The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-13
GOVERNMENT NOT
TO INTERFERE
Unless State Is POwerleSS-
Arrest and Deportation
Continues

Washington, June Pit has been de-
med that the administration will not
interfere in Colo ado unless the Legis-
lature or the Governor requests it, ana
then only upon the representation that
Colorado is powerless to cope with the
situation.
Victor, Colo, June 12.-Considerable
excitement was caused today by firing
hca. i'm the hills after Mapor &c
Clelland and a detail of soldiers and
equities had left for Clyde Station
on the Short Line. 1t was reported
that another battle with the mine.
was In progress. Investigation proved
that the firing was by some deputies
who were indulging in target practice
and that no fight had taken place.
Cripple Creek. Colo, June 12.-No
action has yet been taken toward re-
calling the troops in this dist let, and
meme is expected before Monday. or
even later. However. Adjutan; Cen
eral Sherman NJ Bell has announced
that the troops will not be needed much
lcngel as the civil authorities have
control of the situation and the people
are looking forward to a speedy end o.
military rule.
All day long deputies searched the
hills and thee are now confined ia
the bullpen about twentyflNF men
Ten of these aie marked for immediate
deportation. They are all Altman men
ana wee taken today by A. IL. Rogers
and Frank Bennfck, Two or She4tn
Bells most trusted men.
Among the men brought off Bull Hin
We're the Coogan Dfotile.s. IN whose
ct bin the military found iiiies lasi
winter. Ea-l reed, iecoa alng Sec etary
o. free Coinage Union no. H. also MAS
arr rested. baiiey ana Stewart, Two OF
the h4en anes,ed To-Day. were found m
a sevsnty-two- loot shatt, wne.e tney
wee nlumg.
tomorrow another trainload Of un-
desl4 able men viii be deported. This
promises TO be the ia. gest sn pment yet
ll.eue anu tl.ere piOLa.ly VIII not be
anoener untn tne In.aaie .: neat weeA.
Wien It unde. STOOD anoIner and last
=, ,.- ...sion viii be made,
OF those retained Ior prosecution by
the coalt The Ja4I Is Iun 10 Overhowlils.
One OF tie cOu.t OF lnddl- y, Speaking
OF tn.s to-day. saId:
I'VE nave evidence that will legally
hang ave ana possloly aoaDie tnat
lsu44.orf aua ~ A4..,r-son enough ~
la IAe Pea4ten,la.y. we have un-
ca tI4ed "a s,a.e OF taings t!.at tue paD-
lac VIII ne STOW 10 LeheNe, tnat We
oa4seiNes ~elv apps,4Ieu a., hAiowI,is as
Ne 4aNe tl.at t4.ey wee oaa. AS we
Mve.a oe ooias ,De paoie wrong 10
tu4h t.ese p~oH.e ioVse upon A., t.eJ
h.est Nc luli,s s..~e., ai.a VITA ", now t44at
tAe laws a.e emo cea.'
An loiiOw.us up tae determination 10
eA.G. ni..,aee t.-e W estc4n eAe4 alton
1ro4n ,.e uls1.4ct, tool anu U.aAe4.,
LeAcIt.i Detl, as in4I,aIy Coil4n4anueI "a
TIE st.ict, tOuay tss.cu a p.oSIanla-
tion sla.nar IA mora44s a.4d lntent 10
tnal coftDe. nag tAe 70. eie,Ad ni4I4e ditd
Ca eSscu 10 11e ope4atOis vi tLe ra4ue o.
TIE ~.4ppie G.ecA D4st.iet Illine ana .ne
NstliOLes.et ana nlo. san ieases.
1Aese were suppossa 70 Le tne men
VIM a. e aleseu Ue "A menace 10 tAe
MvnaIe anu safety Oh the soou people
on t.4e County alu a niiu. alc ~ Ilie
les.o. atlOn vi peace anu good oruer
ana theif arrest was orue. eu as a m-Ii-
ta4y Necessity.
1nls aIte.hoon the aldermen of the
town OF Guiunelu, VINO wee uhGe. NIL
from VICTOR under qua. d. Coh.aaIy 10
expectations there was no trouble. The
aioe.n4en resigned ana IN their places
the toLowing were elected: Emmett
Am, FRANK Seeley, ID. T.. Whitney, u.
II. Co. ban. ]. l.. kelrln was appointed
olly treasurer.
he Resigned aldermen we. released
from custody AT tie close OF the coun
ell meeting. The majority of tnen.
have announced their intention of leav-
ing the district voluntarily.
lhe reopening Of the mines continues
and by the end OF the week practical
ly every mine conforming to the m.li-
tary necessity rest. iction wni ne work
ing fun blast.
To We'd a Baron