Federal judge restrains miners from strike actions
The text explains that the lull in activity is not due to strike disinterest but to a sweeping provisional restraining order issued by Federal Judge Anderson yesterday. The order compels miners and officials to refrain from taking part in conducting or encouraging the strike. Miners reportedly obey the order.
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Troops Mobilized Across Colorado and Old Rum Sale
Three Colorado state cooperatives mobilized at Golden were ordered to move to Frederick while Santo Mines, Denver, and Santo troops mobilized at rlotedad head to the southern coal fields. A rum sale from 1866 fetched $15.07 a bottle, noted at the capitol.
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