The indicator., 1897-09-25
WESTERN NEWS.

.
Eighty seven wagon loads of toma-
toes were received by the canning fac
tory AT Rocky Ford in one day. INcy
now employ ninety people and are run
I ming night aud day.
/ Charles :. Davis NJ Denver, was
! elected supreme representative of the
/ knights OF Pythas and John 7. Bot
/ tom chosen grand chancellor at the
session at Colorado Springs.
Governor Adams has appointed Rod
| :. King OF Cripple Creek As his pri-
| vatc secretary Mr. King is civil
| engineer 10y profession and formerly
/ lived in LcIlyille, He is secretary Of
| ihe Democratic State Central commit
/ tee.
| For some time past the state dairy
| commissioner and his assistant have
/ been quietly investigating the mater
1 ial used in the manufacture Of cheese
/ and the methods employed by factories
in the vicinity Of Denver They think
that iiled cheese are being made,
Through new mutlScopc invcn-
/ uou, made 10y Denver man, the pic
| lures Of the big festival parHdcS will
| be preserved and presented life Ike
on rhc picture machine next winter,
The Invention Is important for the
reason rHat fIctory may he hull'
Rock Island passenger train Nc. -,
west bound. running over 'he Union
| Pacific tracks and gu easl-bound IL
| ion Pacific stock train coll!ded head
ON ON the 2uth. two miles west OF
Muncy Kansas Both locomotives We're
completely wrecked, 'hr baggage chr
of tue Rock Island rrain was badly
shattered and several Of the stock cars
were wrecked. hut no one was killed.
As grain tureSh.ug goes ON In the
| puudre valley. fhr results on some
ranches eNcre,l the expectations nf the
most >Juguiuc. William Mcclellan. an
old rlme resident, is having his wheat
thrshod aud so far as the work has
been lone. lt shows sixty bushels To
thc acre. HIS son. William X, is also
having his wheat thrc>hrd and II
shows hffyseveu bushels 10 the acre.
Blanche NowIan. aged J. daughter
uf John NowlHn of Cheyenne. was fat
ally burned 10y falling into Il street
| bonfire for burning weeds. The child
WIS playing and Inadvertently rnu into
-ha tI1mss Her clothing and hair
caught fire and size was frisAtfully
burned from head 10 foot She lived
for an hour HfIer The accident suffer
iu- Intensely. The cbild'S mother was
| badly burned lryiug 10 take the burn
ing clothes of the little one.
The President has appointed Archi-
bald i SamUSon of Arizona, minister
10 Ecuador, and +. g. Kennedy of
South Dakota. United States marshal
Of South Dakota. A, ], Sampson is at
present a resident Of Phoenix. Ar,zonH.
bur he formerly resided in Colorado.
He is a lawyer by profession and was
/ the first attorney general OF Colorado
| after rle state was admitted into the
| Union
The closing Of the Bank VI Rico has
! ie1parllzcd one very material addition
/ to rhe welfare Of the town, i. %. tile
| s.Ir-Iug uf a public concentrating
| works. and may seriously cripple a
nuuher Of our business men. Tile
county funds, amounting To between
I 5000 and $1,000 were held by the
| bank. hes lps tile funds Of number
| of lodges. Noth.ng definite can he
| learned as 20 The banks liabilities and
| assets
The visit of Warden Cleghorn TO the
| Eastern pcui'rutaries 10 devise means
| uf putting convict labor system in
! -Lc state uoniJeuuary WIS failure
| The appropriation of $1,000 by the
] last Legislature for tha oryr'i of Il
] plant is entirely too sulll- tile epycr-
] nor says rhn $1,000 will probably
| remain unused. 0s there is No legal
! way iu which J., can hc used for other
| purposes than those designated by the
! Iagis,Jiure.
Tie jury IN the case Of Juan Pach.
| pr, j. NJ IUceru and RupertD Arch
/ Meta. rhr san IsdrU murderors.
! reached "a verdict Of guilty. Luccru.
| WHO was one 0f tie active participants
IN rhe Killing nf Miguel RevciEe, was
| found guilty pf murder In The iirst de-
| gree while parhrcl and Archulrtn.
] who as shown by rlr evidence, " re-
| merely members of tho crowd when
! fHc crime was committed were given
Il second degree verdict
Tile ~ PaSo Times says thar work
| on fr. White OAKS railroad VIII Hu
| commenced soon. O.. u. Eddy viii hr
| Tu Tl Pas1 i'm % lw days 10 ask for
| bids Tile first stretch Will take Inc
road rrm N Tasl 10 Fic,ks aud 10
will Ie pushed rp3ly 90 The Salalo
GOAL fields 1uG probably to Roswell
rhnrc is un 1uui. now ah"ur t1' .u,I,l.
| fu.ar rur White uIlJs road Mr. Eddy
| has organized u.- company with plenty
Of rsufJI n carry fuN enterprise
through
rim. Turd Saus Court Of Private
Land Claims has bHndod down nm opin-
uu rrIrrfu. thl plitp d. las MJdanos
| sr1u gI1nu. involving 'a}4l$ acres of
land i'm Valencia conn y. New Mexico.
MS per the court cHleudar and four
saunrr leagues SIS the testimony dis
closed. q WIS cou'cndUd that fhe four
-puar. leagues pf lund In controversy
were granted To- An-onip SnudorIl IN
! 1S1g The cuurr holds hat only tenn
uorgry possess. ON was given 10 Saudo-
! Val and THAT his was abandoned with.
In three years after hc alleged grant
WIS made.
I'm tnr uistrio. Court at Boise, Idaho,
% decision was rendered in lhe cases
| brought hy the state l-ains, Thomas
| Frlna,r-rIt and j.. W Fouch, ct Hl.,
for foreclosure uf mortgages given ms
| SrcurIv tur loans of school money
made los the Sfa.e Land Board. The
] ra-r a.liuSt Fitzpatrick was for 81, O0u
and thar agaiu~- Fouch for s. 800, with
! interest for -four years each. Judge
stewart decided tia the stale in loan
ing money stands upon ihe same foot
ing ms an individual The notes TAX
en- by the s.n:a carried interest bearing
coupons for interest. which the Su-
prrmr Cont recently decided to he
usurious. hpuce Judge Stewart held
that the stare could no. collect intcres,
! on these loans.
The uogotin ions Tor the purchase Of
| the lower Dud Of the For Hall reservH-
lion came 20 q sudden end al Ross Fork
on tie 18Th The chiefs and head meT.
who had not vet signed the agreement.