The state herald., 1890-08-08
STATE ITEMS.

Sllyerton's Cowboy Eand is to visit
lowsln August to play ut an exposition at
erosion, and on their return they will
visit Denver aud Pueblo Thoy number
thirty men.
Colonel l.. S. Nettleton has resigned
his position op the irrigation survey, be-
cause Of differences OF opinion with Major
Powell. He has been appointed agent for
Colorado Of the Agricultural department.
Four men have been arrested ut
Trinidad for the attempted robbery Of the
Santa Fe express. Bloodhounds trailed
them to their rooms in that city. There is
some strong circumstantial evidence
against them.
An effort is being made In Pueblo to
have the town of Bcssemer consolidated
with that city This would add 5000 pco-
Pile to the population and would remove an
OBSTACLE in the purchase for city park Of
Lake Minnequa, which 10 In the corporate
limits of Bessemer.
Mr. Freuerieh Shie"oinn' "Reh' Va
tho census bureau TO collect mining Stats
tics, 10 having trouble u secure answers
to questions asked Of big mine owners. A
heavy penalty attaches for their refusal,
and the giving Of such data can in no way
iniurc their business interests.
The Rocky Mountain Cbautauoua
A.,cuh,v c,o.ea a.. fo,r,h ....,or nm tho
sOth. A number of diplomas were dis
tributcd to those In the State who have
read the four years Chautauqua course.
a large number OF people tamped or oc-
cupied cottages In Glen Park during the
sessions.
Expert conl men have been pros-
meeting Delta cou,,v,. coal vein. md
from tho te,, In tcrma,;o, oh,.,r,h,e ,bey
ara r.,o,,.,,r, Tor Tho ,,rr.hn,o a, ,arg.
tract. n, con, ,.rd which would Indicate
that they are satished there IL good
iuai'' VI a"'"'"o''e "h" "''"'''hou' 'o"'
:" '"'' 'e'"o"'
The officials OF Boulder are shrewd
men and aliyc to tho interests of their
city. The title TO the ranch. where the
upper or mountain reservoir for their
water works q to be located IL not very
clear. City officials, to avoid expensive
law suit. damage suit, ETC.. filed upon
twenty acres Of the ground as placer
claim. This will give the city more
ground than is needed, and without
lengthy and expensive litigation.
r.. .,,o,,,o.,, 70 .a. elm,
General Manager Smith of the Denver 4
Rio Graudc railway has placed all the pa..
sengcr conductors on that company's lines
upon honor in the matter Of turning over
cash fares 10 the treasury. He has ubol
ished the custom Of giving receipts for
cash fares collected upon trains, and has
no check, excep; the honesty Of conduc-
tors. 10 guarantee the accounting in full
for cash received by those employees
ihere was 'err'hc explosion OF
chemicals in Denver last Monday, which
killed J. o. Bosworth, president OF the
Denver Fire Clay Company. 1t Is not
known exactly what Mr.. Bosworth was
doing WIN tue cnemicais, Out they were
the whole front of the store aud nearly
tore Mr.. Bosworth in pieces, the body
being unacceptable. Another man was
blown clear out upon the sidcwaik, flames
burst forth II once. but were snedued by
the lrc department before they reached
other high explosives that wore stored In
the building.
The dynamite fishermen who have
,,t..,.a IN. Rio Grand. river IN IN. vi
,.,nI,, a, .r,.,o,. ,.rL far r..r. h.r. a,
To-, n..r ,.r,h, A 5,,.c,,y. h.. o,,o,I.
nee, xorkiny nm The cn.e far over ,,ro
,,o,,h. .,a . ,.,v d.y. .,r,. ,.,.,h, ,h.,
In ,ho as, a, .l.,,n, The from, :, n.-,y q,
,hrcc n wb,,c man md ,wo M.,,csr.
n,h. o1.racr. v.r. taken IN S,,v.r,or ,rd
Ioa,.d in mil where thew will .oou r.c.Iv,
,,,, ,,,, r..r.,,y NJ IN. law M. u.,,.,
%, ,on,ra,p,.,,on with nj, who NJ. ,r,.r-
..,,a IN IN. c.ecu,,on NJ ,bs e,h ,.v n,
1,o,oraao ,h., mi. ..,,urs h,. h.., 80.
Th.y have brcu .upnlv,ny IN. SIlv.r,o,
r,,r.., he mean. NJ macy hnrro. ..,,,n,