The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17
Ne.e.r. N.xs N..es.

dollars on deposit.
The hotels at Manitou are opening
for the seasons business.
A report that Bishop Matr is to be
transferred from the Denver diocese is
denied.
The annual meet of the American
bicyclists will be held at Denver Aug
ustss ss27th to September lst
The authorities of Grand Junction
are being proceeded against for having
impounded and sold stock illegally.
Mr.. Folsom, president Of the de-
funct bank at Albuquerque, has been
cleared of the charges made against
him.
Rev. Myron Reed Of Denver has con-
sented to reduction in his salary
from $6 600 to SO, 900 during the hard
times.
Ex-Governor John Evans celebrated
his SOth birthday on the 9th He re-
ceived hearty congratulations from the
business men of Denver
frank Smith is under arrest at
Ouray, suspected of having killed a
man named Sykes and aftervard burn
ing his body in haystack.
The board Of trustees of the Colo
RADIO Normal school has refused to ac-
knowledge the power of Governor
Waite to remove members of the
board.
Two gamblers got into quarrel in
a Denver gambling resort and one
named Mapes struck James Young a
blow under the ear that killed him in
stantly.
. Governor Waite has reappointed
Colonel A. c. Fisk commissioner Of
immigration. His was one of the
nominations which the Senate refused
to confirm.
Several of the big cattle companies
in central and southern New Mexico
are already gathering steers for the
spring shipment and find them in ex-
cellent condition.
The annual meeting of the Wyoming
Stock Growers Association will be
held in Cheyenne on April 4. The
annual meeting of the Board Of Live
Stock Commissioners will be held the
day following.
Ranchmen about Saratoga, in Wyom-
ing, have been doing a thriving busi-
ness this winter poisoning coyotes,
the hides from the same commanding
a good price on account of the excel
lence of the fur.
Rev. S. S. Gray, pastor of the NJ. Z.
Church at Creede, had fit of tempo
rary insanity during union church ser
vices Wednesday night and created
CONSERVATION in the congregation. He
will be sent to relatives in Illinois.
The suit of J. ]. Hagerman vs.. B.
Clark Wheeler came up before Judge
Decker Of Central City in the district
court to-day The motion of the
plaintiff to dismiss was granted and
the motion of the defendant filing a
cross suit was denied. Aspen prop
erty was involved.
The ladies of Montrose had caucus
on the Sth for the purpose of nomi-
mating ticket for the spring cleo
tion. After number of preliminary
remarks the following ticket was agreed
to; Mayor, DR. A. johnson; trustees,
Z, J Matthews, A. F. Reeves, S. +.
Dawson; treasurer, Miss Lena Smi-
ley.
E6The railroads are now hauling ore
from Cripple Greek to Denver, Lead
vile and Pueblo for - ton. The
Rio Grande gives $3.50 of this to the
haulers carrying the ore to Florence.
The Midland pays s2 to get it to Mid
land. This is done to secure contracts
with the mines before the railroads
into camp are completed.
James Brown of Montrose who has
been missing from home was found by
a party of seekers at an early hour
Wednesday. He had started on foot
for home and, while crossing field,
evidently suffered with stroke of par
alysis, as he had lain with his face in
the dirt for about 33 hours. He died
a short time after being found.
The Utah Portland cement works,
just completed at Salt Lake, will soon
begin operations. A start will be
made with capacity of 200 barrels
per day, but the output will be regu-
lated by the demand. The company
has put in only the finest machinery
and many of the newest patents are to
be seen at the works. In the neigh
borhood Of s5O,OOO has already been
expended.
The Utah Legislature.