The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1893-04-15
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Colorado


The farmers about Montrosc are going INTO
the sugar beet business In earnest iney n~ -
employed \ man 10 supcr,ntenu 'no
planting and shipping.
Enecl. the man ch arged with mnrueiins
the pediler Bernstein In the northwer.el,s
! part OF the state l. being tried ~ "ieh"o'N
II required u week to secure jury
rbe commissioners OF Mesa county have
agreed to give a bounty of 81 for every 'oh W
10 0co Of sugar beets raised IN 'hss 49,,
during this year and sold to some pee' sus~'
factory.
Mrs. Bertha Mcfarland w~ Killed In Den
yrr on the 9th by being crushed under cor
nice that was blown from building by Ter,
riblc wind She was only nineteen yea's ''N
and had been married but SIX month";
The fourth annual bench show OF the Coz
| tIpent al Kennel Club will be opened Al eoli-
scum hall Denver. on the ilth. lhere YER
SIS dogs entered. The first prize IN each cia.s
was $40 and the second g. II was a very sue
eessful show
Governor Waite has sppolnied INC ssals
Board OF Agriculture, a. follows; :. "a
Crowley, Rocky Ford; John Tobias, Denver,
W 8 Coburn Delta; David Brother, " hsas
Ridge; c ". Steele. Grand Junction and '"
b. Osborn, Loyeland.
The state convention of Y. NJ C. a seeTs-
springs on the 9th Pspers we're read Oh l.
NJ. c. \ work by various members present
Denver. Ieadyllle, Aspen. Pueblo and Col o.
RADIO Springs were represented
The returning board of Aspen met and de.
clsred Dllls- Republican, for mayor, eleSts.i
over DIR. Green. Populist, By oae plurality
Green has declared his iatentioa OF contest,
Ing on the ground Of the counting 81 lies@4
votes and fraud generally aud slA besin NE
action at oacd-
An obstruction on the track Of the Colorado
Midland, forty miles east OF lcadSlile, e1n.ea
~. a. asa sfet4geaN
serger train from the West This pAssoaseF
train also had a narrow escape from dcsirue-
ton near HagrrnAn pass, IL bad Just len 4
bridge when landslide covered the iFaeN
Denver Markeis-E<=S rzneh lie state
l5c: butter, hes. creamery 81, SIS, dairy &c;
hay upland baled siitGSl2 second bottom
s. 90 20 50 Alfalfa IS %; SheaissS corn pnlk
53c; sacked SOC, oat., 81 Is, sAeSed Ill:
potatoes tLsS; cattle, cso.ee steer - -
I 6fs4-0o, co.'s s. 5ossa %, hsiire fecders sa-p
Z aQs boss, chn GO tosJi fpTanE eA2eAes
| l4c, hens, $50 y du3
The announcement has hccn made u The
election OF Dr. Fhnlip d. Gillette a superla-
teadrnt Of tho state Institute for ihs d.
mute and bliad Al Colorado sprlnSs -
reason Is ciyen for the dismissal o. ssfrfia-
,endent Ray. who has bad charge 81 tse instt-
ru,e for six years. DR.. Gillette hss boen IN
charge Of a similar insiitutica 81 lAekspusille,
! Illinois. for many years aud comes ueii re
commended
Sensational sf2TF tAlla IfNlA AaaHslAa =
! follows About uoun ca 'he loth llEht
.nos began falling. and a. : O'Clock the
sr ound. which ~zs hArr wherever ihe ssa has
shone upon it durins The feE dsFs past, = -
prrtty we'll covered People tho ~cre uut IN
i FOR any length Of time found ufsUa dfrln.
their heAasesr and oater wearing aPpArrl
thai the same Was covered Siih SAID add
snail particles o, gravel and mud Load
I weather prophets arr unable 10 acco4ui Tor
the phenomenon.
For several day. las; SEEK prairie arcs pre-
vailed Ia kioNa ard Cheyenne elzIhiiss. 4
stretch OF valuable range eouzsry u-eaty
miles vide aud rcAshinE fru-u Airate 70 h.g
Sandy creeks. = distance OF str niles, has
been almost totally Destroyed Their are
great mzuy range cAitir "a this sc-ritOTy ~
eel a. a large number q small bcrds osnrd
by settlers and the fires have rcsllscd IN
serious loss 10 The stock Interest," TAc
prairie Il a. do finder and All efforts 70 rr-
iinEulsh tho Gre have bora unsecocssf1l No
rain has fallea ihis spriaS, grass has not
started And stock ~iN safer for ;eed III crass
grow
John MAIrle, a MrzieAa boy II rear. q
sse and one o, the pupils q thr pghlie
schools Of AlaH.osa. goes 70 tic Goidra ~
form school 20 remain tEu year Whtle hts
teacher ~as basy Al the blackboard TIC hcy
took fnum her pocket book that - lFirE On
the desk 60 "a bills, Scnt quietly cGi u the
room and hid the money IN the fcnce sorac
distance from the school hoase- He ihen
.
took his seat 10 the room At he'll call and went
quietly 10 studying. Ou missiur The money
the TEACHER had hlnl searched. bat u va not
until he had heea arrested that Be cpufnsseA
the crime and ~cut "a the place ~hrrc thr
money Was hid and delivered Il 0res 10 The
marshal
ono OF the nzrru~est escapes from Instant
death occurred last SATURDAY afternoon An
drcS X Rsynnlds. the i{-year-o.d ga q A.
J. Reynolds uf Carolina MininE Coaspaay,
while playing up ia the clifs "a the ~esi aide
with a number Of companions. slipped and
sent over a distance Of 500 frel striking as
distances OF about thirty feet until be reached
The bottom and struck into hank Of saor
This vas the oaly thlnE thai saved has l.fe.
and although II saved bis life. ADD
he sustAiucd severe fracture q the ssnu
and 10 badly bruised lie lies a; The rcs.-
denee OF his parents in fair say 70 recover
lie displayed great nerve for boF and shea
found vas holding himscn up And try,ag 10
walk. There J. not one In 4 hundred no
would survive such fall but DR.. R0Esn says
he ~lil come out all riEht-0sirsy sas>r.ie
p =, sharp Of Pueblo. one Of the promoter
Of the Pueblo. Gunnison n PAeiHc railroad. In
| speaking OF the blilding o. the new road said
that the option OF the Ml-sonri Pacific GA the
road which had expired, W4s accepted b.
Judge helso. an attprury Of tke MIss1uri p
| etac who Ras 10 Pueblo FOR thAt purpose
This means that the Gould system wiIi D. e4-
tended into The rich coal agids Of Southern
| Colorado and san LuI. valley Mr sharp
| says that the right Of way for ffty-dve tniles
/ OF the road has been secured, and a survey
! VIII be made at once. The step Is one Of las.
| portance, and mean, that the Missouri Pacinr
| i fast forging IT, way TO the Parlac eo.s,
Whether the road MI reach tic Gunui.on
| country this summer or rot remalus 70 b. seen
but Il ia fact that they vii lose no tispe 10
Pl'ot.