The indicator., 1897-04-17
COLORADO CONDENSED.

plsnup warren ana thanceilor Mcdowell -
raise large endowment fund for Denver
University.
Secretary u State WhippIe announces thai
the stationery bills of the present Legisla
ture are more than 5000 less than the same
bills for the preceding assembly
The annual convention Of the Colorado
state Federation of Labor Will be held on
the last day OF April. the date having been
changed from May lst 10 Friday April 3oth
Prominent Denver wheelmen at a meeting
called TO discuss the question decided not 10
-eccde from the League of American Wheel
men, but TO work for local option On the
Sunday racing question.
II will be time 10 plant trees In short
time now. A good plan j. tn plant Few
each year Hon, Henry Lee. who has one VI
The finest fruit farms n"nr Denver. advocates
putting Out at least 90 trees each year
". johnson has been arrested at Denver
by deputy United States marshal on the
charge or stealing newspapers wrapped and
stamped and placed uu the top ~ mail
baSes, He tore VI the stamps and threw the
papers away
\ considerable number Of Colorado caun-
lies owe Arapahoe county m"ucy for 'X-
peuscs that thcir citizens have incurred at
the county hospital aud they are very slow
ia meeting their obligations, suits are Ike
ly TO hc instituted to collect
\ contemporary says The sheep feeders
are mklug in rhe cash profits this season.
aud % is estimated that SepO.Our lu clear
profits. above the cost of feeding Will be
turned into the ms NJ the feeders ~ Lar,
mcr county th.s season, besides furnishing %
good home market for thousands NJ tou' OF
alfalfa hay
Judge Il. r. Harrington, Go5 Ernest X
cunmcr building. Denver. ha- uuc uf rho
best Punches in the State. SIX miles north
of Denver pn rho clear Greek avenue road
The Judge * grelr udmiror of tile rcrcher
ons, and ha- one VI the finest ~t1llluu- Ina
tie West ralofrruie-. Gl7s EilN- IL" is 10
lappIe gray nnI weigh. f.yG1 pounds Hnt
was imported by NJ w Duuhum direct from
France Zoo 1855.
The Colorado ArizHu1 Sheep Company
marketed Isl hne lambs Ion Kuusus Tity last
week. They averaged seventy pounds and
brought -. They were fcd bran. cracked
roru and alfalfa. Garrett BROTHERS ~ la.
mar. also had two double dr"ks Of colorado
alfalfa lambs uu the same market that
weighed sixty 1--WE pounds, which w"r" sold
hy H. e. Abbott y DO. Ht Sii1 ih" top
price OF The season for the same weight
lambs.
George T. Wilson. who is feeding t"o
C1tswDld lambs 80 Rocky Ford pt"rp county.
is trying au experiment. He is pushing his
lamb- on alfalfa. That I- the nrst thing Do
he morning hi, men put lu now has "r
frcshuu mp Jhnt already n the racks. aEain
they do this nfIer feeding corn, tNic" again
before feeding the evening corn, and again
about : or - at night they put thr hay loo
fore the lambs AIr Wilson says that in
every case the iambs come up und 20 after
1t as II they had not been fed.
The State BonrI u rnrlou- at a meeting
held on the l2th. refused 10 grant pardon
To John II Bloom. editor NJ the Del Norte
Enquirer. who IS under sentence 10 thirty
days Ia Jail for contempt NJ District IndEe
g.. e.. HoibFook's court. sentence was
passed upon Editor Bloom on January 10,
1895. Since then lie has managed 90 remain
at liberty by being respited from time To
time by Governor McInt.re aud Governor
Adams, The supreme Court. IN the Interim.
passed upon his ease and affirmed Judge
Hplhruuk's sentence.
An unfortunate accident which occurred
in the Yards " the Colorado Midland Rail
road, at Colorado City, about l 30 O'Clock
Monday afternoon, resulted In tie death OF
William l.. Lowell, a son of state Auditor
John ". Lowell Young Mr. Lowell has for
some time past been employed 10 the paint
department AZ the Colorado Midland repair
shops, and was trusted emplpye of the
road. His d"nth was caused by being run
over hy an cuEin" 0u which lie was riding,
IT bclns In pursuit Of runaway freight ear
The collision threw him pfT.
Nanltpu is now q temperance town aud
will be- probably for about month, -
seems that all licenses excepting one expired
April I and the saloon men failed 10 make
application for new licenses ut th" last
mectIng n the council II they had taken
out licenses It would have cost them 5000
for six months under the present ordinance.
but the new council TX expected to give them
license for year for 500. The snIoous
without licenses wore ordered closed aud tile
order was strictly complied with. ! will
take a month for the new ordinance TO pn-t
and become law, mud In the meantime
Manlton will be- Il quiet plHce.
AdIutuui GonornI Moses has appo'nfrl ho
committee Of i've officer, provided fnr at the
meeting u militia officers. held la the Den
v"r city Troop armory, t1 consider plans
for rrIrgnuIzuE and improving rbe mutiunnI
guard. lf consists N Adjumut GcucruI &.
NJ Moses. chairman. EriEahl"r General T. j
Brooks Colonel H. H. McCpy Second In
fauiry Captain ". r. Grove, Company r.,
Eighteenth Infantry. and Captain g. Z
Locke. Company +. First Infantry Tho
project 10 consolidate the First and Second
infantry regiments is meeting with mucu
opposition. and will likely fan through II
adopted It would throw several officers ont
" tile guard.
Tile people ~ tile lower ArEuusa, valley
iu Brut. Otrrp and rrow"rs counties. hngr
had great struggle with fhr irish pu
into md tbr odds for -urrcss have bc,r
nbouf even brfweau fIe planters uuI tbs
-puI- particularly rs To- which would rnmr
ont un top ni the end of the contest Al
clio farmers Institute 10 Lamar last wool
the matter came up md l.. Writ MARKHAM
stated lu reply that he had made Surces.
uf POTATOES for the past thrpc years The
method he follows is 10 plow the ground
doop-say ron inches ant iFrIsutr thorough
ly before planting, He plants tho seed Tlui
inches deep aud does not lrriguir again uni
the vines urc iE bloom. Aftrr that he TrrI
gales every ten days uutil tile potatoes ar,
full grown. taking the water m pulg Tor th,
ripcuius prnccss-
\ hoartrcudln& accident occurred iu Roul
der Monday. resulting in The death of Kaih
lceu Ivy. the two.aud "a hall year. old ,laugh
ter of i. II Ivy and wife Mrs Ivy WIS ol
home on North Twelfth street dpiuL, iii,
weeks washing and had Just allied tnI
with bot water and LEFT II standing on IN,
porch The kitchen nnd the dining room
open onto thu same porch but from oapn
site sides lust ms The tuh was filled and
Mrs Ivy had turned her back. little Kali,
leon came hacking out Of the dining room
pulling her doll carriage. She did not So,
the tub and fel into n backwards. her on
tire body except the head aud feet being
submerged under the water The mnihr,
tI,. Il .I.F
child, pulled her ont ~ tho water. scni,Iipa
her own hands badly Mrs. George T.
Chase, neghbor witnessed the nccidrnt
and the two Indies relieved the child n.
quickly as possible ~ hrT cInthing the flesh
dropping on ns the clothes were taken off
Dr, bartlett. who WIS Immediately sum
n0n"d. did what he could 10 case the pain
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