The state herald., 1890-01-03
STATE NEWS.
ouray is to have q brewery.


There is not distillery in the
State.
The State Teachers Association is
In session In Denver.
Such warm Christmas was never
known in the State before.
There are 81, 900 school children in
Colorado and school property valued AT
n, 100000.
A A12-year.old boy WINS fin over and
killed by tho ca6lo cars in Denver on
Christmas eve.
The Iron Springs hotel property Mt
Manitou has been sold TO the Pixies Peak
Railroad Company for Si4o.Oe0.
The Burlington people are making
active preparations to extend their line
| across the range next spring.
The convicts at the penitentiary
were given an elegant Chri.trias dinner
ut the expense of Warden Lamping
The Pueblo Pressed Brick Company
will begin making large quantities of brick
at once, having received an order for b.
100000.
A three-foot vein Of ceal has been
bored through !, the Del Nortc artcsian
well At depth of less than l50 feet. The
drill is now working in slate.
The net proceeds OF the South Chey-
enne canon toll gate for 1850 arc reported
to be $500. The number OF visitors to
Seven Falls annually Il enormous.
Tho people. Vt Grand Junction are
much excited over the report that the
town site entry has been cancelled. The
report however, lacks confirmation.
Peter McCourt, OF Denver has pub
lished serious charges against the Mining
Exchange of That city. According to his
story the Exchange is simply an organ.
lied attempt to work suckers.
Word came from North Park that
tho snow in that vicinity lies to depth OF
some five or six feet. This is good news
for the farmers, us there will be plenty OF
"aeSA AoA pui ppoSo "a D''EhliJu ISAt stu-
son.
The Denver Chamber OF Commerce
are about to inaugurate series of ban
quets. 1t is proposed TO have speakers of
National reputation present and make
them important events in the city's his
tory.
Frederick Green, late OF Denver,
superintendent of the Copler reduction
works, near Ouray, while cut riding with
his wife on Christmas day, fell from his
horse, fracturing his skull from which he
died today.
According to the Rocky Mountain
Nc,cs the State Reform School at Golden
is in great need of thorough overhaul.
ing. Inhuman punishment and gros.
licentiousness are among the charges made
by that journal.
The utes ate impatient over thcde.
lay OF their promised removal to Utah.
Their impatience, however, does not com.
pare with the indignation of the white set
tiers in La Plata County over the strange
procrastination.
The farmers of the Frenchman Val.
ley in Logan County held meeting on the
eist TO consider the question of building 0
cheese factory Mt Lo Roy. Definite step.
were taken 10 that end, and the enterprise
will be pushed TO completion.
The Agricultural Experiment Sta /
tion will shortly issue bulletin No. 10, en-.
titled "Grasscs,n the matter OF which was
prepared by the late Prof. Cassidy, and
embraces his four years work In that line
The bulletin will be valuable one.
The attorneys for the Durant in the
famous Aspen mining case have fled mo.
ton for new trial with tho clerk OF
the United States Circuit Court. Sensa.
uonal charges are preferred against n. n.
Atkinson, ]. Z. Bc .bc and c. C. Clement,
three Of the iurymcn.
The First National Bank OF Salida
opened for business January .. The fol
lowing arc the officers and directors: L.
w. Craig, president; T.. B Jones, vice.
president; +. o. Stead, cashier; A. NJ
Alger, J. u, Bovine, +. H. Naylor, J. G.
Hollenbeck, b. II. DcRcmer.
Governor Cooper has received n
certified check for O,o0O from the United
States Treasurer ut Washington, accom-
panied by letter from the comptroller
stating that the check represented the
available funds due the State as Its share
OF the per cent fund which accrue. 10
the State Us its portion OF the receipts
from the sale OF the Ute reservation. In
the letter the comptroller also stated tina,
tho total amount due the State by the fed
cral government from such sales up 10
June 30, lsss, and for which final adjust
mcnt has been made, Is s3I, ,3Is.5s. but tha,
only $1,000 is available and the remainder
will DO provided for by n special appropri-
alton during the present session OF Con.
ercss
The Gilpln Tramway company have
received their new locomotive, "Quar,z
llill," which il being sot up for use and
will be placed on the main line by mex,
Tuesday. This gives them three locomo.
uvos, besides 100 ore cars. The now loco.
motive Ia OF n larger capacity than those
now In use, the "Giipln" and "iiusscli.r
Tho business OF this company has In
creased fully one third in the past six
months. Their min and switch lines
now reach the leading producing mines OF
the county.
Pennsylvania Coal Mines Shutting