The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-24
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Colorado.


The Republicans Of Denver have nominated
NJ. d. Van Horn for mayor.
The fourth annual bench show In Denver.
will be held April 18th and 18th.
The officers at Greeley think that they have
John Davis, negro who is wanted IN Mis-
souri, and Texas for murder and rape.
Granville Pendleton, lawyer at Yuma, was
horsewhipped few days ago by Mrs. John
Grannis. A lawsuit was the cause OF the
trouble.
A would-be "bad mani attempted to rob an
Aspen woman In her home few days ago,
but she picked up loaded rife and he van
ishod from sight.
The Colorado Coal aud Iron Company has
agreed to pay $40 towards tho fee Of every
patient who enters the new branch Kelley In-
stitutc just established at Bcsscner.
DIR. Richard T. Ely, one Of the leading
writer's and thinkers on economic subjects,
has been engaged to deliver course Of lee
lures on SOCIALISM, before the "Summer
School" at Colorado Springs
Charges having been made In the eastern
press that the Printers Home at Colorado
Springs was not properly conducted, the
Typ ographical Union OF Colorado Springs in-
vestigatcd the charges and disproved them
entirely.
Hon. Nathan b. Coy will send TO the Worlds
Fair the group Of Colorado school buildings
exhibited ut Philadelphia In 1875. Along
with II he has prepared a group OF seventeen
buildings of the present date, labeled Colo
RADIO schools In 1905.
The Intcr-Mountain Stock Growcrs' Asso-
citation will meet In Ogden on the Goth and
will be followed on the 24th by session Of
the Trans Mississippi Congress. The Rio
Grande road announces rate Of one faye for
the round trip from Colorado points.
III, 10, II.
Grandc shops at Sallda, which were burned
short time ago, Is now arriving and being
put In place. When 1t Is all In, the force en-
ployed Will be much larger than ever before,
| as both narrow and standard gauge work will
| be handled.
Fountain has recently purchased eighty
| volumes for school library, expanding 800
therefor II will be opened to the public, rs
| the money was raised by levy OF one-tenth
| Of a mill under the provision Of the law au-
thorlzins such levy. Roswell also levied u
| library tax this year
The new fire and police board OF Denver
have removed Chief OF PoliccJ. f. Farley and
| appointed James G. Ncatch In his place.
| While Mr.. Farley has good record, it Is sup
| posed that the board wanted man In the
| place who would DO fully In sympathy with
the new administration.
The Colorado Springs Telegraph says: This
immediate section of country Is being secured
| for old bones. Kansas agents for soap and
| fertilizer works have been here and contract
| ed for bones at 81 per ton. The offer has re-
| vi,ed an old-time industry and several car
loads have been shipped of late. The prairie
country has not been cleaned up for several
years.
Denver Markcts-Eggs, ranch lsc, state
lie; butter, best creamery 30d3ac, dairy zoe;
| hay, upland bsled tll0tsl2, second bottom
t1.50GyS.5o alfalfa t5.so ;wheat95c ;corn, bulk
Zoe; sacked SOC; oats, Sll5, sacked tl.23;
potatoes tl.G5; cattle, choice steers a3. q
6,f4.aS, cows e. O0St3 %, native feeders e2.0 70
$50; nogs, cho.cc 400; spring chickens
he; hens, 81 p doz.
The working plans for the new library for
Colorado College arc expected 10 be com
pleied In few days, aud the ground will he
broken rs soon rs the contracts can he let.
This building Is the gift Of Mr.. y. +, Coburn,
| of Newton, Massachusetts,. II Ia To be built
Of native stone aud will cost $1,000, The in.
come Of the Remaining sl5, 900 OF Mr.. Coburn's
gift Is To be applied 10 the purchase of books.
The college library at pre.cnt contains about
niue thousand volumes. The college has had
two valuable gifts lately-one of 8, 300 the In
come thereof TO be applied 10 the purchase OF
books; the other OF the library Of the late
Alfred Barnes Palmer who Was 10 have been
connected with the faculty Of the college this
year Both gifts are presented hy Ney.
Charles Ray Palmer NJ Bridgeport, Connect.
cut, In 'ncInory Of his sons.