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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
A Splendid Entertainment

By far the largest audience that ever
gathered III thr Bradley Opera House
listened t. pauline last night. The
curtain rose promptly at S:3) and from
that time until the curtain rang down
on the last act, the play moved along
Will out Il hitch. All those who took
part bal their lines we'll M hand and
performed lihe veterans OF the st ,ge.
II We attic npiei i0 arlcuinrlZ and
praiee all whose work merited praise,
we would nos nov where to begin Ut
stop. i1c list wouIi rerlauuly include
every person Who took pari in the play
and We wouId run sLo I ~ compliments
before the task was tinIshei. Nothing
If, there fore, LETT fu us Ia do but Ia
compliment all WHO t"nE part for the ir
excellent work. They did they yery
best tu piem e and the applause they re-
ceived proved t!Ia, tho ir efforts were
heartily appreciated.
II is not, however, out Of place To say
that the excellent manner III which the
drPnia was rendered reflects n world of
credit ON Prof. Howard, Mrs. Lotbrpp
and all who assisted III training the
young people. The way in which they
acquitted themselves showed that
neither time nor patience had been
spared III perf-cling them Tor the work
the! did so we'll.
The opening ecene and the picnic in
the woods were very pretty and it is
doubtful il any ether town OF Elko's
size in this great equity can produce
Landowner, healthier, more robust
yOuns women thai those who appeared
Oh the stage of Bradley's Opera House
last night. The young men also showed
to gonI advantage, but they were put
somewhat III tie shade by beng greatly
outnumbcred. Perhaps, IL the youn ;
ladies' had been outnu nbered the stall
wart young men would have shown To-
better advantage. Bar, mind you, We
only cay it might have been.
The entertainment was the best ever
given by the high school aud, aside from
Its excellence, wnE Il financial success.
The INDEPENDENT hopes these young
people win delight the people OF Eiko
again.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
Salm az nudi.
FROM THURSD DAILY.

Harry Humphrey, deputy Internal.
ter Uncle Sums business.
The state board Of cnpitol commission
ers are making plans for the removal OF
the state library to the new building.
Mr.. Ramsdel will take a hashlight
photograph Of the final chorus OF Pauline
this evening and next Saturday he will
take photographs of the different groups.
Great work has been lone 10y Mr.. Fair
banks III demonstrating That Il full vice
prcsidinial term dose uut necessarily
lead tn Observation-Disclosures Star.
The is no further occasion to rack the
mind 10y trying to remember his name.
After all it is sufficient distinction to re-
fer to him as Gladys VarderbilI's hus-
band Washington Star.
Joe Harris wired from Reno ycetcr-
day that he had secured the RI quisition
Tor Carl Brown, now in Jail ut Lue
\ Angeles, and would leave for that city
last night. Brown in wanted here for
stealing horses.
Tho Reno police and Wells Fargo de
tcctives are still hunting Tor the man
who stole $500 from tho express COM
pnny. Tho chances seem good for their
not catching him. Reno needs a thief
catcher very bad.
The Nyc county grand jury has mnde
n partial report in which the manage.
mcnt 81 the State linnk and Trust Com
pany Ii handled without ~gIovee. The
jury found many evidences Of r~ottenness
III tho Affairs Of the company.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ervm Of Mountain City ia
in town. He will leave for the cast IN
the morning to preach the gospel OF
Nevada to the people OF that section.
MIR. Erwin IL very enthusiastic over the
mining possibilities OF northern Elko
county.
Judge Lapgan Monday. sentenced
George Gibson, recently convicted Of
in Involuntary maDslnughtcr at hin second
trinl Tor the murder ~ Richard Mauneell
in GoIdlicld, to serve three years IN tho
state prison ut Carson. Judgment was
pronounced after 40 extended motion
tm II new lrinl aud mn arrrst Of judg-
mcni III the case had been maIc by
Senator Mocchousc aud denied by the
court.
The preliminary examination ~ +. Is
Hickey, ox-prsilcnt u tile state Bank
and Trust Company, cnnc To an end
yesterday and lie was bound over to ap,
penr before the grand jury Of Oimeby
county with bonds liked at 10000. Mr.
Hickey gave The bonds at once and wat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
Bailey-Clayton

a very pretty wedding tt ok place at
at the residence Of Mrs. w. s. Clayton
on the South Fork February 18th at
l:3O p. IN. when her Inst unmarried
daughter became ,.-> bride OF Mr.. r bert
d. Bailey MIR. Archie Il. Clayton, the
brides brU:ht r, 81: ported the groom and
The bride was attended y Miss Edith II.
Landon who did the honors OF brides
maid. The charming bride was becom-
iuRly HttIred III n beautiful gown OF
white null with orange blossoms Hastily
arranged IL her hair. The wedding
march was rendered by MIR. Geo. Clayton
The ring ceremony OF the Presbyterian
church was used and the III, stic words
which made them hush ,bd and wife
we're pronounced by Rev. Geo. Il.
Greenfield, the officiating Clergyman.
AL the relatives OF the bride and groom
from various parts Of ElKo, Eureka and
White Pine counties we're present TO
witness the ceremony, after which all
we're invited to the two DINING rooms
where d most deliberately and tashly pre-
pared wedding dinner awaited them.
The groOm is a native Of Eureka
county where he has become a very
prosperous and well know rancher. Tho
bride ia one Of the charming bellies OF
Elko county where che has always re-
sided and has made many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey departed by rail from
EIko Tor Eurnka county where they will
make their futune home ON the line Of
the Eureka and Palisadr, railway.
Tho many beautiful and useful gifts
attest the high esteem is which tho
happy young people are held.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
Sa1magundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wcathers left for their
Starr valley home this morning.
Another large audience greeted the
Billy Bennett comepany last night.
Mrs. Al. Griswold OF South Fork If
visiting her Elko relatives and friends.
Mira. Steele left for Wells this morn
ing to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Hay.
mOnd, her sister-in.law.
The tax rate IN White Pine county
for this year has been fixed at 1910 on
the SIG0 valuation, Il reduction OF al
from last years rate.
Ii IL interesting 10 note that Mr.. Del.
mas has made no comment On the Thaw
verdict. What Ina become Of the Ma
puloon Of the wo';crn bar, u wny?-
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mr.. Chapman ~ Mizpah, tie new
camp in southeastern ElGo county, is In
town. Ile reports quiet timeH there
now with good prospects for lively times
during the summer
4 Paria phvsicinu claims Il hive die.
covered that au,oing brings three new
wrinkles to u wOmaD's face. Nobody
st2ms 20 carc how many IL brings to the
facee Of men aud women who are kept
busy dOdginR.
In reference to tho height 81 elephants,
ten feet in males aud eight frci six inchcs
IN fcmalcs-voriica hcithi at shoulder,
measured ns a hOrsC-arr very rarely Mt
tanned, and are not exceeded by u nni-
nal in five hundred.
Gilbert, tho email son Of n minister,
wac one day trying 10 construct q
church with his building blocks, but
found no hadn't enough L!ocks. "Sny,
papa no inquired g~ravcly, "cGn't you
hold uD your congregation for funds Ia
finish my church,
In u certain town ~ Indiana u man
brought suit agtns, n harISafc COM
pany for 80 900 damage. Tie cinimcl
thu, u rope hc had borght Ia commit
suicilc with broke AMI thus foilcd HE
plume. After the rOpc broke, he eaid,
he could not get up courage enough Ia
Try II Ovcr.-Judgc.
According to the la,cst reports, the
man who stole $500 from tho driver Of
the Wolls-FarRo express company in
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21

4rhe officers & the bunk assured us
that they though tie instii ution would
be- opened shortly aud business re-
sumed, il they were gave a chance
and that the ere iitors would receive
dollar for dollar. The commission
decided that was the best policy and
30 informed the public. Later it seems
that the directors Of the bank epent
most Of their time opposing each other
and carrying on personal fights rather
than working for the opening of the
institution. These bicker. nRs are large
ly responsible for the present condition.
Personally, believe that today the
bunk could be put IN it's feet il some
man would throw enough money into
the vaults to handle the eituatiop. It
would aleo be a paying proposition.
But the first thing Tint would be neces-
sary would be the cessation nf the fights
and qnarrels now going IN. AS TO the
the bank commission, it will carry out
the law and do what it conceives TO be
the best thing for the interests Of the
depositore."- Carson News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21

H'n', Is arHi at I St. \ h.ck nj
detectives ar' the ~ ,,,iiy,s . = ir,.
ing to catch L,"., but q n; nav. taI',sI.
ten"'e new cbiei VI oil" aots.'. 500
70 Oe a bowling success as IA th,ei
catcher.
Il INDEPENDENT is pleased to uote
hat the Free Press has resu med it's
daily publication. In this connection il
may not be out ~ plnc &c ~ 80 80 ,ha The
INDEPENDENT has net mis n au issue
for nearly thirty years. IhrnI. h hard
times and good lime. :; - 20" al it's
= aders regularly. Il pa II mn RI peri,y
nor republican panice have caused it TO
miss an issue
Throughout Nevada there are oZens
-! '"1 camps, the existence If which
had been almost forgotten: but since
tlie discovery Of Tonopah iy lin Butler
seven years ago., the pro sa i snrrec-
ton has been going ON. AMI ~ nerrly
every case the disclosures jma,f. the
belief that the new er,- v,!l a.... ,o
many millions taken on; is rr e pro
dLced during the old.
Colonel Cox Ii Inspector Cohinn are
fast whipping into shape the Nevada
state police, a number OF whom have al.
ready oeen appointed. Many Of tile
men are now In Carson and daily they
are being dnlled ut the old ST ate armory
near the capitol. The men sre being
instructed nj all milirary tactics and
within a short time will be- In ehape to
be placed in the field ready Tor individ-
ual or force. Bstwe-n fifteen and
twenty men have already been appoint
I'd tn III" rrgular for a." Nrw .
Read what the Chru ic , ..as to cay OF
the condition at G.Iof-l", and see v hat
Elko couniy's eminent Statesman and
great constitutional l,wNer stood for nj
tie recent session OF tn legislature, IL
such ontrnges happen with eoldiers in
Goldtield, what would be the condition.
il there was 70 restraining authority in
the campH Is it a great stretch Of i'm
imagination to say that riot, murder A.
anarchy would paraly re the industries OF
Goldfeld and bring disgrace and ruin
upon the state? Yet, Elko's eminent
statesman, the speaker OF the assembly,
opposed all measures that had for their
object the suppression OF disorder and
PRESERVATION Of law, order aud peace in
every town, city and hamlet III the state.
The preliminary examination OF T. H..
Rickay, cx-presideHt Of the State Bank
and Trust Company Was on the boards
ut Carson yesterday. Three OF the
directors, BrOugher, Woodbury. and
Meters, testified that IN their opinion
the bank was solvent at the time 81 its
suspension, and could pay dollar for
dollar, with the assistance Of the de-
positors, such rs giving time to realize
on securities. The prosecution en-
deavored TO place the responsibility Of
the loans upon Rickey's shoulders. Inc
directors agreed that the loans were
tirSt-class when made. During the cx-
animation, Il Telegram was received from
Goldtield That the loan TO the Kcan
Wonder Mining Company, amounting to
$3.50 600, had been taken up. Tie
telegram wa admitted III cvidcnse over
the objection Of the prosecution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
The Hickey Banks

The afTuirs OF the State Bank and
Trust Company are becoming moro
complicated. Creditors are Hing suits
against the bank, one OF tho latest Of
these wa brought by Mrs. Sadler, widow
Of tho late governor, for sl0,32G.72 An
attachment was issued and levied on the
bank building and its contents.
Judge LaDgaD arrived in Carson yes-
terday and drew u grand Jury TO investi.
gate the Affairs or the oOmpaDy's bRnke,
The jury will meet Monday to begin the
IN restigatioD, instead Of meeting yeeter-
day as stated in lsst evenings issue.
The State bank commission met at
Carson yesterday afternoon, Commits.
sioncrs Ryan and Douglass and Bank
Examiner Miller beng present. Mi.
Miller is making a nov report on the
condition OF the bank. When this
is finished the com mission will be pre-.
pared 10 act Oh the nttorney-Reneral's
request that a receiver be appointed.
While this work IL gong on, the
rehabilitation committee ~ Progressing
rapidly with its plans Tor %reoponing Tho
chan OF bnDks. II looks 10 an out.
elder NJ II the depositors and creditors
should stand sclidly behind the COM
mittec instead OF fighting for the spoils.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
Salmagundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

r. X. Jewell OF PalisGJe, was in town
this forenoon.
Mr.. Wcathers and Mr.. Black were
arrival from Star valley this afternoon.
The remains Of Leonard Kelley will
TO clipped to his mo,hcr at Chicago
tonight.
Assessor Guthrie ~ Humboldt county
died Mt WInuemucca Sunday morring.
lie was "a native Of Ohio, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Wright has returned from San
Frnocisco. IIe Iooks indi ate that he
was well taken care Of willis in the
wicked city Ivy the Golden Gate.
Wo acknowledge the receipt u the nd.
vance sheets of the laws passed at the
special session OF the Legislature, the
most important ~ winch in the state
police law.
Tho Humboldt Star says that the re-
was no foundation Tor the report TINT a
miner mined Riley wns killed 10y
Conu0rs, a gambler, III Winnemucca
last week.
Mayor " Evansville, Indiana, has
kindly agreed to give all the une mploy-
cd mon n job ON tho rock pile mt go cents
n day. Who Inns run of with the foil
dinner pal.
The Billy Bennett company played to
":big homsc last night. Tho performance
was good and heartily "pplduded, AMI
all seemed Ia be we'll pleased. Tonight
"Kit Carton" will he presented.
Tho grand march ut tho Leap Year
Ball begins promptly ut $3.50 o'clock
Friday night. All who wieh 10 take
part in il should he on time ma there will
TO no waiting Tor anybody. MIKE n uoto
81 this, 10 on time.
Srnnto, Nixon seoms Ia know n good
thing when he sccs il. II yor want to
learn why, road the article IN tho
cdit0rili column. Whats the uac Of
bc,ug n Unitcd States senator un) way
II you emit get snmc 81 Uncle Sans
pie.
Deputy State Superintendent Andcr.
son returned from Iicrkolcy, California,
! this morning. Ito lett Mira. Anderson
and the bnby in Berkeley, where they
will probably remain all summer. MIR.
Anderson looks M u he had been well
led and On -ed Tor while away.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
SalmaQundi.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

President Marvin of tile Chicag,
Realty Company is in town looking ovel
the situation.
Sheriff Clark returned last night FROM
GJlconda. He reports Hart and Stuart
who shot each other at Gold Circle, get.
ting along nicely.
Free trade and tree coup" will be out
~ hnie this fall IN "A republican cam.
Iaign cry. We suggest -.iigh tariff ar,i
free SOUP is the ir War cry fmr AFT.
Ii%i-u'ehIn'- GOVERNOR Decker son ha
Ger tered titry BIO Winchester cnrbinee,
II y COi,'s p,sr"ls, 80 calibre, long, both
u" ue ~ the latest pattern, l00 rounds OF
n"umunItiu Tor each carbine and pistol
and o'In equipments Tor the State
Ioli u.
Frank Bneko vitz, the most popular
drummer that visits Elko, in III town,
He u dong business Cd hIs own account
having purchased the cigar and tobacco
business Of VIM Lewis, his fnI mer en-
ployer. Ills Elko friends wish HIM
abundant succ, IS.
4 number OF depositors in the Hickey
banks refuse Ia Sign the agreement of.
f-red by Mackenzie and want to prose.
cute certain officials Of the banks. They
requested District Attorney Roberts OF
Urmsby county to summon "a special
,r.ul t,,.. -, ..pa,k;.N~ a.. .r.,.. "a
the State Bank and Trust Company.
Acting on the request the district at.
torney, Judge Lsngan has set February
10Th rs The date for the grand jury to
meet.
1t is said that evidence has been found
in connection with the State Bank and
Trust company affairs which will send
at lrast twelve men To the state prison.
IL this is true, District Attorney Roberts
should be 30 notified by those in posse.
zion OF these facts and he will call Il
grand jury and then the dirty dozen"
will strike the trail for the Day ranch.
a felony, a crime punishable Ill Nevada
by imprIsonment.-Carson News
There was a big crowd at the mas
gu uade last night. Miss Beulah
Bhdley aud Joe Snelson took the prize,
rs the Cowboy and his girl, for the best
couple; Martha Guldagger, as the
college girl, won the prizS for the best
sustained lady character, and Morley
Griswold, a Sheency. travelling hrough
the country won the prize for the best
sustained gent character. Paul schultz
caught the grcnsed pig. Everybody
had Il splendid time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
The Last Stop.

One cold, wintry morning a man Of
tall ind angular build was walking
down u steep hill mt a quick pace. A
piece Of ice under the enow caused him
20 lose control o; his feet; he began 10
slide and was unable to stop. At q
crossing half way down he encountered
n large, heavy woman. The meeting
was sudden and before either realized It
a collision ensued and both were sliding
down hill, the thin man underneath, the
tat woman on top. When the bottom
was reached md the woman was trying
to her breath and her feet these
fhint words wer6 borne 10 her ear:
"Pardon me, madam, but you viii have
to get of here. This is ss far as l co.
Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21

beers Of the N.vaua Miners uLion The
Little Eiorei.c, resumed thu ,nnrutng
With 10 uon-dDinu miners Trum Utah.
the children II he public school
gave III ENTERTAINMENT al Leonard Hell
thus afternoon IN honor Of Wash uRun's
birthday. P.triuti: recitations and
songs composed the program. The time
spent IN tea chiui the ionug to honor
and revere the rname al George Wash
rnpton IL time we'll spent. Upon them
in future years will depend the safe.
guarding and preservation III the ~institu-
uous W~Rsh"SInn aud his cumpatriois
did SO much and suffered 20 much to
establish. No opportunity should be
lost 10y those III charge ~ children to
instii patriotism INTO tlIeIr muuds. In
Tact 1t should be "ue an active, living
part of uIri.' being.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
Salmagundi.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Mr.. and MR. Keyfcr returned from
Wells this afternoon.
Henry BoIte, Carlin's popular tailor,
spent most ~ tho day in town and RS
turned ON No. 3 thus afternoon.
Judge R%uIledge. Carlin's justice dir
penser, arrived this morning and re-
turned this afternoon. lie reports every
thing qu;c, down the river.
Because II mule sat down on him al
Iowa miner demands SD 900. Tho
mule will Rnow better next time and
merely kick the stuIiln' ont OF him.
On the both OF January Nevada had
1889 ,202.lG in mel in her TREASURY and
school bonds and Other securities enough
TO make Il total Of a., 500 OIL 0 This
shows a very healthy financial condition.
a ehoe firm IN Lynn, Muss., has Just
made n pair ~ sandals for q Boston
lodge Of MHsons winch cost about $1,000.
They are entirely OF gold leaf, layer AZ.
ter In, or beng pasted on to make them
ilthIOlc lIt DuChltb uTS III fUllI ROlN.
Inst Thursday the REM police ar.
rested Fred Hope on the charge Of
being Il counterieiter a complete
counter icitrnR plant was found IN HE
tonin. Hope has been turned over to
the United States authorities tor pro-
socutiou.
Human lite, ! havO reuson to know, III
held cheap ut E~quntorvillS, and the
place in stained with many crimes. 10
f,ci. tho whole equator IL throughout
its 20 900 miles Il line Of ignorance,
pnvagcry and blood. IL is a black line
which civlliz ltion ought tO paint white.
Strand Magazine.
What hns become OF thai petition OF
Bob SkdggH which waR Ia recnll the
P,lics BillY No one bas heard Of Dot
Eciitna my SIGNATURES I" il so inr
Mnny people however who want Ia ~
how big a majority the voters will give
Vie bin would like to geo these petitiout
show up.-Appeal.
II In reported TINT some ~ the young
white men, who attend the lndiu
dances on tho hill, mike n pHc,ioe oi
taking bottles ~ whiskcy with then
aud giving the stuff 10 tie lcdians. Il
euch has bccn the cns", the young mer
ehould take a tumble or they will bC
caught and prosecuted, II not true
there In no harm IN this warning.
Tho money order department Of the
Goldllcld postoi1lco Inns been In opera
ton lC9 than three ycars, yet IN tia
time over $4,000 money orders have bccr
hRuCd. This is M average OF about 81
per day for every working day III tire,
yenre. Considering the ago and sis, o
GoIdllcld this record probably beat,
n ,thina in government pos,oIlicc his
tory.-Itovicw.
Bank Examiner Miller finished hi
evidence before the Nye county gran,
ny Saturday afternoon and left 10
'hrs0n Sunday morning. Investigation
~ Tho Riokey banks arc being carried OF
~ Tonopah. Goldtiold and Carson. will
all tbeso drag-no,a out, como pretty hi,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-21
%Salmagundi.
X FRIDA Us DAILY

Rev. NJ. w. Frary viii occupy the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian church Sun.
day morning and evening.
Senator Llttimer Of South Carolina
died Ill Washington yesterday. He was
operated on Sunday for appendicitis and
rallied from the shock. His progress
was satisfactory until Wednesday even
ing when he grew steadily worse.
The preliminary examination Of
Charles DoraD, charged with an assault
with intent To kill Charles Chapman ut
MiZpab, was concluded this forenoon
and Judge Bruce took the matter under
advisement until 3 O'CLOCK this after
noon
Reno has burglars who call up their
intended victims 10y telephone to see
whether they are at home or not. IL the
victim is found at home, an engagement
is made for the next day, but il no
answer is received the burglars visit the
house.
General Stoessel, who failed to keep
the Japs out Il Port Arthur. mas been
condemned to death. The court mar
tial recommended that the sentence he
committed to ten years imprisonment in
n fortress and that he be excluded froni
the military service.
The ladies have made great prepura-
tons for the ball tonight and everything
points To an enjoyable time. Those
who take part III the grand march
should be on hand promptly at $40 or
they will be left Mt the starting post.
Tho managers have decided to wait for
no one, 80 be on time il you want TO
drill.
Tomorrow viii mark the 10th ami
versary OF the birth Of George Washing.
ton, the greatest, purcst and noblcst
character the world has seen since the
time Of Christ. As n recognition OF the
great work he did for his country, tie
wheels OF industry and business in this
country will stop tomorrow, and the dry
will be Il holiday, consecrated Ia his
memory, Tho lNDEPESDrEr believes
that Americans should reverence this
day, consequently no paper will be
issued from this Office.
The knights Of Pythins lodge re-
ceivcd u message from La Grand,
Oregon, yesterday conveying tho news
NJ the death OF Milton Polk, Tor mcrly
sheriff Of this county. Tho dispatch
conveyed no other intor mation hut that
Mr.. Polk wRs dead and that his funeral
would take place todny. Ito was n
member Of Elho lodge. Knights u
Pytbias, but the lodge wna not informed
Of his iliuces and the news Of his death
came as q shock TO his bru.nereB here.
MIR. Polk was n kind hearted, genial mnn
aud his mapy friends here will he sad.
dencd by the news OF his death.
a GolIiield dispatch Of the 2Uth says
TINT n long expected clash NJ Western
Federation miners md uon. union men
occurred nj tho chnuRe Of shifts ~,cstCt-
day Afternoon at the Mohawk mine.
Thirty mon " each side were engaged.
Pickois from tho union deridcd the min.
ers and the latter took the Offensive.
Aftcr u Oricf ekirnith, the union pick.
ots fled, closely pursued. Tie Mine
Operators Associations guards stopped
the ARRAY. Tho mines are generally re-
J sumiDR with non union men ind mem