Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-11
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Silverton. Colorado. I told him was making preparations to go to Ouray myself, and that if he was in no hurry I would be glad to have him wait and go with me. I told him that several laborers had been beaten up in the train, and I would take him with me for protection. He said a day or two would make no difference to him. He waited and went with me"
 Was there anything said about arms?''
 I asked him if he had a pistol and he said yes. I said I thought of car rying a take-down shot gun which could be placed in a suit case, and told him I would buy him a gun. I got Petibone to buy the gun for us.''
 He said it had not been used to kill Lyte Gregory and had never been fired. Mover said he and Orchard went to Ouray on March 22. Orchard paid his own railroad fare but Mover paid the hotel expenses at Ouray. They went to look out for the well fare of sixty union miners who had been deported from Telluride Two days after their arrival Mover was arrested at the request of the sheriff Of San Miguel county in which Tell uride is located. Luncheon recess was taken at 11:5S a. m. until 1:30 D. m
 At the afternoon session Mover said he asked the sheriff who arrest ed him at Ouray, if he had a warrant.
 He said no; that he acted on a telephone message from Telluride" l"
 When he was taken to Telluride, Mover said he was charged with des- ecration of the American flag, it be- ing claimed that he used the flag for advertising. paper poster repre- senting the American flag contained in big letters, the question. .Ts Colo rado in America" was here introduc- edand held before the jury. Each stripe of the flag contained a state ment of which the following are ex- anples: Martial law declared in Colorado,' 'Habeas corpus suspended in Colorado" Free press muzzled in Colorado "sTholesale arrests in Col orado," Six soldiers defy the courts in Colorado" etc The witness said the flag was printed in Denver by the FederatSon. Haywood writing the sentences. Released on ST ,000 bonds, Mover said he prepared to leave Tell HiANI AOl OCHN6fs N06u ne was EdliSu on by two members of the National Guard, who informed him that Gener- al Bulkiey Wells desired to see him at military headquarters. He gent there and was informed that he was to be detained as a military prisoner until further notice.
 T was tAen taken to the bull pen sI said the witness. T tried to find out many times why I was detaind but no one ecald say other than that IL was upon orders of the commander in chief of the militia"
 Mover was taken back several 1 months in his story. to tell of having met Governor Peabody On a train one day and discussing the labor situ- alton at length. He also told of sending telegram to Governor Pea body. asking if protection could not De granted to the miners deportedf rom Telluride who wished to return. The governor replied in effect that nnarmed citizens could go where they pleased in the state and would moi , be molested. Thirteen of the sixty ieported men were selected to go ' pack. They had families and proper y but the militia turned them back , when they attempted to enter the district, i. Mover told of the militia having re- \ .uSed ts obey the writ of habeas cor tn