The Lamar register., 1891-08-01

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~ nago 70 crops.
Governor Routt has accepted an IN
visatioa 70 visit Rocky Ford on Water
H-elea Lay, Z September 8rd.
4 prisoner IN the Boulder jail
banged himself The other day with a neck
,5e. bat was cut down before he died.
Saturday night cloud burst washed
cut all the bridges on Bear creek and de
srayed tue crops on several ranches.
'rhe grand jury at salida has in
dicted several men for participation in the
ignehing of Oliver Briiey on the 2ist OF
last F'ebrusry.
A terrible cloudburst occurred in
s7lear Creek canon at the village Of Law
son last Saturday. The streets were hlled
wish sand and debris and q long stretch
Of rAitroad track was utterly destroyed.
James Graham, a passenger on the
Saints re read, was killed while trying to
ao@rd moving train at Las Animas on
Sne 2eth. His home was in Jersey City
where his sister was to have been married
TIE day after he was killed
Thsrs vii bs a kremaain's toprra-
mont AT Loyeland on the 16, II sad IS Of
septainber. There VIII Be about $1,000
o,iores ia cash premiums and every detail
IN alrangenseslts viii be looked after SO as
q make 1t eAe most successful tourna-
ment ever held in the State. The contests
4 are ffoo 10 all, and the prizes viii be such
As q be worth striving fox
A young rpsn from salida and
voung lady Esofn Colorado Springs in
delsed IL 9 banana eating-coatest on Mon
day ct tie former place. BlIe girl from
<laAorado Springs wen ey .aseore OF 10 T.
rs and she could heve gone another dozen
II it had beea necessnrg.. There are not
many more felds for Colorado Springs
peoiae to conquer tn.-Ifte Gazette.
Denver Marletz-Eggs 17a21e;
srt1er-Jersey creamery 2so,, dairy lsc;
Hay-pew upland SI5.O0dSl5.0a, second
sottom 5laoGsi sla,l5, Alfalfa S.. 90; Wheat
-si,s0 p I09 lbs; Oats--sl $50 sSF.555 New
Potatoes -sL5a@ $40 2 100 tbs, Cattle
choice steers s.. 0o65 9. .zo, ,SoodAay cows
s., sde 81 q, native Feeders 81 20Cgs2. -,
Hogs-choloe. 50 60aa$5.9l. sheep-choice
1sattoas sa2sgaa.75i common feeders
S2,SQ.
IN Colorado the Chareh of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints has three or
ganizasioas, three churcs ealfces, with
seating calsaoi5y OF $50, With member,
saip al L32a ahd the total value Of It's
nhuvch ureuerty IS stated at $1,000 Tyvo
sr thssa organizations, 5vita two church
zsaisces, 1,loo seating capacity, l,454 CON
-nalicapts or members, and church prup-
erty valueh at s., s3l, are located ia Cone
JOS cpurty, while one orgs.nizat tion with
one church edihcs 80 seating capacity,
40 eemmunieants OF rnemBers, and church
property vslued at 81 500, is loraead in La
Plata county .-bie5d and Earm.
Miss Stella ghoelkmorton OF Boulder
had q nsaxow escape from death lasas
week she had lighted the gasoline sLOye
with . piece Of paper and had thrown the
paper into the coal bucket As she tur,ed
around her long apron and dress caught
arc, She eStiHguished the 4ire on hea,
apron but 10 Pct neice the blaze ef her
dress Sooa she srelled fra and looking
over her shoulder saw .5e flames creeping
up her bach. She pushed into her mothers
room and gave the alsrrrn, and then gs.4,ei
cut again. The mother IoIi5,vcd and sx-
Siagnfshed some OF thr ere with her hands.
\ man near by assisted, ana little boy
dashed a bucket Of water GU the girl, and
his saved tao girls lie. Size was not
iatured by the ere, a.
State Fish and. Game Warden Cos
don Land received a letter feosa c. H
Wilmington, district gaae warden at
AIontrose, which statei that band Of
Utes under corImaud Of Red Jacket. a
saeahing renegade, were Strengthening
sini1,Sis by the wholesale Just for the
hides. Nr. Wilmington at the Indians'
camp On the Escalanta found seventy-tyvo
deer heads in and immediately around it
This would snow an enormous slaughter.
when 1t is considered thas nos nearly ali
Tho heals are packed 4buo camp. The
heads were mostly os docs, and tae killing
Of dos at thia tlIne means, generally, the
starving 81 two iawns. The warden puts
4he slaughter ae this camp at $50 head
ard is certain tEey hdye killed many more
and left the cEre2sses on tls ground to
rot.
Passenger trains Nos. 3 and 6 on
the Denver s Rio Graude railroad collidsd
rear Garlic station at l2:2l O'Clock Friday
morning, with fearful effect. Cariils is =
small station oa1y few miles west of
Pueelo. Engineer Ardeu OF train No i
Iys-s Instantly killed His fireman was SO
badly crushed that ne died Ia a few mia
utss after being taken OUT of the Hrec5
The two passenger trains were to have
met at Garlic. But owing % some mis-
understanding Of orders both were rua
ning, one AZ fuH speed aud the other
nearly SO, when they came together with
fearful effect. The engineer and fireman
Of NO. Jumped and were saved Nam
Of tie passengers on train 10. J and sew
eral on train no. 3 were seriously injured
Parleuiars arc very Ueasrc, owing 70 tho
fact taat there is no Telegraph oElce at
Cariile. = lgrecsing trglu was at once
made up AZ Pueo.o and seat out TO tho
scene Of the disaster, v-ita o corps OF |
physicians and q g4ag o. HieH-
= oil frar i.n