Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
TALE:
SL|L.L.UNDER
FIRE At
BOISE

lhe miners to maintain peace ana or
der
Did you ever near Moyer and
Haywood tell Orchard in Denver in
your presence that he could not go
too fierce at Cripple Creek to suit
thCm?" asked barrow.
Il did not, replied the witness.
Easterly said that he was arrested
al Cripple Creek 'as a matter Of milf
AIRY necessity ana thrown into the
bull pen for several days.
He said also that he was at home
In bed when the Independence depot
was destroyed and did not know The
explosion had happened until the next
o.
He then went 10 Victor to the union
han, where several hundred members
II the Western Federation were gath
cred.
In the afternoon G. c. Hamlin, sec
rotary Of the Mine Owners ass0cia-
ton. made a speech in the streets in
which he referred to the Independence
depot explosion and said that fifty or
more Of the leaders ought 10 he hang-
ed. and the rest driven from the dis
trict. Then q shot was fired and, as
Easterly put it, The fireworks be-
gan."
Eastorlv said thai when the firing
began, he went home. on the way
he stopped at Steve Adams house and
told him of the threats he had heard
against him and others and that he
had better protect himself.
ne u,ith , ronootfnr eboIgrn and
80, 20 Cofdririd Cnto wb,ro thara
- ~ ho o,oetine of no urfon
mon
W. nova than to.aptv-fvo unlnn
,,on we're in The ba1i ar Co1dfteld
-, mo militia arriven and the
n,tners etartad for tba hills
e tbev vyont ebnts were fired AT
tbo,o Tbe miners took refuge in
,ranroot boloe b,,t ,pere driven amt
ana over the hills
~ IN IN, oor,o Within 9,
foat IS Mn ana . sniinter ~ rock
atr,1o1, hin. atar tho ct,o he ala rot
firo ~ ~ gtdiors as he bad onlv n
sbotg1p ana A. v.onid moi reach them.
Faetari3s detafled his movements
offe, crossfnp Inc hills saving he
aaonbodN Don1or In n few DAYS lie
~ cbonoad his name and Ieft the
etata IN ioo5 ba rat1rped to Denver
80 an6 +bo ,yav ,net Orchard and
Tyarobar ~ pueblo Orchard odd
nsa. tl,# In nod faaIA lnfE lf nHnfHbN
Nj 1fca nj baif insurapre
SeS."5 ~ - ~ ,iaar EaefarIy was in
rdano Whcrn be noet T. +
2!iN.A1' gtn,n toid Mn ina
- 4 ,yas in caldwell selling in
'3rcnH ~ - ptnots ard seem.
l. 5nina n.Stl Afterwarde he
" 'i az rom orcbar asking
H. IN Hin, EosterIv answered
nm ~ a. uiaI s9tiefied with his
rt' "' vas
nevo- said ANYTHING to him
orchat9 never s&'9 THS 1''''I 80 w or,'ar
~ ll-9 IN itho,,an he orce heard
SteIngi5o hgooten S1-e7n,enberr because
$3.50 aa5 GroN,rd M. lnsa his in
ne Ha" eau9Vu ,,atIa ,,iro conator
leie9t ~ A" '"l' - ov,r,fra-
b"I"H "0'e ''9""
ION aa.o +ba st,ta
On cloSS- $500 t,aotarh. for remain-
slron6lS @.e@VN' Ho Incn mai 0rchgrd
iHs SllSmI 5i'Sl Ioahn ana NOT
haa hlIleu 1870 Nd a ran
anitaa3n INC Western Fed
ie9s!oh liiPi,ea1ln9 "
efalloh OF M'HcIS r,eto,ly
TO q huuipoi - ~ la no 49,
merely repe9,eu no -" IL sai5 n
caslon 20 lCil "ED"uS' and ho v,e
was none . ms
10 lio ,4ioo Easter1,
On re-pIIecl H IN 80 n,.ested
saIu tn@. ,anho,.o he ronem.
iol H'Ili,Is 49,. IA 1bo ot once re-
pertu ms ~ ,ttorrev If fbe
porleu tis"" 10 "0
feqeIa.,' sobot7 u.,s the next witness.
JOSH" Noid tbat Scbol1 had
prcnoIu m'u t~ = Virdtcator mine
soiie ~" rn,' off +, carIood Of now
WIN nm oonfronfed nv fhe man
aer. ne NO S Soi tadar Inn said h,
WI" ~ ~ r,on
"Vs ~ safd todav that there was NO
Scl'oaZ S"Iu ,r Cri,nIe creek untif
49, Tan4 orbon g1n man bv that
rrf,-od y rho ,~yifness said that
,aiig ".itF n
ne uiu Mo wls q railroad
oeoISs 49, W tho evnlosion at
man az o5anao ,,ine vas called ia
IHe IN, aina lf b-loodhounds
testiH ~ y a,,. to victor on tht
Ituui tnv ls,,i1sl-r ne was onl,
paS ~ inad and the state PASSED
"IlIlS inattor
'rnSs-eNa ,rto, racass was G.
ne ili9' o.4,,il. colo , rail.
a. C"ilIns' u,s q miner NJ
ioau pI"hs,''n. -lIonnracpre depn
the O.le Oh ~ tu,o blool
SNpluSl"I' -, tbero and nm
HuuHuS peIHR ~ ci,.fed 4bou
on the s'tne. - an az , cabin
some ana th,n ~ 80 Tho last n,
~ tha, ware helm,
~ ~ af.,4,- mime