The state herald., 1892-07-01
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The Denver Nsrs refuses to support Mr..
Cleveland for President
Work has commenced on the 81 200, 900 no
el Mt Glcnwood Springs.
Arapahoe county has a school population
If 81 ,2ss, gain in one year of l,l4s.
The shortage Of cx-CIty Clerk q. l.. Kiscr
If La Junta has been found to DO SEQ,
School district No. 20, which includes
part of Pueblo, has voted for free text books
Frunk Melbourne gets the credit for heavy
raln that fell In the vicinity of Holyokc on
Inc 22nd.
Patrick Dcheny, miner, was killed by
lall Of coal in the anthracite mines at Crested
Butte last week.
A boiler Mt the Reed National mine twelve
miles from Leadvillc blew up the other day,
No one was killed.
Rev. Myron w. Reed preached the bacca-
laureate sermon before the graduating class
at the State Normal School on the 10th,
Jay Gould after spcn- some time In
Eastern Colorado watching the handling OF
rattle and other rural diversions, has gone
Into the mountains to get cool
The Colorado Medical Association met In
Denver on the alst, A great number Of
valuable papers and addresses were listened
to during the three days session.
A recent census bulletin states that In Colo.
RADIO there were In 1900 245, 237 males mud
i6G,S4 females; 322s, EOS were native and 81, 800
we're foreign born; colorcd T,13O.
About one year ago the Colorado veterinary
board removed T.. q. Jeffords, state veterinary
surgeon, from Office As he haM.ecn APP.
pointed by the governor and confirmed by the
senate the courts have just decided that 1t
was Illegal mud he Is restored.
Thlrty-ive teams and nearly hundred men
are being worked on the site Of the Cheyenne
smclter plant, delivering stone and brick and
exeavating for the foundation. The plant is
to cost s5O0,00o. The contract for building
the smcltcr has been awarded to the Colorado
Iron Works OF Denver
The Colorado, Is u new semi.monthly H.
Illustrated journal published nj Denver, which
Is certain TO meet with warm reception by
the people OF the West, The literary ability
of Mr. J. ID. Dlllcnback, the editor, together
with the high character Of the Illustrations
insure good publication.
Denver Markcts-Eggs, ranch lsc, state
Ice; butter. best creamery lsd22c, dairy lie;
hay, upland baled sll@Sl3, second bottom
ssds9, alfalfa $3.50; wheat 81 30; corn, bulk
sjc sacked 90c; oats, Sis sacked sizes.
potatoes si6fsl.75; cattle, choice steers s.. 80
ass "a, cows 81 .9otds2 65, native feeders 81. 90
as3.25; hogs, choice s4.,OC14.s0.
Rcfuglo Sandoval, a very prominent Mexi-
can OF Pcna Blanca. near Albuquerque, Sat
urday afternoon, while participating in the
feast of ST. John, was struck by lightning
and killed at the Indian village Of Cochititi.
lie was marshal Of gorgeous parade when
thunder and lightning, followed by heavy
rain, scattered those in the procession. San
loyal took shelter under tree, and soon
after lightning came again, tore the bark
from the tree md Instantly killed the man.
Ranehmen frnm the country districts south
81 Pueblo report considerable injury 10 crops
last week, due 10 the recent heavy rain and
hail storms. They were In the midst Of the
first cutting of alfalfa, and the rains greatly
Injured the value Of the crop for feeding pur.
poses. Hallstoncs In narrow streaks devas.
.atcd the narrow fields as surely as does u cy-
,lonc. In one district between the Hucrfano
md 81. Charles creeks, hail fell TO such an
extent rs TO cover the ground to the depth Of
a foot or more, and young orchards were en-.
iircly dcnudcd Of leaves and fruit, while
grain and vegetable crops were damaged be-
yond recovery.