Show Ito I GATES OF INFORMATION to REGARDING STRIKE ARE NOW OPEN t t Reason Why Troops Were r r Sent to Coal Camp r TELEGRAMS MADE PUBLIC Threats and Intimidation Depopulated De-populated the Mines I Something Worse Thau a Cessation oft of-t Operations of Collieries Imminent When Troops Arrived Interest centers in Utahs coal fields Every line over the wires is i eagerly studied The news from the Held of action the I heart of which Is Sunnyside has been 1 meager since the dispatch of the State mlHtiry up to last night when the gates I of information were opened From this lime on to the end of the mrlke the public may confidently expect ex-pect full information WHY TROOPS WERE CALLED Many inquiries having been received by The Tribune as I to the conditions at the mines resulting In the Governors call for and the dispatching of the State troops officials of the mines and railroads rail-roads were yesterday rcMitislcdto produce pro-duce the record of their information and it Is appended herewith In the form or various telegrams received beginning begin-ning with the first indication of rou ble up to hn tlnmo he issuance of the Governors jnoclamatlon MINIS ALMOST DEPOPULATED It will be seen by I a leading of these telegrams that threats Intimidation and a fear to RO to work almost depopulated de-populated te I mines and that some thins worse than a cessation of the operation of the mine + was Imminent at the time the troops appealed on the scene The ofllclrl teleirrama follow FIJiST HlJAIj INTIMIDATION Castle Gale Nov Following ntlrr just received from local Attorney Lraffc tIt t-It Seoileld Judge Kryc left lion this I monitor contrary to uudeiftuncIUur lit I night Had puitad him to remain nml ° lirotiCtite ono < man Identified who made k iv trun play nn Joe G orgo lJLr dark lust i night making him hold up his luimls lob 1 bine him and I threatening him u with death if he por lKt > > d In working against the strike n > ltalois There were three I of them and but one has been idcntlllcd L Je is J In Jail lalI In the night another C lmllur holdup occurred Parties have f vhkiilly T > lanl d some anarchists here i rind they do their work In the dark T L tlihk It will be well to have the Sheriff I nuike sane arrangements to stop this kind of intimidation I think tho Governor should know of this and also tint ho be Informed that evtnil Italians are now en routo lo Sco field by troll and there I is l a diitcnnincd tort to call C trouble at Winter Quarters Quar-ters iud Clem Creek MINERS GO OlT I Sunnydlde No Thirtyfive 1 miners In two thirty In one There Is one excused ex-cused from ouch mine AVe hat live Frenchmen and thirteen English Strikers working hard to make our miners emit t ITALIANS ATUKSTI2O J 1 Castle Gate XII v 111lino supeilnlnnil t I MU at Castle Gnte hurl the six Italians who did the hooting yesterday arrested and the Juatleo lined them Jli I nnd coals FORCING UNION CARDS Siimjsldo Nov 23 John nil IkmIC a prominent AuMrian who has kept 1 twelve countrymen nl work and has Induced seven moro to go to work tomorrow says i that a nuinbrr more of his iottilrynvu Faro been threatened and through fear f have hn fonprl If t > take union clud < Hn e unyn they will work sad that I he will po I good for them If yon will Il l Ihem pn to nork Please anticipate other similar re Qticsls l soon DISCHARGED boll MKliTING Winter Quifter Nov 3fiieie are fifty miners nt work Hero today niul Continued on Pal > 1 11 |