The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-09
CAUSTIC ARRANGEMENT
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law-i expecting element of the COM
munity, people who have suffered
long and endured much because they
are law abiding and consis tent respec-
tors of peace and government.
Aroused over their crimes. the
scenes of the other day were enacted
in Victor. Had the peaceable eie-
ment been less consistently law resp
Getting, they would have gone further
then and met crime with crime. muir
der with murder and disregard for the
law with disregard, but because they
were law respecting, they demanded
yesterday the surrender of the mac
hinery of the law into their hands.
The officers who have connived
with law breakers Were forced to sur
render their positions and in their
stead men who could be relied upon
to enforce the law were appointed.
This was the whole of yesterdays
proceedings, the meaning of them,
and their bearing ON the situation.
Law is now supreme in Teller
county and the officers will enforce
the law
To clear the decks, to make com
plete the overthrow of the law less ele-
ment, few acts that may on the sur
face appear illegal may be done.
They will be to the end to perfect
Io,,.. .ha,- ~; al not cariousIv tramnle IN
any innocent person. they will not
put anyone's life in jeopardy, they
will do nothing that cannot have
the approval of fair minded men as
means to au end and that end is peace
in Cripple Greek; The law admins
tered without fear or favor; prosper
ity throughout the employment of
labor at the best wages and the equal
freedom of employer and employee,
both equal before tine law. This Is to
what the proceedings today have
pointed.
In time the courts will clear the
crimes and the lives of men will pay
the penalty of their crimes, now
that there is to be law in Cripple
Greek
Another incident came when a
prisoner arrested yesterday i'll the
miners union store at Victor told the
name of man who, standing in the
doorway of the union store at Victor
fired the shot at O. G. Hamlin that
went over his head and killed Roxy
MCGEE, at the mass meeting on the
street yesterday.
Positive Identification gives it as a
man named Friedly, who lives at
Elkton with his mother and broth
er The clerk who tells it says that
after firing TIL, SHOT Friedly rushed
back into the store and called to one
of the clerks: II dropped two of
them, help me hide this gun.
The stove pipe was lifted off the
stove. the gun thrust up it and the
pipe replaced. Today the sheriff
officers found the gun in the exact
place described.
Officers are out after both the Fred
ly brothers, but they are in hiding.
Detective X. O. Sterling declares
proof positive in this case. Two of
the men saw Friediy fire the shot and
one of these had gun drawn upon
Friedly at the time and could have
killed him before he fired the shot. if
he desired because he did not want to
kill boy.
1t was today traced ont that Vic
tor Poole was driven TO Colorado
Springs yesterday by woman from
Independence. who hired team and
buggy at the Welty stables.
The fact that he was seen driving
down the road at noon Yesterday was
published exclusively in The Repub-
lican.