The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28
Western Sews Nots,.

Rock Springs, Wyoming is about to
erect 800, 900 city hall.
The Las Vegas .Stockgro,eer says the
recent rains put stop to hard times
in New Mexico.
The Denver & Rio Graude road is
preparing to build into the Cochiti
district at once.
Six men were injured by an explo-
sion in coal mine at New Castle,
Colorado, last Friday.
: Trinidad real estate agents say there
is an increasing demand for small
houses to rent in that city.
Ex-Governor John P. st. John Of
Kansas is lecturing throughout Colo
RADIO in the interests of prohibition.
Coke orders at Crested Butte are in
creasing and the Omaha-Grant smelter,
which has taken none for several
weeks, has started in with an order of
q car loads week.
The Chinese Sunday school of Trim
ity Methodist Church, Denver has
been reorened. 1t was closed a while
ago on account of fight between the
pupils.
Governor Osborne has granted par
dons to Chris Erich, James kintsler
and John Buetlcr, three German citi-
zens of Nebraska, who were serving
terms in the Wyoming state peniten-
tiary for cattle stealing. These men
and three others were arrested near
Fort Laramie last December while in
the act of killing cattle belonging to
the 'PF" outfit for their starving fami
lies to eat.
Strangers visiting Denver will find
it to their advantage to stop at the
Columbia Hotel on 18th street, four
blocks from the Union Depot. The
hotel is run on the American plan and
is thoroughly first-class- Rates to res
idents of Colorado have recently been
reduced to 80 90 a day tzsa
The United States court of private
land claims has issued decree of con-
frmation in the case of the San Miguel
del Blado grant, claim for 3l5, 900
acres in the Pecos valley. Vice Pres
ident Morton claimed one-half interest
in the grant by purchase from the
heirs Of Juan Marquee. The court
held that it was colony grant in
which Marquee had no more interes,
than the other settlers whose owner.
ship is now confirmed.
There may be serious trouble ovei
the adm ission of Utah sheep into
Colorado. Herds inspected by In
spector Colby of Delta are pronounced
free Of the scab, and as the governor =
proclamation only refers to sheep with
the scab, the owners of these herds in.
tend to drive them into the state.
There are now 5000 near the state
line. 1t is claimed that these sheer
were sheared in the same pens with
the infected focks and that they will
carry the disease with them. In view
OF this new danger Governor Waite or
the 25th issued a new quarantine rule
to the effect that only bills of health
signed by the state veterinarian would
be valid
The Woman Presbyterian Board oi
Missions of the Northwest held the
first session of its twenty-third annua
meeting at the First Presbyterian
church, Denver, on the 25th. There
was large attendance.
Neseki, the Indian who murdered
Trader Welch about year ago, and
which came near causing general up
rising at the time, will be punished
for the crime. The Indian made &
confession and no jury trial was had
and on the confession Judge Seed,
sentenced him to twenty years in the
territorial penitentiary at hard labor
The steel works at Pueblo have
commenced rolling an order for Z, SOC
tons of 65-pound rails for the Burling.
ton and Missouri River railroad. The
contract for 26, 900 tons for the Union
Pacific il not yet completed but in
about thirty days, when the Burling.
ton and Missouri order is filed, worL
will be resumed on the Union PsciRs
lot