The state herald., 1891-04-17
STATE HAPPENINGS.
La Junta is to have now bank.

Suhuuy Siosihb 10 hh uCSOHipiioHct
fact In Denver.
There was destructive fire n
Salida Wednesday.
The poorest paid labor In Denver Il
that done by clerks.
A good many hold.ups have oc
CURED In Denver lately.
Nearly all the Burlington employees
In Colorado are on strike.
II is hoped to open the Pueblo Min
eral Palace by the 10Th Of June.
There were 20,237 votes cast In tn,
city election In Denver last week.
Some factory girls in Denver carr
only 40 cents a day, or $2.40 week
Hon. IL. II. Eddy was presented by
his admirers with gold-hcaded can,
the other day,
Governor Routt has appointed l. f.
Barnum to the new district judgeshiT
in Arapahoe county.
The rulings Of Donver's now Police
Board arc carrying dismay to the 50.
loon keepers Of that city.
Aspen surpassed Leadville in the
amount OF ore shipped during the tirs
three months of this year.
Several more buildings are to be
erected on the government fish resei.
vatlon near Leadville next summer.
In Longmont and Sterling the prin.
cipal Issue ut the recent election wa,
license or prohibition. The saloon,
were defeated in both places.
Plat Rogers was elected mayor oil
Denver BY over 5000 majority. He
will be the first Democratic mayor
that city has had for ten years.
The snow blockade between Duran.
go md Silverton has ut last been
raised. Silverton was without n rail
road train just fifty-three days,
1t is estimated that from 1000 to
1000 acres OF raw land have already
been broken under the new canals In
close proximity to Rocky Ford this
spring.
Glenwood Is busy preparing for her
Dig celebration on Monday, April ~,
md arrangements are rapidly being
The Leadvillc band has
been engaged for the occasion.
DIR. c. n. Hart OF Denver, DR.. b. j.
Perry OF Aspen and DR.. Reuben n.
slayheld OF Ouray have been appointed
members OF the State Board OF Medi-
al Examiners, for terms OF six years.
The total OF the appropriations
made by the legislature for the next
lwo years is 81, 266, 2O7.75, while the
revenue is stated at 81. $3.50. $50, leav-
ng balance in excess Of approprla.
ions of sll4, 1i2.2 %.
The reapportionment bill passed by
he late legislature was uncoustitu-
ional aud will therefore be vetoed.
Inc defect consisted In the omission
'r neglect to put Phillips County in
my senatorial district.
Soon the Li,,leton creamery is TO
DC improved by the expenditure OF
900 for new apparatus. At pres
mt 500 pounds OF butter arc being
made. Nearly all the butter, extra
milk and butter-milk are sold in
Denver.
The voters OF Colorado Springs have
iecided. almost unanimously, To incur
1 bonded indebtedness OF 800, 900 for
school purposes. 80 that u new high
school TO cost $4,000 will be erected
us soon us possible. The building as
now planned will be n very handsome.
modern and convenient structure.
A sudden freshet in the Platte Sun.
lay caused the water to How over the
portion OF the dam at Lake
george, near Florlssant. Some seven.
y feet OF the dam was cut down and
he principal portion OF the lake
irninod OF. No damage was done be-
idcs this further than the washing
way OF two small bridges.
Brighton is rejoicing over the fac,
hat the Buffers Manufacturing Com
,any Is to establish branch canning
nctory there. It will be enlarged as
'opidly as tho supply OF produce will
warrant, The present plant will be
ully up TO the requirements for this
iear. All kinds OF small fruits both
or canning aud preserving will be
handled.
The State Board Of Land Commits
'loncrs met Thursday afternoon and
elected officers under the now law.
The following is the roster: Register,
Matt France. OF Colorado Springs;
lcpu'y register, W. W. Ware. OF
Denver; appraiser. J. NJ. Galloway.
If Denver W. II. Mcclure. OF Canon
City. aud n. l.. Sagendori. OF Denver,
ire the clerks.
Work on the Busk-iyanhoc tunnel
5 being pushed with dispatch, and at
he Busk approach the tunnel has
,ccn driven over 200 foot, and at
he lyanhou side II has nearly reached
GOO feet Timbcring. ON accom-, OF
he ground. requires To ho kept close
lp TO tho heading. mud large and sub.
,nn,lal sets are being put IN place. -
.,rd'''Rc Rerai'L Dmocrat,
1hv bonrd d. trustee. OF The su,lo
'chool OF Mines held their frs, session
thursday since the now members
we're appointed. Officers were elected
or the ensuing two years as follossi
resident, Hon. Frederick Stolnhaur.
Il Denver; Captain James T, Smith
vas chosen secretary, nnd Morl,z
'arih, Of the City National Bank.
Denver. treasurer; his bond was axcd
i $4,000.
State Game Warden Gordon Land
las been talking TO u reporter for tho
Sun In relation 10 the emergency
'lnuso In the new hsh and game bill.
Section 2 OF the new law" he said,
prohibits the killing Of ducks and
'ccsc In tho close season. The close
eason IL from April 10 september 1
u cncb ycnr. and tho emergency
'lnuso Of the new bill establishes 1, at
NEE. 10 you Will soc no ono IL allowed
q shoe, ducks OF geese until Scp'cm-
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