The state herald., 1890-11-21
STATE HAPPENINGS.

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The next Legislature will stand Re-
publicans As, Democrats 80 on joint
ballot.
All OF the Denver horse car lines
are soon TO be replaced by the electric
motor.
Sunday, November 10th, is the time
set for the completion OF the broad
gauge line between Gleuwood and
Grand Junction.
The commissioners OF Arapahoe
County have appropriated 81 900 to-
ward the relief OF the settlers in the
eastern part OF that county.
The Idaho Springs Choral Union is
now actively rehearsing 1.-The Tenn
pest" the piece which has been Sc
lected for the choral union contest.
Harry Tarbell of Montrose, recently
received 5000 young trout from the
Denver state hatchery and placed
them in the Blue above the Cimarron.
NJ. l.. Smith, millman at Pueblo,
mas otci alItNttu loI
milk. He used soap and some un.
known liquid to give semblance oil
milk.
N. Logan OF Trinidad, while walk
ing on the Fort Worth track, fell
through cattle guard and received
internal injuries that may terminate
fatally.
II. b. Adist, Of Telluride, has pur'
chased the furniture, fixtures and
good will of the Windsor Hotel at
Denver, and will hereafter manage
that noted hostelry.
The Alamosa journal predicts that
the San Luis Valley will increase 90
900 In population during the next
year, and that Alamosa will have a
population of 1000.
The remains OF William Harris, q
young Englishman, who. while hunt
ing on Sheep Mountain three years
ago, was lost in a snow storm, have
been found near Kokomo.
Hugh Murphy expects soon to add
$50 men to his working force nj
Lyons and will make large additions
TO his boarding house and other facil.
tiles for taking care OF the workmen.
The Manitou Mineral Water com
pany last week shipped car load
orders of Manitou water and ginger
champagne TO Wichita, Kan, Denver
Dallas, Wichita Falls, Tex, ant
Ogden, Utah.
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400. 600. The loss will exceed the in
surnnce several thousand
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n, ,he town NJ Ordwnv /, no snrina
ne Del Norte honr mn Is oeinl
reouii' on inc banks oil IN no 'fana'
river ana near inc raiiroau track
IL Is 10 DC operated by water power
Inc new puiiuihg is oeing rnpldi!
constructed ana l, Is expected mat II
wiz oc one vi tho ocs' hour Hiiis q
the SOUTHWEST
ABOUT 2oo,ooo bushels oil wheat O
thc crop OF io'o nave oeoh marketed
IN fort ooiiins since the season open
cd vi this amount there are now II
store store In ,he mills ana elevators loi'
wv bushels, tue remainder hhVinl
oeeh shipPcu away or mahuiae'ure'
'h'o hour anu mil s'uns'
Arkansas valley farmers in the vi
entity OF Lamar are holding meeting
anu eoh'iucr'hg p'ans 'or the pc'te'
supply anu uis'ripu'ioh oi "a'e
uhuer 'he henry uitches uur'he IN
coming season rms ictloh Is hcces
shry ior the agrieu'.ura' sucecss U
'na' section OF inc whey
The tenth semi-annual meeting o
the Boulder County Teachers Associ
alton will be held at Lopgmont OF
Friday and Saturday OF next week
The morning sessions Will eon,inu
IRON 9'oo 70 CLOCK, ana inc aiter
noon sessions from lou 10 o O'Clock
An even ao1eh papers on interesting
topics nave oeeh announced
A grand jubilee meeting In com
memoration OF the opening OF girl
hall Mt Colorado College will be he'll
nj the opera house In Colorado Spring
on Thursday evening, December 4
The occasion will be honored by tn
presence OF many distinguished speak
ers' ana wlll innugura'c grand ini
To be heid ior the benefit OF the hall
on when small DEBT stu exists.
A canvass among ore buyers an
smelters Yesterday Ms to the qunntit
OF ore being received here In comparI
son with former years revealed th
fac, that greater amount is bclnl
sent TO tho shelters than In nuy form
or year There In hardly dis,ric
In the State bu, which shows nm In
crease. the majority being at thi
time very much larger producers.