The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
Western News Motor.

The resignation Of Rev. Myrop Heed
has been accepted blythe First CSs9h3
gational church, Denver.
The Supreme Court Of Colorado has
rendered decision Of importance to
Denver. 1t is that railroads must
build viaduct over the tracks at
Nineteenth street.
The narrow guagc road in Boulder
canon was almost completely destroyed
by the recent foods. 1t will cost an
enormous amount to rebuild it.
Whether this will be done or not has
not yet been decided.
The four .year.old son Of Mrs. NJ. A.
Downing wandered away from her side
while she was at Santa Fe and was
lost. lie walked ten miles and then
died Of fright and exposure, while
large excursion parties were looking
him.
The annual convention Of the Colo
RADIO Christian Endeavorers opened at
Colorado Springs on the 14th, with 500
delegates in attendance. Reports Of
officers indicated prosperity. There
are about $500 members in the state.
The addresses and discussions were Of
great interest.
The coal miners at Crested Butte
on Wednesday decided by vote Of 70
to II to go out on strike until the
return Of their delegate from the con.
vention at Pueblo. James Dunn was
selected as delegate. Some Of their
grievances were a raise Of ten cents
per ton on coal and 81 per yard for
driving every cross-cut
Archbishop p. l.. Chappellc has let
q $40, 900 contract for the completion
Of the splendid stone cathedral at
Santa Fe. The structure has been in
a partially finished state for fourteen
years, but has never been serviccable.
1t stands on the site Of the original
adobe cathedral, erected by tn. Span
ish governor, Chacon, in 1907.
The track has been laid on the Bur
lington extension to the town Of Pass,
twenty-five miles from Sheridan.
Sixty ub-contractors, who employ
1000 men, are engaged on tho work.
Fitzpatrick Bros, the contractors, be.
licve that the last spike at the juno.
ton with the Northern Pacific At Bill.
lings, Montana, will be driven BY De.
cember !.
Henry r. Wolcott has received a
letter from Senator Wolcott saying
that the senator is improving con-
stantly and expected to go to Carlsbad
The operation was successful, though
II left him in weaker condition than
before. He will remain at Carlsbad
for some time. The senator adds that
he is all right aud beyond any danger
asa result Of the operation.
Reports from Julesburs Thursday
morning were that the 500 Coxeyitcs
had not yet left the town. They made
several attempts to ride east on Union
Pacific trains but the railroad men re.
fused to pull them out Of town. Their
provisions were running low. The
leaders waited on the city council
Wednesday and informed that body
that unless they were furnished means
Of transportation in few hours they
would make trouble. The citizens
were arming and preparing to protect
their property.
A call signed by William Howells
Of the national committee, George S.
Edwards Of Fremont county, n.
Vironda OF Las Anin.as county aud
Robert Nixon Of nuerfano county,
has been issued calling for u confer.
ence Of coal miners aud mine owners
at Pueblo on the Goth to settle differ.
enccs in Colorado, Wyoming and New
Mexico. They wish settlement On n
basis Of uniform rate Of wages, varied
slightly by local circumstances, the
rate to be taken from tho best paid
and operated mine In each district.
Representation TO be ono vote for
each 100 miners, and the conference
with the owners, one miner to ono
operator.
The cncampmcnt Of the G. A. Il.
was held at Aspen on tho 18th. Com.
mandcr Myron ". Reed was not pres.
ent The officers chosen for ncxt
year we're: n Rollins Of LcadvNle,
commander; William Young Of Aspen,
senior vice commander J. Z. Garden
Of Durango, junior vice commander.
Delegates to the grand encampmeut a.
pittsburs; Warner A. Root, Denver;
A. Royal, Pueblo, A, l.. Davidson,
Croedc. Delegate at large, j. v.
Jennings, Rawlins, Wyoming. Tho
delegates were instructed TO vote for
Louisvill. tKontucky) for the next
|, national encampmont The next on.
campmcnt will be hold In Denver.
The Woman's Relief Corps also elected
officers.
W. n. Hale, who formerly did n
big business at Denver by selling
worthless medicine under the suisc Of
a Chinaman--Gun Wa by namc--hns
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