The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
COLORADO BRIEFS.

A. H. Saven mas put on = thfouKh stage
1lne between Victor and Colorado Springs.
The Western slope Industrial and Com
1nercisi Congress will meet at Delta mex,
September.
Gove.ro. Adams has appointed Samuel y.
Wood president OF the Denver Board of
Public Works.
The Denver Fire and Police Board has de
stermined not to allow prize fights or wine
irOoms In that city.
Companies Il and g of the Colorado Ma
ffioual Guard at Pueblo have been supplied
with new uniforms.
William y. swink. Of senator George
w. Swink OF Rocky Ford fatally In
-JursL by the kick OF horse few days ago.
The daughters Of Alfred T.. Smith of
Nidaho Springs. recently deceased. are con
srsting his will, which left $1,000 10 Anna
u. Moore. the only l"gatce
During un electrical storm sunday Hight.
ming struck a car Of coal on the side track
mt Alta Vista siding. three miles south Of
Victor. and set the aud contents ahrc
\ telegram from Fort Worth Texas says
Shat lines Of Texas had agreed to rate Of
so to Colorado points at the time the Chris
Alan Endeavor eScursiunlst. start from Mis-
souri river points.
tn. man. woman and child reported
drowned In the roudre river near Greeley.
3ast week are now believed 20 have been
murdered by Mexican who was with them
and who has been traced 10 Wyoming.
The Grand Junction Water Company hay-
Ing refused $1,000 worth of city bonds for
SITS plant, the mayor was Instructed To Sign
$1,000 worth Of new bonds with which to
build plant To be owned by the city.
The First National Bank Of AinmoSa has
been absorbed by the Bank N Alamo-a'
Messrs. II. Schiller y Brus. Of the latter In
stItution having purchased the majority u
the First National stock with that end In
view
Considerable Indignation i being eS-
pressed In Denver because majority ~ the
district Judges have voted To remove Miss
Richards from the position Of clerk Of the
District Court Miss Richards has mad" an
excellent, officer.
Judge johnson Of the ArHpah"e District
Court has decided the law forhddInE barber
shops to be open On sunday l. uncnnstitu.
tionnL II Is said that the great majority OF
the master BARRIERS are against Sunday work
and that tn. journeyincu are all hut Il unit
.'n opposition to H.
Dr. william Baynrl Craig. formerly ot
Denver has accepted call to the rhancc
iorship Of Drake University. prs Mulnc-
Iowa. The call extended him To return TO
south broadway christian Church Of Den.
yer has been declined, much 10 the regret
. OF the congregation NJ that church.
Tn" Brighton creamery p"ppl" agreed to
put In a skimmins station f1r the mllkers
of Wentz, Weld county. provided i.o"n
pounds 0f milk Is guaranteed. More than
the required amount has been subscribed
and q. Bohlendcr has been In Denver To
complete arrangements with the Brighton
company
Brighton has organized a Board u Trade
II Lee secretary and 4. VI. Irwin treasurer.
4 GlenWnoi hirycllst recently rode on the
-city water works iume on his wheel Tor
distnnc. Of two miles The Hume j. three
feet wide and Is built along the rocky and
almost perpendicular side n the canon Of
the Grand river, aud In place. 6. ~" feet
above the roaring current below.
Delta county solT last ycnT 5."lp head Of
draft horses. $4,000 worth of poultry aud
eggs, sd"n worth Of pork. produced ia.orr
Cons Of coal, burned i,V.tUD brick. realized
5000 Tor outside stock pasturaEc. will
raise this year s1nrJ tons II alfalfa, VIII
se-li $500 worth of timothy aud nntly"
may. will ship i50,.o pound. Of butter. will
grow Ti,t-o bushels nf wheat large yield.
of other grains, viii market sau.vbp worth II
carly vegetables. and will have magnificent
potato return.
Colorado fruit shipments have begun nni
Athr NfNHlN ffffftl-'f- lN NF Nh Ahu~uhllA hN~N
-Jnr. The nrst strawberries came out II
Canon city last saturday. boulder. Grand
Junction and rHlI-ad- began shipping this
week. Aprirats Will come from Mesa county
the first week In Iunr. While the season
opened late the ripculnr hn- been forced by
unusually favorable conditions and the fruit
L. coming tD market week or earlier
than was expected.
y. u jacob, president ~ III. d-fuuct
Miners stat" Bank u Cripple Greek has
b~cn arrested 40 Canon city on n warrant
sworn ont by W. A. bingham. who. In his
complaint, charge. InrDbl with having re-.
"eiVcd money after be- knew the bank to he
InsolNcuL The deeper the investigation Into
the nffnlr- u the hank progresses the WnfS =.
ihinrs appear. The hnut va. run On prnc.
'icnily nothing, aud the capital stock. rrgrr.
-"nie-i is being paid NJ In fgll, appears To
hAY" been In reality represented 10y notes
of the stockholders.
Attorney General Carr !. preparing tn
bring -uit against scyrril counties t. rr-
cover money In. the state on behalf Il the
STATE Industrial schrol foT Girls Many of
1bs counties have been sending inmates 10
she home without paying the till, IA fact
without paying any attention to them.
IN. h.lls slurr The nrst uf the year which
nav" put been paid are q, follows. Yuma.
s:.I -; Pueblo, saiS ~ Garnpid. $50 -.
Fremont 'lehi inullrfl NSfAis Iltklu,
s;,ii75; Las AHimas. sieIan some Of ia.
counties pay the demands ~ tho state with.
ont uhjerilnu. hut others notably Hnullrr
hn- always Refused and pays un attention
10 bills. III" attorney general will com.
m"nre suit aud compel the cuuuur. tn walk
.np and settle
Tho hnudsumcst and best silver nivocaf.
ever Issued Ia periodical form anywhere. l.
''rhe Monthly iilm"tHilst" ~,iit-i 10y .li.
her, NcClurg. aud published Ia New York
city 90 water sttrru aud In beaver ua
unghe. blocki, senator Teller aud Mr.
nryrn praise IL cnthusiastirauy. This ma.
sbnnl nHFnziu" l. beautifully printed. u.
.suAtrat~i with appropriate portraits aud
-,ari"aus and richly covered with a strong
-S>sigu In blue, gold and silver htonres The
June, initial Issue. just published, contain.
Heading articles by Mr.. Bryan. Mprcton
fr~wen, g, Thomas. the secretaries uf
the himctallc leagues ~ rmnc" and der.
aany. and by m authoritative. economic
student of England m" cntir" masnslu.
n mos, er-iitahi- 10 the silver cause Timely,
fp-e,in-nt. original, dlgnincd aud well con.
sid-r'-i. cnlornio's friends u silver should
encourage '''rhc Monthly Bim.tniti.t." Sub,
srrirtlons are 81 yraf Read it aud send
~ to thos~ who's. view. on the silver uue.,
'sjon may be faroraby converted.
TheNiIwautcc Trades Council thrcat tens
to boycott th" rnh.i brewery. ON. non.