The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-08

Federation of miners. TO accomplish
that, he constructed bull-pens into
which he incarcerated a large number
| of men, AMI some children who haf
shouted "scabs" as the soldiers wer,
patroling the streets.
Gen. Sherman Bell was rough rdel
! and he was highly complmented IN
col. Roosevelt's regimenta history
jacob Ris, in his history of Prcsiden
/ Roosevelt. also mentions Bell in Il way
! which the latter regards also as com
plimentnry. Riis tells of meeting Bel
in New York in 1900 Croker had sale
some unconlplimentary things of Gov
crnor Roosevelt and Bell exclaimed
Who is this man Croker? Let him ge,
thirty men and ! will take thirty and
VIII shoot him az full Of holes as &
SITTER The quotation Is fair indie,
of Bell who is poorly educated, ex.
tremely pugnacious and has n Tongue
that speaks foolishneas.
I,,r,,. M. TL.
,,-h 10,
,.,,',' ~. a lug 'ovuuS oruereu that thc
~ t9U, ~ ~ .''e Dull pens DE Drought
,,rIo,,.r,,i III , ~ ie"i,i l any man was
,h,a,,,a lu'S .seu Oh ms llDe!ty, Bel
i,n,I ~ ~ 'iiio" tiie Judge IN tht
NTitch',n y ~ tht'er threatened Joht
daa IVA ~ we coz s.,ike at RIM :
r,,,, ' ~, sa ~ ne Woulu 'hro" Mother
II,
Cripple Creek ana planted pntljna.
gun in front of 1t and thep marched
az tne roult room az me mead Of a
~, nle " ,'t, ana dened Judge Seeds
mme'' nv ialtet oraeFed that the prison
-, NV cnniges preferred against
them or be discharged.
The Victor Record, n newspaper
friendly to organized labor, criticised
me general, and the editor and his
.oIce were promptly arrested and
''i""n mo me Dun pen.
"a l'ul'lper or strikers We're deported
anu ,in large numbers or others left the
That an mon nnt troel n,l by Bel
mining towns on nenaitv of Raw e,.c
rested for ynprnnrv some rla1 ~,
owned their homes and had fnir. si mt,J
bank accounts We're arrosted as v 49,
bonds.
ably by members of The ,,nion. a ~.
November q. The Vindirator nine
had opened With "sc.h" iahor ,na ,' ,.s.
Superintendent Mccornicls ana Shift
boss Beck were Descending into Tho
mine an explosion ocrurred On me six wv
level, wiacking the cnre and kiIlinn
both men instnntIv Tho 'n ,,,,,r LILLE
.would be fired bv tho descandin,r n,ra -
and explode a key of powde,. -''e :
-
Deh arrested rorty.
me union leaders denied RESPONSE
bility and claimed that the explosion
was accidental or due to conspiracy
by the mine owners. Bell vowed he
would nave numerous hanged and he
mace more than forty arrests, but moth
ing larthef came of It,
Few months of comparative quiet
loiloWed months fraught, however,
Wlthr poftentious events. President
Moyer was arrested and thrown into
prison at Telluride. He was charged
WI WIN attempting to incite instruction.
nttnrnaw GOT :, ha,,,',r iosls uslay MS
preme court. Exhaustive arguments
We're made, John M. Waldron, attorney
for the Rockefeller Gould interests no,
ing the chief counsel for Governor Pea
body. The court took time for cons,d-
Grafton, but Mover remained in iai,
Seven OF the most prominent LAWYERS
Of Denver were asked as friends of the
court" to prepare opinions IN tho mes
tons involved. The ATTORNEYS Tins
named were: Former Chief Justice r,
M. Goddard, Plntt Rodgers ", w
Field, Harvey Riddel. Guy To Roy
Stevick, former Governor q s Thomos
and G. j. Hughes. The personality al
these gentlemen is interesting in View
of the opinions they gave. Judge God.
dard was refused a denomination in 1901
because he had declared the eight hon
unconstitutional: Platt Rodgers /.
special council for the Colorado Fue
and IRON Company, owned by Rookie
Teller and Gould; Field is the ables
lawyer of the firm of Wolcott Water
man and, Vnile, engaged almost exclu,
y. Hughes is attorney for ali the bis