The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
STATE NEWS.
Loveland wants a canning factory.
Sterling Is bound to have Touring

Sterling Is Bound to have flourlng
mill. sr5..- $3.50.
Tho Holyoke white-eap case is to be
rc-triod at once. ..s f@v
ID. w. Irwin has been appointed
postmaster at Akron.
An Aspen church raises' money BY
rreans ofa toboggan slide ~ r'':''-r.
There is IA contest IN Nowa County
over the office Of treasurer. -. i.
Snow on the divide Of the Colorado
Midland is thirteen feetdeen =.
The Denver Real Estate Exchange
Is talking Of erecting ten-story building.
Tho output OF Anthracite coal from
Crested Butte reached 59, 600 tons last year.
A resolution was passed by the
State Grange last week fayoring prohibi-
tinn.
Mr.. /. b. Porter has been elected
president Of the Denver Chamber Of Com
merce.
Cheyenne Wells expects to have one
Of the new land Offices soon TO be estab-
iished In this State.
Ex-Judge Stuart has sued the Den
yer Republican for damage 70 his charac-
ter in the sum Of 100000.
The high school building at Colo
RADIO Springs was destroyed by fire few
days ago Loss, SEQ, 600; insurance, si2,ooJ
Silverton was visited by destruc-
1.-Two fire few days ago. The Grand Cen,
trail Hotel was among the buildings de-
stroyed.
Clark W. Hatch. charged with the
murder OF his uncle near Fiagler, has
been granted change Of venue TO Lincoln
County.
The State Grange does not have
any faith In the State Board Of llnmigra'
tion. They think 1t run In the interest Of
che big ditch companies,
A syndicate has purchased the iron
springs at Manitou. They will greatly i'm
prove the property, among other buildings
erecting a s3oo, 900 hotel.
The high school building at Colo
RADIO Springs burned las, Monday night
Loss about $1,000; insured for >ll,cpo.
Cause Of fire not known.
About 800 coal miners who have
been out on strike at Coal Creek for the
past ten days have returned TO work, the
Colorado Coal and Iron Company having
Aoocded 10 the demands OF the strikers.
The State Dairy Association met IN
Denver on tho 18th. J. w. Goss WAS
elected president: Levi Booth and J. 5,
McClellAhd, vice presidents; G. X CIVIL
lin. secretary. and Albert WolG, treasurer,
During the past season Treasurer
Hay, OF La Blanca County has paid bounty
on 5, lion. is3 bear. II coyote and VOL
sca!ps, representing u total payment oi
q, ,s2o paid .or reducing the stock of this
vcrmin.
The Owl Canon Gypsum Company
10 now shipping gypsum In the crude state
from their quarrics at Owl Canon 10 th.
mill In Denver at the rate OF q carload pei
day. The mineral comes out clean and
white, having beautiful appearance.
The Colorado State Grange Associa.
Non met In Denver on the lith. State
Master Levi Booth In his opening address
severely condemned Dairy Commissioner
Kennedy, warmly advocated national aid
for the irrigation system. and urged far
mcrs TO carefully educate their children.
The Colorado Pioneers held their
annual meeting In Denver Monday. The
officers elected &c serve during the ensuing
year arc President, Alvin Marsh; Sccrc
tary, David MITCHELL Marshal, William
Wise; Directors, Robert S. HOE, u. X.
Wall, o. II. Henry and Geo. w. Drake.
One OF the largest real estate deals
ever made in Larimcr County has Jus,
been CO onsummated. II consists OF the sale
Of tho r. X. Baker farm, adjoining the city
Of Fort Collins, To MIR. Jesse Harris, the
lmport or OF bloodcd horses. Tho pric,
paid was g., 800. Tho farm consists of 2ot
scrcs Of fno land, onc-half of which is
Gown 70 alfalfa.
Al tho annual meeting OF the State
Grange held In Denver few days ago,
the following ;ofiiccrs were elected: Mas
tor, Levi Booth; ovorsocr. John Churches /;
lecturer, D. w. Working; steward, II. II.
Burch; assistant steward, Burr Culow
chaplain, f. II. Benton; treasurer, Mrs. T.
z. Wheeler; secretary, J. A. Ncwcomb; !;
gate keeper, George Dane: coros, Mrs. NJ
A. Booth; pomona, Mrs. Sarah Fay; fora,
Mira. Nj. p. Smith; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. Florence Bradaold. member of exeru
tive committee, b. A. Wheeler.
The single tax advocates ARE to hgve
an inning In Denver this month. Tho Rev
DR.. McGlynn, president Of the New York
Auti. Poverty Society, lectures under the
huspiccs Of the Single Tax Club, on the
tuiRhtA Of Saturday, January 25th, and Sun
dsy, the Doth. The Glcnarm Club have
engaged tho great apostle of the cadsc,
M. Henry George, author OF Progress
and Poverty" tolecture in Coliseum Hall,
Z on the. two succeeding nights, January
nth and esth. An effort viii bc made to
hold . s,pglo tax convention and form
State organization. Where fifty persons
.ccue over any ono raiir6ad arrangement,
nav bc made for one and one-fifth falc 10,
.thc round trip.
A. the annual r,oot!ng OF the Pho.
ncers, Association of Gilpin County hold iu
Central City on Thursday evening last, tho
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