The Bessemer indicator., 1893-10-28
NEWS OF THE WEST.
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Cb1oGAoa.
EvAns had shooting scfaps last week
4 telephone service is being put In u Fort
ColltnAA
Cripple Creeks output for September was
The postofiios At Fort Collins was burglar
Led few nights ago.
Mrs. jenkins OF Cheyenne Is stumplng Colo
RADIO for equal suffrage.
There Is to be q chrysantheum show in
Denver early In November.
There arc now 1850 men working on the
State Capitol and tho plasterlng is far ad-
vnnced.
The Denver Athletic Club beat the club OF
the University of Missouri at foot ball Satur-
day by score of 40 y.
postofiise has been established at Sylvan
ite, San Juan county, Colorado, with Ira A:
Scott as postmaster, The office will bo served
special from Silverton.
The state engineer has completed plat of
the Monument reservoir showing that IL 10
necessary for the State to purchase l74 acres
OF land in addition to the land now included
In the site. The reservoir will cover about
hfty acres and now has five acres OF water. II
haA cost nearly So, 900,
Senator Teller was interviewed the other
day In regard to his views on woman's suf.
irage, He said; ''l voted for won ans suf-
1caSe when II came np before In Colorado
and would do 60 again were l there at this
electtcn. OF course am in favor OF II, and
believe 1t would be good thing for tho
State.''
Rev. W. $. Priest pastor OF the Frst Chris
tan church of Colorado Springs, has pre-
sented his rcalgnation, and asks that II take
effect on November l. He has received call
from the South Broadway church at Denver,
and IL is probable tina, he will accept 1t.
This is the third pastor OF the city who re-
signed within week
silvcrton admirers are preparing a silver
brick TO send to Senator Allen of Nebraska,
ior his untiring work on the floor of the Sem
ate lately. Tho brick Is chemically tine and
was made at the Crooke smeter and Is OF
san Juan County. On ii will he Inscribed:
III rom many friends In Sliserton, Colorado
The brick welShs forty ounces
State Land Registrar Childs has made out
and Issued to the governor for signature o
es. Always Yreslf, a9w -w'I1b 1hbl5. In
nst oil lands IN houtt uo..., s..l II istsse
will claim of the United states, The lands
are we'll scattered along the mineral drift of
the county, although not directly on the
veins, aud comprise about 10000 acres. As
soon as the matter can be reached, the State
Land department will continue claiming
lands OF the government until the full 2OC,OOO
acres due the State from the Indian awards
are received.
Mr.. George Sackett Of Ohio, large prop
erty owner al Saliaa hse donated TO the city
the property formerly known as River Front
Park, comprising two blocks of valuable
property fronting on the Arkansas River, to
be used as public park. This was accepted
by the town at special meeting Of the city
council and vote Of thanks given the gen.
tlemnn for his magnificent donation. 1t VIII
In future be known as Sackett Park. 1t ia
rich In natural beauty and fine, heavy timber,
and at but little expense can be made most
charming resort.
Eyary ,,,n at ,ha U,I,,r ,,,t,, Nn~
Castle refused 10 work Monday morning and
the property is idle. The men made two de.
mands: One for pay now duo and one for u
raise of wages for work Ia the ''E" vein.
These demands had been submitted TO the su-
perintendent last week, but the men had
granted time to hear from headquarters, there
fore the precipitation OF the strike this morn
ing was a surprise. Over 100 men are In
voived. The pay will probably be speedily
forthcoming, but raise OF wages will hardly
be conceded Is the opinion OF the officials
there.
Hon. Hoke Smith, secretary of the Interior.
has decided that the motion for a review of
the case Of the Union colony Of Colorado ard
others against John T. Fulmels ahd others
should be denied. The effect OF this decision
Greeley. The Denver Land Office received
the decision Saturday. The secretary holds
that the entries by Fisher, which were al
lowed TO lapse, and tho entries of Fulmele
and others Two years after 1887, when the
act was passed making the land not subject
to entry, were vitiated. The entries by Full
mele were Improperly allowed. Greeley's
present property owners titles are safe.
Colonel l.. 2. Hoyt has made a discovery at
Golden that will add another industry to the
clay business. Recently he discovered a clay
which Is universally used By potters for giaz-
ing earthenware Outside OF New Jersey
this is the only deposit known to exist In the
United States and as there are inexhaustible
quantities around Golden, the Colonel pro-
poses to compete for the demand of tho en-
tire United States. The glaze ia readily
marketed at $50 TO s2i n ton, and as it can be
plowed up and loaded on board cars at net
cost of 70 cents ton 1t is obvious that the
discovery is better than high grade silver at
the present time.