The Ketchikan miner., 1907-04-06
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Juneau. Apirl I-DiSgasted with the quality of me food served they sso men in the employ of them TreAdwell mine struck yesterday and refused 10 go 10 work ar allow any one else 10 60 so until the steward n charge of .as compAoy'S COOK houses wSs dis chargeSi. Fearful that abolished and riosInr would follow the Teadwell uaanSgemen, appealed 10 seting Governor Dissin to send for shs |. $ sroops from F. Seward ss Haines- This wAs dore. General Distln wired .he federal authorities ss Washington snd they ia turn ordered two com panies of ths troops 10 be sent 10 The scene of tle trouble. They sre ex- pecse6 10 sa rive tocay.
 The trouble cane 10 head fen or twelve days ago when one of the men wen, 10 the kitchen and fired sho' s. the offending steward The bullet missed it's mark aud struck ore of the cooks. Since that time she. men have been grumbling worse than ever. until yes;sria! when they went in body Sn5 demanded that the s,ewA-xi be dismissed This the com panv refused so do znd the strike fol- lowed. Al this hour. 9 a- ul- word has just reached here that bloodshe'd hsd occurred during the night,
 . The trouble grew ou; of the dis charge of manY men. following oTgala- izztioa of Miners union week syo. The union held meeting ano voted 10 give Manager kinzie sw0 6sys in which 10 re-instsse The dis ehsres6 men and abolish The com pany boarding houses He refused 10 consider the demand. and the men Ealked ou.. leaving only barely enough force 10 keep the pumps go- ing. Fifty soldiers. with gatling gun arrived this morning. Though there wss big parade 0. she striking men yesterday there is 10 disorder and 10 excitmeat- Manager kinEie s4Y> he is willing 10 meet the union com mis.ee or the question of abolishi1g .he boarding houses only. and tne! are now i1 conference. The .SlaEon- isrs 70 $ nxn gre members ot she union. and but few employees loyal 10 .he company remain
 Seattle. April l-Maior Richardson- Q. .he Alasks Road Coumlsslor- has arrived .n this city. The major is very enthusiastic oyer ;he prospects c. his work for the ensuing season He states sha. there is noE sVailsole for Alaska rcad building The sun ot s.n0. on. The frsc work the con- mission has iu view ,is she eo1stEl,- lion Of road. nos trail. from Val i4z 70 Fairhanks- This they feel is sha grestes. need II me north at present and Ehe larger pa-- ot he cash available will. liner expect oe suea. there. Besides this trail will t.e bull. from Fairbanks. Vis Fort Gibbo1. down tbe Yukon 10 she mouth of the hogkaa river. This will be shors CT. from the present trail aad will be for Use II ,he winter. h addition to these two considerable work is outlined for road construction in bo.h the Seward PeD- irsuls ani southeastern Alaska 1T general
 Denver. April 3-Ti.h tears in his eyes. which 2. times ~elleo forth and c.oors=d down his rugged cheeks. Sen ssor Teller made the declaration 10 The Democrats Of this state. ia an address in this city last night that Colorado had disgEaced herself for ever when she sold a seat n .he United States Senate 10 GUggenhe.u- .-Oue can overlook 10 certain extent such thing happening in she money ~orshipp:ng essl. he said but for Colorado. with sll her t.1saS-ed uarlihosd ard western yigo-. 10 do such thing is almost oe!o1d The Imagination, ard fl a1y o1e i1 ihe s.a.e had 50 much ss hil-ed 3. sch , thing .en or atEeeo years ago he would have had so seek another hone. Nov look q, he-. Colorado $ only hopa is Ehs. the Democratic party will again obtain control ot her legislative bodies. and when this man e1nes ID for reelection .thro~ him out 90 eonplessl? and 8 hard that people Of his ilk will know batter than eTer again 10 attempt 10 corrup. her regzese1.alives ilso placing theu in po,si.io1s Of honor.