The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
coLoRApo CONDENSED.

A movement to close Immoral houses
has been started at Aspen.
An effort is being made to make tho
license Of the Manitou electric railroad.
An italian miner was fatally injured
by falling down shaft at Central City,
Friday.
Seferlno Romero, boy, was killed in
the Starkville coal mines a few days
ago. The roof fell on him.
Officers Of the Salvation Army have
hgaln been jailed ut Colorado Springs
for holding meetings upon the streets.
Richard Ballard, master mechanic at
tho Gepesee- Vanderbilt mine ut Ouray,
fell 600 feet down the shaft and was
killed.
A mountain trout weighing when
dressed seven and one-half pounds was
Caught the other day by Durango fish,
erman.
Thos. p. Smith, assistant commission
or of Indian affairs. Is at Durango Tor
the purpose of aiding In the removal OF
the Utes.
The old German settlers In the Wet
Mountain valley celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their settlement on
tile Gath.
Mrs. Flavin, an elderly Aspen lady
was taken with fit while bathing IN
tho pool Mt Glenwood Springs and died
almost Immediately.
A Rio Grande train ran into bunch
OF five horses In Lost Canon the other
night, inJurlng or killing all of them,
but the train was not thrown from tho
track.
The boy, Trinidad Cruz. who stran-
gled his four car-old niece. has been
sent to the reform school until OF age Oh
a charge Of petty larceny. He Is an Id
lot and not held accountable.
The Gettysburg building at Denver
has been secured for the general head
quarters Of the National Educational as
ISOLATION. The executive officers and
members Of the committees will have of
fees there.
Sandoval, the man who was convicted
Of murder In the second degree for the
killing Of Felix Padilla Mt Starkville,
early in August, has been given the ex-
treme penalty provided by law, Judge
Northcutt sentencing him to imprlson-
ment for life.
Il. X. Atkins, ex-presldent of the Colo
RADIO Savings bank. and Charles o. At
kins, ex-cashier Of the same institution.
have been arrested under indictments re-
turned by the grand jury charging them
with receiving deposits In bank that
was insolvent and had closed Its doors
to regular business, which is contrary
to law. The bank went under in 1893.
The athletic team Of tho California
university had contest with the men
of the Denver Athletic club on the odd
which was a one-sided AFFAIR, the Call
ifornians being way ahead. II. Edgren
OF the Californlnns broke record by
throwing n sixteen-pound hammer 12I
feet. w. W. Hamilton Of Denver rode
n paced mile on bicycle In 1:5S 20.
breaking tho record.
Reports from the gardens being
worked by the unemployed of Denver,
under the Pingree plan, are most en-
couraglng. The crops are growing in
fine shape, so far, without irrigation.
and everything points to a most sue
cessful experiment for this year. the
persons who planted and are cultivating
the crops are not less enthusiastic than
the promoters OF the plan, and from this
trial II is quite likely that the work will
proceed on much larger scale next
year.
During heavy thunder storm Friday
afternoon little Mary Dolan, aged seven
years, living at Colorado Springs, was
struck by lightning and Instantly killed.
Tho child was sitting on a refrigerator.
with her brother Morris, In summer
kitchen. when tho lightning struck n
chimney above them. and following the
walls down between the plaster and
boarding. struck the child over
the heart. Her hair was nearly burned
OF, her clothing torn and her body scar
red. Morris was slightly stunned, but
will recover.
The athletic team OF the University OF
California. ten sturdy young men repre-
senting the prowcss OF the Pacific coast,
arrived In Denver Wednesday. fresh
from series OF ,r!umphs over some OF
the best athletic and college organiza-
tons OF the East. Out of seven con-
tests against ten times their number OF
picked athletes. these youn; men have
won four tied one and lost two. They
come TO Denver 10 close their season In
u contest against the athletes OF Denver
to take place at the ID. w. Z. park on
Saturday afternoon.
It Is stated that work oil the extension
of the Denver. Lakewood and Colder
railroad will soon be commenced. Ac
cordlng TO agreement. contract work on
the extension must be commenced with
In six months and continued without In
tcrruption until the road Is completed
into idaho Springs. The road will b,
standard guagc and the time. It |,
claimed, will be reduced one-half OF
messenger trains between Denver an,
Idaho Springs. II Is also said that Nv,
immense concentrating mills win b,
commenced with view OF completion
with the opening OF the now lines.
A double tragedy occurred ut the hue
mn Vista rcformatory Monday morning
A convict named Watson Jumped ON ;
horse aud attempted TO escape. A quart
standing near drew on him and sho
him In the leg and hip, Other convict
standing near by became lnccnsed an,
began throwing stones NJ The guard
when he fired among them, shooting 1:
W. Conway In the abdomen. Conway
wound was thought To he fatal, but tina
there II n possible chance FOR Watson
recovery. although tho wound was DIM
gcrous. Tho bali Is 80 deeply imbcddc,
In the hip that II could not be located
Tho horse Watson mounted In his II
fort to escape was also shot In the neck
New. Nate.
Miss Abigail Dodge has nearly recoy