehns' OF the south ms be prevented
In kedaks that they
future inspection by
gran
mildly the strrn supposed 10
he majority ~ south
parties
20 utterly insufficient tnr rapid
photographs Other detc
solving rfeoeua
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SEATTLE IHEATER
~ =. y. Howe. Manager

/ Thee uIehts and Saturday matinee.
commencing Thuru1ay oct T.
fiiz thd HshatHr's unriFaIled rom-
+ rauy " comedians lu faat musical
I comedy rfFDfIhe
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-20
OREGON.

The salmon run is increasing in the
Upper Columbia.
Eighty mining claims have been re-
corded in Wallowa county this season.
The Southern Pacific Company pays
taxes amounting to $17, 7,196.30 in Lane
county.
Frederick Colebrook, 20 years old,
was drowned near Port Oxford few
days ago.
A new warehouse with capacity OF
100000 pounds of wool is being built
at Ontario.
: A Portland architect is drawing the
plans for La Grande's new $4,000
schoolhouse.
Willie Hogue, the 16-year-old son
of P. N. Hogue, rancher west of Ash
land, wandered in the hills and per-
ished last week.
Charles M. Kissenger, of Eugene, has
been appointed deputy game warden
for Lane county.
The Indebtedness of the city of AS
toria, outside of the water and street
departments, is $205,000.
Another carload of French Canadian
colonists arrived at Ontario, Monday,
for the colony at Arcadia.
Quite number of the employees on
the government Notifications at Fort
Stevens have been laid off.
Hugh Hoffman, IL years old, was ac-
cidentally killed by the discharge OF
a shotgun at Fifteen-mile, near The
Dalles.
Telephone communication has been
re-established between Tillamook and
Forest Grove. The line was down all
winter.
Walter, the 4-year-old son of George
Bryant, living at Aumsville, twelve
miles east of Salem, Or, was drowned
recently.
Mrs. Mary Stats, wife of H. E.
Stats, of Lewisville, Polk county, was
killed at o'clock Saturday afternoon
while riding in a cart alone on the
road,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-20
CUBANS LOOKING FOR WAR
SOLDIERS HOLD THEIR ARMS.
A Correspondent Says the Situation Is
Alarming Might Have War-Generals
Gomez and Brooke Said to have words
Refuse the Money offered.

New York, May lG-A Havana corre-
spondent telegraphs as follows:
The situation has become most alarm
ing. To all appearances the Cubans are
about to make armed manifestations
against the United States and its mode of
governing the island, although the conser-
vative element still hopes for peaceful ar
rangements.
This state Of fairs, which was brought
abruptly to head last Saturday by a
partial quarrel. between General Gomez
and General Brooke, has been forming for
the last two mon his.
The first move has been made by the
army. 1t will probably be supported by
many Cubans. The army, which is reilly
represented (although many dispute his
authority by Gomez, is particularly
against Brooke and his policy. The SOL
diers declare they have been miserably
fooled and trapped by the Americans.
They look upon the exchange of gun for
$75 as an ignominious transaction for
them, as they have not been defeated by
the Americans, and consequently they re-
fuse to exchange.
Brooke Reports No Trouble.
Washington, May l6.-General Brooke
has not reported to the war department
any serious situation in Cuba, and it is
not believed in the department that any
alarm need be felt regarding the condition
Of affairs.
The communications General Brooke has
made to the war department regarding the
situation are not given to the public, but
the officials understand the source of the
present trouble is that the generals of the
Cuban army are disappointed because they
are not likely to realize as much out OF
the money appropriated for the army as
they think they should.
One thing is assured beyond all other
considerations: the United States will re-
main for the present in absolute control
of the island, and the orders Of the officers
in command will be sustained by the gov.
ernment at Washington.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-20
Shut Down Every Mine.

Wardner, Idaho, May l6.-By all signs
every mine on Canyon creek will be shut
down Thursday and will remain closed for
an indefinite period. The Last Chance
mine at Wardner is also expected to shut
down on that date. This will leave the
Bunker Hill & Sullivan the only mine OF
any Importance at work in this county.
Refuse to Get Permits.
AT present from $50 to 200 men are at
work in the mines on Canyon creek. They
are all union men, and not one of them has
taken the permit demanded by authori-
ties. Perhaps dozen men in the Canyon
creek camps have taken out these permits
and signified their willingness to renounce
the union; but these men are not permit
ted to work by the union miners.
Thursday is the date fixed on which ell
men working under ground will be COM
PEELED to show these permits or quit work.
AS the union men declare they will pay
no attention to the order there seems to
be no doubt that on that date the mines
will be closed down and placed under
guard by the soldiers. Nor can any m-e
predict when they will resume work
again.