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3 and Tracks from the Depot to South Aurora. Opt walked to South Aurora and back again and did not see any of the Strikers up to midnight. Hicky and Stanfield claim that the strikers friends have lost faith in them and have no interest for them. Opt says the principal thing the strikers are doing is hunting work. Monday Aug 6th 1888. Opt Reports further Reddy Snorr? went to work at Berlins Livery Barn It was stated in Youngs Segar Store that there are 35 Engineers from among the Strikers who are now on the Minn and N.W.R.R. Raymond said in Sieberts Saloon that the 1st of next week the Boycott would be placed on the C.B.&Q. Op asked him how it was to be worked. he said there would be notice sent to all the Business men and Manufacturers and the Business men would have to Boycott the Road or loose a lot of Trade. Frisbie was down Town early in the morning was at Youngs most of the time. he had a long talk with John Guttcourt and then went to Millers Shoe Store 110 Main St. from there to the Hall. Afterwards Opt saw him in Heecks Saloon with Koegle. Koegle was around most all day at the Brotherhood Hall. Sting? Fransworth and 2 others were in a fight in Chapmans Saloon. but was stopped before anything serious occurred. Tom Horly was drunk again and got into a fight with Joe Hoppy Opt got Tom Horly away to one side and away from the saloon. where they met Mickey McGraw who took Tom Home. After 12 oclock the only