The Bessemer indicator., 1893-02-11
Colorado.

! Or Graves has hccr lr.ease,i on hail
new coFi town to he called Simpson is
being established near Lafayette
Professor G. \. Woody principal OF the
schools at Salida has been dismissed,
a wreck occurred on the Midland near
| Ilnrlzell. Friday. No one was srrfon'ly hurt
Tho colorado Fuel ana Irn Company has
declared 8 sent annual dividend Of four per
cent
Inc Denver, Lakewood * Golden railroad
is to be eStcudcd 10 the coal miGes at Rai.tor
creek
The business ren o. Denver. headed by the
| Rsq-Li'-'f. are starting crusade against
.ieh Insurance rates.
Governor Waite received an annual pass \
lev days ago from the Union pec!'ig RAILWAY
| lie returned II with thanks
Fortuna,i rctrr, an italian working In the
| cocl minc at King. Wns Killed - tie Eth by
falling tlay, Witch Woke his neck.
| J Wn'er. Mills and Corydon F. Craig have
ecch commissioned ns organizers for the Ma
tional Industrial Legion in Colorado.
Work ON The Midland branch int, cripple
! Greek is confined "a .'oru work at present, AS
the ground s $50 hard for grading
Phiilp $ Keith, chief of The Lcadvlile IRE
department, has been arrested charged with
being in a conspiracy 70 rob nnd burn down
store in which he had become Interested
Gcyelnor Waite has appointed the follow
Ing Warden OF the reform school AZ
Bucna Vista, l. G.. Enr.y board Of
control Of the "o'ien reform school. DR.
llen"' 'lln, Denver Fire and Police Board
d, j Martin, c. b. stone. Il. H. Phelps,
Denver Board Of Public Worlss-Arthur l.
Harris, 7, b Buchanan, l. II. Flanders,
steam plow running n gang rf sir shares
Is doing good 'crricp ii Yuma county This
winter add has been at work every day with
but two or three c7eeH'ioEs. The gang ar
-, g. so
ensi"c and the owner contracts 70 break land
at 81 p an acrc, which Is cheaper than was
ever done Ia Colorado
Denver Markcts-Eggs. ranch 21c, STATE
25c; butter, best creamery G'd3tc, dairy PC;
hay upland baled siid.ia, second bottom
& 5GpiH 20 alfalfa $3.50: :whcatsic corn bulk
icr; sacked Ilc oats. 81 10, sacked : ~;
potatoes tl45 cattle, choice steers 81 81
1ss355, COWS .apldS2. 50 native feeders 81 '-n
as300; hogs, choice s. 81. spring chlrkena
l2c hens, Ice.
Adraf, for sl55,t h5s Neen received by
Gotcrr"r Niuts from the lnlted states IN
pngt payment on account OF -ac- of public
and tc lands ia Colorado for the year end
lng June 20. ls9l. In tho letter transmitting
the draft The governor Wa, Informed TINT .
balance j. vet due The state Ut IS ,65l 3, and
that Congress would probably pass def
uIenrg appropriation for the amount
T. s. BIEg- Will al oucc begin III. con-
-iructon Of a line Of railroad ten miles up the
Navajo river from point tWo miles below
Amargu, TO po-tufce known as Chrome
where an immense -aw mil will be located
says The Durango i'rr7H With several other.
he has made application in the local land Of
fee for a number uf claims under the timber
Lass, The nll!- viii contain modern machln
cry and VIII be the largest Ia this section Of
the stale, The lumber business i- attracting
considerable capital this side Of The range
owing tn the immense tracts " timber which
can be taken up and purchased from the gov
erument
Late dcyelopnlen In the MayGeld coal mine
ten miles northeast of Oursy, demonstrates
beyond reasonable doubt fhe "evei Question
OF whether the county can supply itself with
good coal or not 4 point 10 the workings
has been reached, 200 feet from the surface,
where Il solid compact mass Of perfectly pure
coal was encountered, thirty feet thlct and
practically unlimited ia extent. In the
chamber where work is being now pushed
4 nothing TO be seen but one huge, black
mass, without a break or flaw, or The least
| trace Of nn impurity, Tar ns the eye can dis-
| cover, THIS chamber Is twenty feet high and
| sixty feet In area. and In the jet black mass of
coal not a ycsligc of any foreign substance
the size Of dime can be found.