The Cripple Creek Strike of 1893
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He was a man of unusual ability, and considerable military genius.
Mr. Johnson proceeded to get the miners in as com- plete a military organization as possible. Headquarters and a military camp were established on Bull Hill.^ The choice of Bull Hill was an unusually fortunate one.
It is a high, steep bluff, overlooking the town of Altman.
It overtops several of the most important mines, and is at once the most commanding and most inaccessible point in the district. A large boarding house was es...- tablished; a commissary department put into operation; systematic search made for arms and ammunition; and as much discipline and ruling put into practice as was possible under the conditions..
On May 4th, one hundred twenty-five deputies, large- ly ex-police and ex-firemen, left Denver in command of ex-Chief of Police Veatch. They were armed to the 1 There was a report, generally believed at the time, that an immense log fort had been built on Bull Hill, and a cannon placed in it.
No such fort was built, nor did the miners possess a cannon at ?ny time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a man of unusual ability, and considerable military genius.
Mr. Johnson proceeded to get the miners in as com- plete a military organization as possible. Headquarters and a military camp were established on Bull Hill.^ The choice of Bull Hill was an unusually fortunate one.
It is a high, steep bluff, overlooking the town of Altman.
It overtops several of the most important mines, and is at once the most commanding and most inaccessible point in the district. A large boarding house was es...- tablished; a commissary department put into operation; systematic search made for arms and ammunition; and as much discipline and ruling put into practice as was possible under the conditions..
On May 4th, one hundred twenty-five deputies, large- ly ex-police and ex-firemen, left Denver in command of ex-Chief of Police Veatch. They were armed to the 1 There was a report, generally believed at the time, that an immense log fort had been built on Bull Hill, and a cannon placed in it.
No such fort was built, nor did the miners possess a cannon at ?ny time.
What to read after The Cripple Creek Strike of 1893?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Mckie Rastall to read onlineMoreLess
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