Delta chief., 1884-03-19
Yhe De1ta Ghief.
Delta. Colorado.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 1884.
STATE NEWS.

Lie THst AcSlAChc, SoioA"0S 49,
Honal Guards, disbanded on the Sth.
The Weld county court house at
Greeley will be dedicated on the 18th.
William Smith, an Evans horse
thief, was arrested at Denver, on the Sth.
Barney E. Carroll was beaten and
robbed on the streets at Pueblo on the Sth.
James Coil cut his throat at Denver,
on the 3rd, and was taken to the county haspi-
tai to die.
The Denver police have captured
eight of the gang of thieves which have been
infesting the city.
The Denver branch of the National
Land League, on the 9th, celebrated the birth
day of Robert Emmet.
On the 10th, high wind at Pueblo
lifted street car. with passengers, from the
track and set it on IS end.
It is uncertain whether Fort Collins
viii have more than one municipal ticket in
the field at the next election.
The Jury in the Yard murder trial,
at Gunnison, brought in q verdict.of not gull
y. The Jury we're out four hours.
The Lafayette Mining Company, at
Idaho Springs, has resumed operations, after
being closed down for some weeks.
William Hudson, convicted at Fort
Collins of horse stealing, was on the 14th SEN
tenced to four years at hard labor.
DIR. M. Beshoar, of Trinidad,
has made an assignment. The Trinidad
Dolly Advertiser Is . portion Of his assets.
Chas. Hayden, son of Hon. Chas.
Hayden, of Des Moines, Ia, was arrested In
sane on the streets of Denver on the sth.
During the week preceding the 10th,
ten feet of snow had fallen at Irwin, giving
the Inhabitants sixteen feet to wade through.
On the 18th. j. E. Reynolds, former
" from Pueblo, died of heart disease while
watching at the bedside Of sick man in Col
Aeu.
Charles II. Miller and his wife were
arrested at Pueblo ON the 18th, charged with
killing Daniel Healey in the Palace Of Pleas
nre
Mike Silk and B. P. Manner, who
were arrested at Pueblo for the brutal assault
on Barney Carroll, were subsequently re-
leased.
Numerous rich strikes arc being
made around Kokomo, and the prospects for q
prosperous year around that camp are bright
eains every day
A maE, supposed'to be Michael Nc
gin, aged about twenty-five years, died at Bea-
yer Brook, Colorado, from an overdose Of NOR
Phine, on the 18th.
A new hose cart has been ordered by
the Colorado Springs authorities from Chica-
70, and 1t will bear the name Colorado
Springs Hose No. T."
Alice Ingram, charged with the mur-
der Of Daniel Healy at Pueblo house of Ill
fame, On the Sth was committed to jail in de
fault Of 81, 500 bonds.
The various journals throughout the
state are warning newcomers against coating
IN dry gulches and other places, the safe looks
Of which are deceiving.
F. A. Campbell plead guilty to forg-
ing check for $s5, and was sentenced on'the
18th, at Fort Collins, to two and one-half
years in the penitentiary.
A box of cigars was stolen from the
Beaver police headquarters on the 9th, and re-
ports Of burgiaries and pilferings have been of
daily occurrence in that city lately.
Idaho Springs wants the Sunday law
strictly enforced. The saloon men appeared
at the meeting of the town council last week
and asked rebate on their liqnor licsnse of
$50, that Is, making the rate $3.50 instead Of
$500 for six months.
On the 18th, Charles Gotlander and
Roger 6cofeId were caught in q snowslide and
hurled down the side Of Chrysolite mountain
distance Of one thousand feet rescuing
party from st. Elmo, guided by Scofeld, saved
0otlander's life.
The Longmont Hose Company, on
the 10th, elected the following officers: Pres
ident, r. p. secor; treasurer, J. M. Warner;
secretary, N. E. Varney; foreman, Ralph
Shaw; first assistant foreman, NJ. W. Boyd;
second assistant foreman, w. A. H. Tiffany
Tho Academy Of Music, Denver, has
passed into the managerial hands of P. T.
Hughes with Fred Blocker as assistant manag-
or. Smiths Uncle Toms Cabin company with
\ the latest attraction.
They excitement over the discovery
sf.what Is supposed TO be silver ore up in Rat
tlesnake park, west Of Loveland, is subsiding