The Meeker herald., 1886-07-03
srATE SE TVS.

Council Sampson. aged ~ years, sui
cidsd at Boulder. on the 18th.
The State Sunday School convention
is III session at Colorado Springs.
The Order Of Fores.srs assembled In
annual convention ut Central this week.
Work has been commenced on the
Farmers Milling 4 Elevator Cos. build
ing ut Longmont.
The town council OF Idaho SPRING.
has declined to enforce the law against
selling liquor on Sunday.
Denver merchants are energetically
pushing the scheme TO hold an eSposi-
ton in that city this fall.
Ex-senator Tabor Is very much
pleased with Glenw ood Springs and the
country this side Of the Range.
Green. who murdered Joseph &.
whitnaii, in Denver, some weeks ago,
has been found guilty Of murder In the
iirst degree.
A jury has been secured In the case
Of Virgil \. Wilson, on trial al Mont
rose FOR the murder Of his brother.
Wilson chances Of conviction are sure.
Billy Harwooi, a Leadyii!e miner
while ascending the la.iderway Of the
Dolphin mine on Fryer iIiil some days
ago. WAS struck BY u falling piece Of Ice.
The injuries inflicted We're quit. serious.
The little daughter Of Phitip Griffin.
II Coal creek. Was shot Mt on the sven
ing OF tie 18th by burglar, who was
attempting 10 rob her father S house.
The shooting caused great excitement
In Coal creek and should the would-br
assassin be caught he will likely get
summary punishment
Edward 5. Beetle. n deaf mute =.
years Of ag-. was shot and killed by u
ii-year old hoy named polph Cole.
a, Denver, on the morning
Of the md. Beetle was maxim.
an assault upon the mother Of
young Cole AT the time Of the shooting.
Cole was eaoneraici by the Coronrr's
jury.
The District Court - In session nj
Mon,fosr and has = very large civil
docket and some criminal business.
Hon. II. +. Galloway will take par, In
conducting the prosecution of Virgil \.
Wilson who killed his brother In the
Paradox country las, simmer. The
trial of Elmer Ross for the killing Of
Geo. u. lockwood Is also set for this
term. bn, !, is thought that n conilnu.
ancc will b~ asked and granted. Such
terror has Dis,tic; Judge NJ. II. Ger
~ become against evil do-rs. especially
the iin.hotn element. that they fec l--
fore he gets = chance To instruct the
Grand Jury regarding them. There Is
u determination among the better class
of people In Montrosr County to rid
thsmssases u1 the - ~osthiss. - Who has-
bor here during the fall and winter
months.
Commissioner fcikcr has rendered
his opinion In the case of Henry ".
Lewis VI The Union Pacific Railroad
Company. Hi. recommendation IL In
favor of the plaintiff. Tn. opinion Is
quite l.ggtly, and discusses In detail
III. various points In the case. In the
cours- Of IL. he says: Whatever may
H. the rules and regulations Of railroad
companies. 1t certainly is not the policy
Of the Law. tha; It shall h. left solci, TO
the conscience %! the railroad Official as
to whom he will no, make concession
Of rate. or sell ticket lie may legal
ly refuse to make n concession, but
when made. 1t mus; L. allowed to all
alike" In conclusion. b. says: II
hereby recommend that while said cias-
siiica,ion and schedule remains In force
un III. Colorado Central Railroad. that
respondent company do sell to p lainiiiY.
tn III. same manner rs TO other mem.
bcrs Of the community. Communication
tickets at the rate provided tn III. ,chc,i-
nlc. bune-R.publican.