The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-20
COLORADO NOTES.

A Sunday School has been organized
at Gypsum.
The Governor has designated April
II as Arbor Day.
There is probability OF Greeley
having an electric car line.
Tho estate OF the late George NJ.
Chilcott is estimated to be worth
e650,00O.
Sixteen hundred head OF sheep
were shipped from Berthoud to
Chicago last week.
The deaf and dumb school at Colo
RADIO Springs was visited by a legisla-
tive committee last week.
Tho people of the Grand valley feel
greatly encouraged because of the
concessions that have been made by
the railroads,
April Las Animas will hold n re-
union OF the blue and gray, that being
tho day General Lee surrendered to
General Grant.
The first act OF Denver's new police
board was to order the chief Of police
to see that the saloons and gambling
houses are kept closed on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, OF Canon
City, have presented to the free
Library. OF IN. ! oy 's175 worth of
books for !. s or .a.s,lsirls exclusively
Tho city o.ua spen has received
$40, 900 from mining company for
the privilege OF extending its working
beneath the streets and alleys of that
city.
The contract has been let for new
Presbyterian church in Denver to cost
$3.50 The organ and furniture
will probably bring the total up to
100000
The total earnings OF the Denver &
Rio Grande Western for Februa ry
show an increase Of 60 per cent. over
the earnings for the corresponding
month last year.
w. F. Lay, Grand junction music
teacher has been arrested for sending
obscene matter through the mails.
There were other charges of revolving
criminal practices.
A pulp mill is to 'e ouiit by an
Eastern syndicate on Norlh Cottoa-
wood, ten miles from puena Vista, fbr
the purpose OF grind the quakitg
asnens into nA.r1'aper.
Since 49, arch on the Union
Psssr---" "''e W. been discharged
people are showhe Denver III Rio
enterprise in tahs1, and the E,nta
irrigation and til te cut .ta.sf super
Of Coloy.do will ,li.poepar.ments.
-o.Icss t, situation improves another
cut will b. made, and 1t is feared that
tho general wages will next suffer.
Superintendent Bissell of the Fort
Worth division OF the Union Pacific
reports the experimental we'll at
Franceville Junction, on the line of
his road getting along slowly. 1000
feet that was let by conf -act has been
completed, with no favorable result,
and. rather than lose t&e results of n
rather large expenditure OF money,
reac,Ils to be driven Deeper.
The S while the M bland rotary
yorabl,was just emf Aring the Ha-
dailies Of z ,,-rver .,poa the !, track %s
editorial staff thcr[ily a, the time
believe that the Sire unable to re-
Of the popular jou was sent up TO
$50 stalled and
The present silv' unable to get
the Treasury De, trouble.
chase @,5csey. an ore sorter In the
month. Tat Lcadville, met with n
MS ac,sutnt the other morning.
came up on top and when ready
20 down ngain found the bucket at
bottom. Being in hurry. he
light he would try feat miners
hcntly successfully accomplish. he
ped the rope, swung over into the
md tried TO slide to the bottom.
!d'uately the rope was creased.
transcription OF few feet near
the ~sL and when Ramsey struck
so,daof 1t he went 10 the bottom
- ct, distance OF 100 feet.
~ rs were broken and he sus-
''''r injuries. II Is thought
ceiNe a,ver.-Denrer Ncios.
nnls ,.,. Gu,
new nd updhouse for the Denver
O Grand and, when completed.
II be ond y the handsomest build
OF it's xii In the State. 1t will
In forty no stalls, Tor broad and
w gauge vngines, and each stall
he supplied with the latest M
fulirts. N will be built OF red
lin w,p from INC Sherwood quar-
- lick. ahasG..- cost $40. 700.
'ssTation Will be made into the
ia oon the northeast side OF the
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