Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-06-11
Ii the Disturbed District. BY
Order Of Governor Peabody
the Troops Have Been Re.
called From Cripple
Creek.
STRIKING MINERS
DEP0RTED
Some Of Them Deposited Near the
Kansas Boundary Line Were Turned
Back by Sheriff Of Hamilton
County.

Cripple Creek, Colorado, June IL
Peace is coming to Cripple Creek l.
General Sherman Bell, the military
commando of Teller County, can ac
compljsh all he has planned to do Il
will come through the forcible expul
sion of al persons who owe allegiance
to the Western Federation of Miners
whose officers were yesterday charged
by the coeoners jury with being re
sponsible tor the independence dyna
mite explosion. Onion miners who re-
nounee the Federation will be allowed
to remain in camp, if they have salts
factory records. Several hundred men
applied at the Nine Owners Associa-
tion today and yesterday for working
cards but few were issued as the rule
OF the investigation of the record of
each applicant was vigorously en-
forced. No radical steps have been
taken to enforce the agreement Of the
business men to employ no members
of the unions connected with the local
Trades Assembly, the American Labor
Union or kindred organizations.
Kansas VIII Not Receive the Deported
Miners.
La Juuta, June 11-A special from
HoHey, Colorado, a town near the
Colorado Kansas boundary, says that a
trainload Of deported Cripple Creek
miners stopped half mile west of the
state line and that the prisoners were
unloaded from the cars and ordered by
Colonel l.. W. Kennedy, the officer in
command Of the guard to hike" to the
east and remain outside the borders of
this state, A volley of shots, it is said,
was fired in the air by the troops who
later boarded the train and returned
west. The deported men were met at
the state line by Sheriff Brady of
Hamilton County. Kansas, and 40 depu-
ties and were turned back. Since early
morning the unhappy miners have
been struggling into Holley, where
breakfast was furnished them by resi-
dents. Many of them are now walking
to Lamar, Colorado.
Must Live as Law Abiding Citizens.
st. Louis, June 11-Governor Willis
j. Bailey; of Kansas. who is visiting
the Worlds Fair, stated today in re-
gard to the report that striking min
ers from Colorado were to be deported
into Kansas, that he knew nothing Off
cially of the matter. He said however,
if the miners are coming to Kansas as
peaceful and law abiding citizens look
ing for employment they will be made
welcome, but if body of lawless
men is seeking to invade Kansas, Kan
sas will take care of them. =
Landed Near Coolidge.
Topeka, June 11-General Passenger
Agent Black of the Santa Fe Road
said at II o'clock today: "We have
Just received advices from Coolidge,
to the effect that our special train from
Victor, Colorado, containing 81 de-
ported miners was run to the state
line, two miles west of Coolidge and
there unloaded the men. The train
then departed for the west. Three of
the miners went into Coolidge, others
passed over the state line afoot into
Colorado"
Later, it was learned that the min
ers who started west temporarily To-
Gated at Holley, Colorado, a big saliva
ton army station.
Set Adrift on the Prairie.
Kansas City. June 1l-A special to
the Star from Syracuse, Kansas, says
the denorted miners were set down a
few rods over the Colorado state line
and deserted on the prairie to make
their way east as best they could. At
the point set down there is no eating
station and the men were practically
destitute.
Troops Recalled.
Colorado Springs, Colo, June ia
special from Cripple Creek to the Tele-
graph says: Acting under the recon-
lnendation of Adjutant General Bell, it
is understood that the state troops
viii be called from the Cripple Creek
district tonight, as there appears to be
no further necessity for their remain.
ing in the field During the morning
General Bell talked with Governor
Peabody over the long distance tele-
phone and informed him that the dis
trict was quiet and that Sheriff Bell
had full control of the situation. 1t is
understood that upon receipt of this
information the Governor authorized
General Bell to return to Denver and
dismiss the present troops from fur.