Delta chief., 1885-07-01
STATE NEWS.

July 1.
Farm hands are getting $50 month
around Longmont.
A two-foot vein of coal has been dis
covered near Telluride.
The citizens of Denver Junction want
bridge across the Platte.
There have been number of bad
runaway accidents in Pueblo lately.
Posey S. Wilson, of Longmont, has
been appointed Assayer Of the Mint at Denver
The Order of Ancient Foresters had a
big celebration in Idaho Springs Wednesday.
1T is estimated that the wheat crop
of Colorado win be over Sc, 900 bushels this
year. ....
A three-year-old son of Mr.. Charles
Russell, of Idaho Springs, was drowned in Chi
cago creek.
Chief Justice Beck, OF the Supreme
Court, fell down stairs Sunday, and broke bis
collar bone.
A Chicago drummer was fined $75
and costs in Fort Collins court for assault
ing little girl.
1t is thought that the Burlington
aAlt Lake City.
Book agents are compelled to pay
license of es5 before they can canvass for
books in Aspen.
The range country in the eastern part
of the state has been receiving some heavy ard
Much-needed rains.
Judge Felker, Railroad Commission
er, has decided that commercial tickets are
not transferable.
Charles NJ. Becker, of Central City,
has successfully passed the examination for
admission to West Point.
Colorado strawberries we're never be-
fore 90 plentiful and luscious. We can beat
the world on small fruits.
The wife of William Marsh, of Silver
ton, tried to commit suicide the other day.
Her recovery.is doubtful.
Colonel john A. Ellet, of Boulder,
was thrown from horse the other day, dislo-
eating his shoulder blade.
One of the walls of the City Hall in
Denver lis badly cracked and has been con-
demned by the Building Inspector.
Three men named Tom Keely, Tom
Harrington and Kit Fisher got into drunken
row in Leadville and were all pretty badly cut
mp.
The Southwestern Stockgrowers As
sociation has now membership Of seventy
six, representing coiubined capital of g. oo0,.
900.
Prospectors working the newly dis
covered placer diQgin9s few miles south
Of Gunnison are meeting with excellent sue
cess.
An average of about seventy-fve car
loads of cattle are now passing through Dem
yer on their way to the rich grazing lands OF
the north.
The agent of the Southern Utes
writes Governor Eaton that the indians are
all on their reservation and ihave no hos
tile intentions.
The Rocky Mountain Nes0s has gath
cred statistics winch show that the wheat crop
in this state win be about 25 per cent larger
this year than last.
James Mcleod and James Carr were
instantly killed on the 23d by the explosion Of
= boiler in . saw mill at Calumet, about thirty
miles from Leadville.
james G. Blaine is one of the own
ers of the "Small Hopes" group Of mines at
Leadvflle, and has already received in divi-
dends about 100000.
John o. Davis and George Glow had
fight with hard gloves in Leadville last Sun
day night. Only two rounds were fought,
Davis easily coming on victor.
Sheds Cheap Store, in Denver, was
damaged by nre on the night of the 2eth, to the
amount of $4,000. 1t is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiary.
While driving from Trinidad to Bare
ID, Incarnation Ilsnero, Fernanyo Ortiz and
Juan Antonio Rivero were struck by lightning.
Rivero was killed instantly, Ortiz was badly
burned and nsnero sustained the shock with
out material injury.
Water from the springs at Glenwood
IL being taken away in bottles TO quite large
extent. When cool 1t has most disagreeable
( taste. To avoid this the corked bottles should
be :placed in water and the water heated to
$50 degrees F., when the water in the bottles
regains It's normal taste and efficacy.
The reports from the alleged out.