The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Colorado.

Mosca 10 crying for barber and jcwelcr.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows met at
Aspen Of the 18th.
The state convention Of Baptlsts was held
In Canon City last week.
A six-year-old boy was killed at Lake City
by the caving in Of we'll.
Nearly all the towns In the state celebrated
Columbus Day in some way.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Colorado was In
session in Denver last week.
1t Is asserted that the oil companies at
Florence arc about 70 unite and fight the
Standard OH company.
Mr. William Gregg OF Bcssemcr was killed
on Sunday by being thrown out of her buggy
during runaway.
Cass Hlte has been sentenced to twelve
years in the pcn!tcntiary and his motion for
new trial overruled. He will appeal to the
Supreme Court.
The Plntte Valley Fair held at Brighton
last week was very successful affair A very
large number OF displays were made, and a
large crowd attended.
During the five months ending June 30th,
1892, the receipts Of the Rio Grande Southern
were s244 ,s925 and the expenses Sis, T64.56,
net earning Of $l29, 1900.
The Rev. Walter s. Rudolph, pastor of the
Denver Westminster Presbyterian church, is
being tried for hcresy, rs he declines to nc.
ccpt the doctrine Of eternal punishment
The Colorado Midland has made arrange
ments for hunting parties to take an outing
Of four days Of the Elk river. Deer and elk
arc said TO BIO quite plentiful above New
Castle.
Mr., s. II. Coleman, q Denver lawyer, who
started to visit ranch near Morrison during
the severe storm several days ago, has disap-
peared, and II Is feared that he persisted on
the prairie.
The Colorado Midland has unloaded 300, 900
pounds Of dynamite at the Cripple Creek
terminus for blasting in connection with the
construction Of the branch railroads to the
mining camps.
The Italian Americans of Denver celebrated
Columbus Day with parade and public
meeting An elaborate float was prepared
which showed Columbus and his men landing
on San Salvador.
The Leadvllle boys who exploded 40
found at Salida. They had set time fuse
and then started out Of town. The explosion
did much damage.
The strike on the Rio Grande road Is over.
The men agree TO return to work and an i'm
mediate investigation Of the Gordon case is
to be made by Superintendent Sample and
committee Of the men. This agreement was
made on the 18th.
Arrivals from the fire swept forests state
that now the flames have succumbed TO the
SHOWS 1t is shown that over a million dollars
worth Of timber has been destroyed. The de-
VISITATION Is apparent on all sides Over on
the north thousands upon thousands OF acres
have been destroyed while similar spectacle
is presented on the south. The effort to I'M
earth the iirebug Is still In progress.-Aspen
Times.
Denver Markcts-Eggs, ranch 24c, state
&c; butter, best creamery 26d27c, dairy l9c;
Edts. 80, alfalfa $3.50; wheat 81 90; corn, bulk
soc; sacked eOc; oats, el.Oo, sacked clio;
potatoes tl.25; cattle, choice steers &C.. 20
Cds305, cows 81. l5Cdtl.9o, native feeders $40
d&a30; hogs, choice s5.45; spring chickens
dressed, loalec; live, $500 to $3.50 per doz;
peaches ti,65 per box. Grapes, Catawba,
per basket DOC.
The Consolidated Stucco and Cement works
at Colorado City, owned by George II. Stew
art, was set on fire Thursday night and entire
ly consumed, together with s'5,00o worth OF
oh Tho