The state herald., 1891-01-30
COLORADO NOTES.

Revival services are in progress at
the M. 4. church at l.ongmont.
Longmont suffered from n disas-
trous fire Friday. Loss $50, 900.
Rangely is excited over the recent
discovery OF oil in that neighborhood.
James A. Maxwell, n Colorado
pioneer, died Mt his home in Boulder
last week.
The Denver papers and clergymen
are quarreling over the complexion OF
Cleopatra.
Ex-Governor Crawford OF Kansas,
the founder Of Grand Junction, is re-
ported to be dying.
The trial OF the Millingtons for the
murder Of Mr.. Avery of Fort Collins
is in progress NJ Denver.
Mr.. w. A. Willard, clerk OF the
United States District and Circuit
Courts at Denver. died last week.
When Father Downey removed
from Aspen the other day he was pre-
sented with purse OF $500 by his
admirers.
A number OF bills have been intro
duced In the legislature for u system
Of voting similar to that known us the
Australian system.
The friends OF ex-senator Tabor are
pushing his claims upon the Worlds
Fair commissioners MS superintendent
OF the mining department.
A snow pillow that went over the
railroad by Arlington, Kiowa County,
one day last week killed seventeen
head OF range cattle. Most OF them
were killed near Lolita.
All the electric cars OF Colorado
Springs were tied up Monday by n
strike OF the employees. The difficult
ties were arranged during the day so
that everything was running again on
Tuesday.
Some OF the ranchmen about Eliza
beth, in Ebert County, who are milk
ing n large number of cows have con-
tracted theirmilk TO parties in Denver
and are making arrangements to have
it shipped in daily.
Negotiations are pending whereby
It is expected that the Trinid ad roll
inc mills will he agnin mn, in oncrn-
tion. The pnr,ies nroposing IN take
Il are nrnc,icnl men now opern,ing
largo n,apis In tho Eost
The revival meetings which have
been held at ST. james NJ. i. church.
this city. for the mast two weeks have
been nroanctive of much good tweIye
new converts having been added IN
the membership roll.-Ceutyn{ Gin,
Reo;stor. CaH
L., 500 mo ooo -,
-, u' C VI aooa' FDV'Vyo'yoO p,o'ueeu
o ~ 900 oon 200 'uH Wv pAs'
;wo.th;rds "a cr,dI,..d Ia IN, ,h.aa
Denver smelling establishments This
shows where tho largest ore m,rke,
in Tho world ia Claims which n,,c
moi subs,nn,latcd nv tigurcs arc sense
less.
A ,,rg. bard nj .lk w,s nm, a,wr
nv Mcssrs Coon rlcs,, aud IN. roi
mnn bro,bcrs an IN, MINER forl, ~,
White RIVER the Other dnv. Thn
hurch consisted NJ over Jf,y hoa5
and the hunters after camping on their
trail for four days managed TO kill
four OF them, each being "A bull, and
having splendid set Of horns with
six points each.
The fruit men of This county f.,,t
hiphly encouraged with IN. prospcc,.
for n lnrg, fruit eron mi. ycnr. CON
missioner Rose believe. The p,.nch cron
will be ,speeially lar,c lie ,onsidnrL
tho crentest danger Ia The bnds ,s
passed. though warm weather durin,
The present month followed bv .y,
IRENE cold would do much dnmn,,
brand JUNCTION star.
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Ign,cio lnst cy.,I,g Ia consul, vii,
Rcgis,er Ritter They wanted In Lno"'
of him why 1, WINS tho gnv,rrm,n, 5Ia
no, nav som. attention IN Tho treaty
made with them and wanted him 10
writ. IN The prc.id,,, a, W,shing,an
and Secretary Noblc md ind on, 4,
,boy would h,v, IA M, IN, sio,,,.
uch, 10 Obtain their rIyh,s Dyro,,@,
U.roH
A. n, nj, ,,.,,
M ~ iN,eo WIS IRVING a iour-
nv'e 'enii o.ionging 10 'ohh asheh-
.e'1s, ,ro'.' o" . W 'roh.oh Mohuay
MUMMY nnn, p "nu " 'he, aoou' '',ec mics
aoo.e oura!, .no ''" '''c iarg.'hhe
span ' " 'ron trays, SCENTED 70 ehoke
~, ~ me-, n eo''a' rv , up' ic,l over
pasA, orosc ioosc rom the Wheoiers
and were dashed 10 death ON the rocks.
II occurred nj n narrow place on the
Mcars toll road aud the fail was at nm
angle OF more than 40 degrees. The