The state herald., 1892-04-01
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
western News Notes.
Vegas has a new bra,s band.

Las Vegas has new brass band.
Durango has two factories that make ex-
cellent pressed brick.
Burglars secured 5000 worth Of jewelry
from store In Akron few nights since.
1t Is now proposed to hold convention Of
the wool growers OF Colorado, Wyoming and
New Mexico.
A viaduct 1000 feet long is to be built at
Colorado Springs across the tracks OF the Rio
Grandc railroad.
An Aspen miner named Fitzgerald who was
injured by an explosion has obtained n judg-
mcnt of s37 600 against the Aspen Deep Min
ing Company.
National bank Of Silver City, have been sold
for 30 cents on the dollar, and some have been
sold for less than this amount.
A prospcctor near Idaho Springs put some
giant powder In the oven to warm the other
day while he went out for more wood While
he was gone the giant exploded and wrecked
the cabin.
Charley Miller, the boy murderer, will
hang. The district court said So The Su-
prcmc Court of Wyoming confirmed the decl-
sion, and Governor Barber,i In n lengthy letter,
refused to interfere. Miller hangs April 20.
Senator Gallngcr OF New Hampshire has
accepted an invitation TO deliver the dedl-
catory address at the Childs-Drexcl home for
printers at Colorado Springs on May la. Scna-
tor Gallingcr was a printer In early life, and
naturally feels compllmented upon being
called upon to participate In such an event
Denver Markcts-Eggs, ranch lie, state
l6c; butter, best creamery 26(133c, dairy zoe
hay, upland baledt sll@sl2, second bottom,
SsdS9, alfalfa 500, wheat $l.35; corn, bulk
Csc, sacked zoe; oats, $l.06, sacked sl.l2
potatoes 5Oc; cattle, choice steers S2.SOCd
1896, COWS $l.90as2.65, native feeders sl,9O
@sa.G5; hogs, choice s4.5O@4.6O; sheep,
choice shorn si.OOds4. 50, common and feed
ers sa5O(ds3O0.
Colorado will do herself proud at the com
ing Columbian Exposition. She will be In
no sense behind In her horticultural and agrl-
cultural displays, but In her mineral exhibit
she will excel AL her competitors. Very
properly the management of the Fair have
provided for n mining building which In many
respects will be the most beautiful and attrac-
tive building on the grounds. 1t will cover u
space Of more than five acres.
One Of the boldest robberies ever pcrpc.
trated In Salt Lake was committed on one OF
the principal streets In that city Friday even
ing at s;l5. While Mrs. Goldwatcr was
showing a lady and gentleman some jcwelry 4
man walked up to the show window and
throwing brick through 1t, picked up II tray
| or eleven watches and fed. Mrs. Goldwatei
gave piercing scream, at the same instant
throwing the brick back at the thief. II
struck his hand, knocking of couple Of tn,
watches. The aggregate worth OF III,
watches Is 800. The burglar escaped
A special dispatch TO the Denver Republican
says: The body OF Banker Dawson, who wa.
drowned last October In Hutton lake neal
Lar annie City was found on the 23rd The
discovery was made by two duck hunters, who
saw the badly dccomposed body floating In
the Ice. Relatives and friends of the de.
ceased have spent many thousands Of dollars
In searching the lake. AS a last resort pro.
fcsslonal diver was employed, who worked
many days In his work There was an nsur-
ancc Of SIS, on Mr. Dawson's life, the
payment Of which depended on the proof Of
his death. A long-standlng doubt has been
cleared away.