The state herald., 1891-08-14
WESTERN NEWS NOTES.


posed entirely of young ladies.
1t is said that of 1917 farms III
Utah, 9,724 are made fertile by irri-
CATION.
The u. 4 NJ. railroad expect to take
100000 bushels OF wheat from Hol-
yoke this year.
The Synod of Nebraska OF the
United Presbyterian church assembled
at Greeley last week.
The striking switchmen lately In
the employ OF the SANTA Fo ut Albu
querque, have returned TO work.
Some remarkable silver dis coVcries
have recently been made In The Carl
bou district Boulder county, Colo
RADIO,
A case of female servants wages
was tried in Wyoming by II woman
lawyer before jury of twelve
wemon.
VIM. Mcintosh, tho Chilli sheep
raiser, probably has the hest graded
flock In New Mexico. His annual
wool clip cells for $4,000.
A landslide struck n passenger
train on the Rio Grauda read near De
Bequc, Friday, topping the whole
train into Il ditch. Wonderful to re-
late no one WINS injured,
a certificate has been filed with the
secretary of the Territory nj Santa
Fe. New Mexico, increasing the capi-
tai stock Of the nnton Water Works
company from Sl75,0 900 to 5000. 900.
Wild raspberries in all part- Of the
mountains are yielding hands omcly,
and camping Or bcrrying parties are
doing lively business canning the
fruit on the grounds a la gypsy style,
The Denver Soar Company and
Colorado Soap Company have recently
combined under the name of the Union
Soap Company. This accounts some.
what for the recent rise in the yri-e
OF laundry soap.
The Colorado Milling and Mercan-
tsia Company are building new
Touring mill at Lovcand, Colo.
rado. 1t will be n tirstclHS- plant ol
large capacity, Walter '. Chatuber;
will have charge of it.
Bob Benn, one of the old time citi.
zens OF Socorro, is located with his
Angora goat herd In the mouth of
Saw Mill rancn, at the south end of
the Mnganlcna mountains. lie has
something over 900 goats.
The Dcitz Hay Press Company, oil
Denver, have recently patented and
are now manufacturing hry rrcss
especially for s,line alfalfa hay.
This press has over i0-inch Pitman
movement, and is said 10 bale .wenty
tons day with tive horses.
Tho,t never was ,imo when min.
Ing was receiving so much a,,.-,ion
in Wyoming as 1t IL to-day. This
season should work au era in the
State. Prospecting has been carried
ON very extensively aud an unusual
amount OF development wor!, has been
done. - Cheyenne Lender,
Ogden will soon have as complete
system ot rapid transit within her
limits and to adjacent localities. us
any city in the country can hoast OF.
Tho arrangements are almost com.
ple,cd az" IL can be stated positi,el,
thai the new electric line will be In
full operation by September /. 1891.
standard.
Arrangements have aeuR made by
which the Wyuaing militia will 60
into camp on Aug. 20 with the Seven
toenth rcgimcnt of regulars stationed
NJ Fort Russell. The camp gfuunds
will be Mt old Fort Sanders, ucar Lar.
annie CITY, Captain Rogers of the
regulars has been appointed to In
| spect the government forces.
Crops In the valleys OF Bear, llnr,u,
| Pole, Chug, Chow aud either yrrcks In
Wyoming aru SAID To bc very promis.
ins. Near Whcalland, on the Chey-
cnne Northern. Is tho I,OO0.acrc
farm o! the Wyoming p.~.lrr,iont
Company, the fas'sft 81 which Is the
perie'l 7yslem OF irrigatlng bitches.
This company has some 60, 600 acres
oi land In thnt locality, which will be
colonized within two years,
foropaush'. circus strikes Colo.
rsdc August l7,h, exhibiting at Den.
vor on that day and the next. at Colo.
rado Springs on the 18th. nouldcr ,he
goth. Cheyenne tho Yi-s Laramie the
22d Grand Jrnvti0n Sept. 2sth, As
pen Sept 20, Loadyille tho 3Oth,
Canon City Oct. /. Pueblo the 2ud
Trinidad tho 3rd. Arrangements
have boon made fDr excursions on all
lines "i Navel entering them.
| Denver Markets. Eggs-i7(a zoe
Bu,,cr-Jerscy creamery 20. dairy
i3ci Hay-new upland si3Ca SIS. scc
ond bottom fgtafl2j alfalfa $7.O0l
Whcu,--sl.a0 30 e loo lb-, Oais-fi. .0s
tdsiiSl New poiatoes-ti. 25tdtl. SO
G 100 lbs; Ca,,lc-cholcc steers O.. rs
gds3.25, good hay-fcd COWS si.s sOta
$40. native f.edols. g. 20ta e.. 10;
llogs- choice o.. 100 s5 G5; Sheep
choice mutton 81. 25(a 1918, common
feeders 81 ?5af?.50.
The Hudson hot spring. and 0,ioo
norcs OF land In Grant county. New
Mexico, has been purchased by A. G.
spnulding md l.. g. Fisher Of Chi.
cago. Tho purchasers will convert
the property into health and pleas.
urc resort similar 10 the Hot Springs.
Arkansas. Thcy will erect nm In.
ncnso hotel. large gymnasium, con.
Ntruct raec track aud base ball
grounds, ,and grounds will DO lnid on,
for every kind of outdoor sports.
Ihcy paid $4,000 for the property,
A Iunpison dispatch. says, '.Mor.
gan Jones. the millionaire coal man,
president Of tho Gulf division Of tho
Union Pacific, and W. L. Grant and
| ID. A. thuppall of In, lolornao Io.l