Delta chief., 1884-10-08
STATE NEWS.

james Celia, the nOteu restaurauteui
OF Denver, is dead.
Wheat is worth but forty-seven cents
bushel in Fort Collins.
Three hundred houses are in process
OF construction at Aspen.
The La Plata Miner has been sold to
Alfred lies and J. A. Coleman.
The Del Norte court house is to be
pushed to completion rapidly.
Two tons of grapes were shipped
from Boulder one day last week.
A Boulder lady fell and broke her
wrist while practicing on roller skates.
Ore is being shipped from Silverton
at the rate of one hundred tons day.
The County Clerks of the State met
in convention at Denver on the 29th.
A North Denver canning factory is
said to use ten tons Of tomatoes daily.
W. A. Macouber, of Trinidad, had his
leg broken by being kicked by horse.
The Boulder National bank opened
its doors for business the LIST Of October.
The Presbytery ef Boulder held its
semlannual meeting at Greeley last week.
The fremont Hotel in Denver was
damaged by fire to the amount Of $500 on the
10Th.
The Denver Mint received in one day
Last week s25, 900 in gold bullion from Central
City.
Daniel O'Leary, the famous pedes
trian, is to give a walking match in Denver
soon.
According to the Leadville Herald
they had an earthquake in Summit county last
week.
A number of quite rich strikes have
heen made in the neighborhoad Of Georgetown
l.tely.
The ex-employes Of the Reform
School at Golden persist in declaring its man
agement bad.
Edward J. Gill and Daniel Harris
have been pardoned from the State prison BY
Governor Grant.
The annual convention of Colorado
Wool Growers will be held at Pueblo, COM
mencing October Q.
W. "A. Matlock, an employe of the
Union Pacific, had his leg badly crushed at La
6aIle station last week.
Three prisoners in Chaffee county
jail at Buena Vista dug their way out in day
light and fed to the hills.
Frank Ellis, prominent business man
Of Gunnison, was thrown from horse and
badly injured on the End
The fall term of the School of Mines
Is now well under way with good attendance
which is constantly increasing.
A salmon tlout forty seven inckes in
length and weighing twenty-si1 pounds has
been on exhibition in Denver.
1t has been decided to keep the Dem
yer Exposition open until OCTOBER ID. There
viii be colored baby show this week.
A strenuous effort is being made to
bring the two opposing factions Of the Repub-
licsn party in Arapahoe county together.
Two passenger coaches were wreck
ed and several persons Injured by collision
on the Rio Grande near Acequia on the Both.
The contract for erecting the new
Chamber Of Commerce building in Denver has
been let for s26,019. Work will be commenced
ut once.
James Love was found guilty of MUIR
der in the second degree in the District Court
Of Arapahoe county on the LIST, for the murder
Of Robert King. The killing took place two
weeks ago. Both were colored.
Jensen, Bliss & Co., prominent hard
ware-dealers Of Denver, made an assignment
on the End. Their liabilities are placed at
3s5, 600; assets about $1450 600. Their embar-
rassment is believed to be only temporary.
The Grand Jury, of Arapahoe.. ..coun-
ty, at its recent sitting, found two indictments
against Brick Pomeroy, one for perjury and
one for false pretenses. Requisition papers
have been issued for the notorious Pomeroy's
arrest in New York City, where he is now liv-
Ing.
The committee appointed by the
State Prohibition Convention to report
ticket for State officers, endorsed the follow
fng nominations Of the National Peoples
Party: For Governor, John E. Washburne,
Of Larimer County; for Lieutenant Governor,
D. Nick. Whyte, of Lake County; for Con-
gress, George W. Woy, Of Boulder County,
and for State Auditor, Peter Adamson, Of Fre-
mont County.
From Head to Foot.
The Postmaster at North Buffalo, Pa,
Mr. M. j. Green, says St. Jacobs Oil.
the great pain-cOnquerGr. cured him of
pains in the head, and also of frosted
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