The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-30

lb~uOuneink the conduct of mill
iary affairs within the s,rik. distri.,
of southern Colorado q. u "~anioA
usur ,ation OF power By General
Chase aud y reign Of military dssps
ttsni'' ia violation of the Constitution
Of Colorado and tho Unil-d States.
firmly ,nainiaihiniux that ao .,ai. oi
ihsurrsction -si.i. aud that a mill.
tar, district Of Colorado does not -x-
ist and that G.nrfAi Chase has acss'i
without authority in ordering the dc.
i-nSion al three n,sa held for the
basniak II bpiiaiaxs ., the snalh.
western mine. Attorney Horace y.
Hawkins. representing tho Uai,-.i
Nin- Workers os An,-fisa this n,ssa-
ihs sahsni's-i his s.piy Ia the resars
nf the military authorities saad- y-s.
issdsy in the -sii Of has-s. corpus
in brhsis af Alfred iiiii. tt-s, Nc
Guir-. tsin.. tAss'. and rsny La
n,na,.
The Moy-r aseisisa r-si-f-,i Lr
The majority at tho saps-sao c"ass
IN the sa.~ Sos les .sis at the strike
in the Peabody aassiaisifasios i. th.
l,ssis f.s the ssxsnsns. heard sn-ia,
u ss the Mayer a-.isisa that must
govern II. so-sf, ia srsa-sine = de-.
sisinns II !. The s.ss-asion of lh.
1udso Aas",air. Mai.s y J. Hoo xh.
loo. that the pfr.~s, sa.- i. . psrsi.
lei at the N.,rs .s.r Il i. The con.
isstson os ID. pesisias-f .ean.ri
that in sssy sss,ssisi s.se-.ss Il
so~s ass psssiisi the Noyss ~ss~.
ohpet-1 jnUs In . slisk The pssiiSn~.
ss~ take ,As ssAs4 tat the sssss Of.
sis.ss sss ssa sAoata sss. that the
sisii so-sss IL SD has s-~s 10 session
tos the ssisi .f sas~s Asa that ss~
haisiss uf n. n.s Ia i.ii sishsa,
formal shsse- is bat D. asesssasr
su as The hsiii'ssr sa,s.sisiess
II an sfsgn.st that s..A up ~.
t-ss tart Ut ssssv h.rsss Assafesy
itussse y. iisskiss .-ois,sd oss The
nums-f "s Instances ss sksss The
Nes~s ssss did not sppIY In She psvs.
cat tss~ ss BAT lie asserted tbat
tho .ssr .. uts.sra b., IN. jader Aa.
s"cA'c's art-as's-st .as .snsisxiy
prepared so =. sh. N.y-s case sse
better" 10 seat .e ,s sAy that the
ssshost'tss sad soaehs 60
a-s.asar 0-sssnuf Anses. 's sats
The ssar .'ssa ss Ossessas r.a.-,av
DID. bls that b. haiksd. it- ro,e~a q
. sraihiss a-ssssialios sf aiiisssJ
sain in -. ssrsks district. Has IL
can~ To the piAs. shrr- 81 iiL-.,p.
ADD y"us i,h~ss, sad tho liberty .t
'~'r nosh.s. saa sisters aepenas ae.
IN 0-hersi j.ha Chase and III
tspushsoa NJ rtipei. Cs-.te Grsi f.s.
bid. i'is sfsum-et 10 s's snsif~,y
sss that Ammons and tho attorney
rvscfsl ksd NOT ssssss.i sh. Position
That r"ah~sir and hi. attorney did
aud that tho state .f insa--re-i.u
snd rebellion safiIeieat In warrant
The s,si.n .s sh. militia -a. no, 'or.
maIiy DECLARED By executive ?rocisa,-
,'ioo in this case hr. ~ .ea..si
rhasr
Major t,pusht.n bozsn his srsa.
'arns at I 40.
Tho distrir, .opTt room pas
packed tn the doors 'his morning
shra tho hearing Of tho ~as" sss
Strikers and strike sym.
psthisers werr represented In the
cfc~d of spectators Ni'h tho officials
NJ the coal companies Practically
The entire membership Of the bar
vefc present and General Chase With
his staff Officers and aiding The
iudsc Advocate. Captains W. e..
Daaks sud vi A. smith. and HiIdr.,h
Frost
Tho reply to The return of the re-
spondent which was -esi yesterday
sftcrnocn was vclumnious iocu-
neni II Is made "? Of fifteen type
0fittea pages aud includes twenty.
seven specific instance. of alleged
conflict With the state or national
II asserts that general
chase has not power. right or author
chase has no more power. right or
authority 10 arrest or detain persons
han any civil authority and that he
has been exercising an Illegal use of
'uthority
The one point scored by Attorney
at the morning session was
hat he beaI'owed TO make the open.