The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-18
WANT SHERIFF INGALLS,
REMOVED

hoiAJT Al)lll lS.-AS me out
come of the numerous dissertations Of
the flag and constitution by members
of the outlaw, anarchistic order of l.
". w and also a view of the fact
that the officials cannot be depended
upon to defend the flag or punish
those guilty OF insulting it, the eXecu-
tive committee of the GOldfieid Mine
Owners and Business Mems asSocia-
! tiOns has caused to be distributed to
! the citizens who do not belong and
are not in sympathy with the |. W. w.
small buttons bearing the American
flag in colors.
1t is now up TO the people OF Gold
/ field to choose between the flag OF
their country and the flag that waves
over the reVOlutioniStS and nihiliStS OF
Russia, the members OF the black
hand OF Italy and the |. W. w. that
has wOrmed its way inlO the midst OF
honest, law-abiding working men of
the United States.
The more the citizens OF Goldfield
think OF the manner in which the
officials to whom the welfare of Gold
field is entrusted have handled the
present trouble in GOldneld, the more
they are convinced that there is a
"nigger in the wOOdpile" somewhere
When trouble first became apparent in
Goldfields ingalls, appointed thirty
|, deputy sheri1fs who belong 10 the l.
". w. to oft5et that the executive
committee appointed fifty deputies
; from the citizens.
When pictured as being on the
/ fence by The Sun Constable Claud
: inman remarked that there was just
ing that the l. W. w. leaders, who de-
2 clared they would raise the town be-
1 fore they would meet with defeat and
/ if they lost there would be nothing
l.. left for the other side to win.
: When Silva was murdered Preston
a was held by the leaders until morning
e when with great confidence he walk
l. ed down to Judge Solomon and gave
d himself up.
o A man who was arrested as a wit
s ness in the Silva case was turned
loose by Inman, rearrested by his
It deputies, then liberated by Solomon
d Now he is out of reach of the author
g tiles.
Under the former officials it wa:
X customary to disarm anyone who die
e not have a pull, put them in Jail
d then send them to Hawthorne TO serv
'e ing concealed weapons. That is MOD
id flied under the regime, the punish
ar ment amounting to disarmament an
It fine. Nevertheless when ST. Jon
p was arrested he was not taken to jai
neither was he fined. Now Tregol
II. ing is allowed to insult the mos
la sacred of American institutions, tn
as flag, without punishment.
is Diplomacy still holds sway in th
on lockout situation. The mine owner
at have issued their demands and waite
FIVE weeks for them to be accepte
Now the miners have concluded tn;
should the mine owners present
proposition before the next meetil
MS special meeting will be called. Sut
he vas the outcome of the meeting
ed Tuesday night, toward which MAJ
he had looked forward as the forerunn
no OF a settlement.
The conservatives controlled Il
Ter meeting and though St. John W
ars present he did not speak
mo Tregoning has fire in his eye ov
to the publicity that has been given Il
in arrest, and there is a rumor abo
cts town that his was test case to cat
on The officers who lei him go without
trial to prove his innocence or gui
are Tregoning denies ever speaking of t
1t lag in other but respectful terms, a
ers is wearing a button bearing the Am
ican flag
The leading report on the street
) to the effect that 200 stands of ar,
have arrived and a militia will
'ck- formed for the protection of Goldfie
kee The executive committee is maxi
of an investigation of the stock jobbi
ION, In connection with the strike.
nth Tonopah Aroused
II APRIL 1S.-The people here
thOl Oughly aroused over the Treg
ing affair. Immediately after bel
released from arrest at Goldfield
I'd cursing the Dag and the Constitut