Delta chief., 1883-09-05
STATE NEWS.

York and will be absent several weeks.
The Pueblo EUening NeUS has reap
;peared under new management as a seven-col-
;umn daily.
The Colorado Smelling Company's
(Eilers) furnace at Pueblo was blown in on the
Goth and proved fine success.
Judge Josiah Hibbard, one of Gov
ernor Gilpin's appointees, died at Holy Cross
on Tuesday. He was 70 years old.
Andrew Newman was dangerously if
not fatally injured by being caught between
the cars at Leadville on the 2Sth.
Anton Hertzel, who killed William
Sommers, in Denver, has been denied bail and
held for trial for murder in the first degree.
Sergeant A. C. Dobbins, for some
years in charge of the signal service in Den
morning.
A section hand named Dennis Kelly
was cut in pieces by Denver e. Rio Grande
freight train at Parkdale on the 25th. He was
sleeping on bridge.
The famous Tabor-Bush case has
been set for trial in the supreme court Oct.
23d by agreement of counsel. Racy develop
ments are looked for.
Gen. C. C. Howell was arrested at
Castle Rock on the 10Th ult. on q warrant is
sued on the complaint of Thomas B. Hill, and
taken TO Leadville for trial.
Receiver Trimble of the defunct Bank
ofLeadville has received permission from Judge
Goddrrd to sell the bank building to the pro-
prietors of the new Carbonate bank for 5000.
The heirs of Columbus Weise have be-
gun suit At Boulder against w. A. h. Loveland
to recover one-third interest in the Fanny
Barret mine. The interest is valued at $S3, 900.
Oil was struck in the well of the Ar
kansas Valley company, in the Canon City dis
trict, on the 9th, at the depth Of $50 feet. It
promises larger yield than any well previous
~ sunk.
Thomas B. Hill, cashier of the City
Bank, Of Lesdville, left that place August 18th
for Denver, accompanied BY an ofhcer, for the
purpose Of aresting Gen. c. C. Howell On tho
charge Of criminal libel
1t is reported thsta fine body of car
Donate ore has been struck In the upraise from
the drift in the Kitchen shaft Of the MorninK
Stsr mine, Leadville. The ore is high grade. Tho
breast shows four feet Of ORC. ..5.,..
It ID reported that . strike Of from
three to four feet Of fne casbouate orc has boon
Nay Queen claim Of the Hibernis consolidation
II adepth Of 100 feet from the surface.
E. W. Shrock, . knight Templar. re-
turning from the Triennisl Conclsvs st San
Francisco, wa robbed Of his pocket book co..
tanning $3.50 on the Rio Grande sleeping car
between Colorado Springs and Denver.
On the 9th suit was instituted against
the Iron Silver Mining company, Of Lesdville,
or $4,000 damages, and 500 physicians and
other fees, by Austin Moran, miner, for inju-
res sustained by him while working in the Iron
mine.
A boiler explosion occurred on the
18th, in = sawmill belonging to Messrs. Barnes
A Jones, near Durango. Two Of the employ
es, Messrs Ballard and Clark, were killed, and
the fireman, James Deming was seriously in
jured.
Warrants have been issued at the in
stigation of the City Attorney Of Leadville to
prevent the further construction of the South
Park High Line railroad into the city, on the
ground that 1t will obstruct certain streets
and alleys.
The State Board of Equalization has
adjourned without equalizing the taxes, be-
cause they were unable to get returns from
several counties. In the returns filed a re-
msrkable increase Of property valuations was
exhibited. sA
Ex-Manager w. S. Morse of the Tabor
Opera House has sued Tabor for the amount
of salary due him on an unexpired contract
made with M. N. Tabor. This contract states
that Morse shall have ninety days notice
of dismissal, hence the suit
The Denver Exposition managers have
brought suit for damages in the sum of 81 900
each against Commissioners Gray and Shaw of
Arizona. and Read Of Montana, for their action
in taking down and boxing up their exhibits to
the discredit and injury of the Exposition.
Secretary Teller states that the gov
-ernmcnt is determined to enforce the order
for the removal of all fences unlawfully erected
on the public domain by the stockmen, and to
protect the smaller owners Of stock against the
encroachments and prosecutions OF the larger
The Denver Republican publishes a
special dispatch from Red Cliff stating that
Edward Nottingham and VIM. Maddigan, who
were paying attentions to the same lady, got
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