The Lamar register., 1898-01-29
WESTERN NU'fES.

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| Commerce.
For the first time since woman suf-
trage became law, Pueblo county has
/ a woman In charge of Its schools.
/ George A. Henderson of Sterling has
received an order from Hamburg, Ger
many, for n carload OF alfalfa seed.
Assaults on women who are cut on the
streets alone at night continue at Den
yer, and the police are unable to catch
the criminal.
A S5.oo0 creamery is to be built at
wheatland. Wyoming. This colony Is
settled mostly by Colorado people from
the Greeley district.
The Colorado State Beekeepers' As
socIation met at Denver on the 18th TO
attend to business matters and discuss
questions OF interest 10 their Industry.
Fifteen hundred bales OF cotton
/ growd In Texas have been started over
the Gulf road for the North. They
will go 10 Japan by way OF Portland.
1 Oregon.
The pet stock show at Denver last
/ week was a successful AFFAIR. As one
result of the show permanent organ
szation was effected. with Fred Brown
/ as president.
An investigation OF the books OF tho
| clerk OF the supreme Court revealed n
shortage OF S2.Sn5 Ia Clerk Mllier's ac-
\ count. He has made the amount good.
! Mr. Miller said that the errors were
unavoidable and came through the
faulty system Of bookkeeping.
One Of three miners, while crossing
/ the range from Leadvillc 20 the Hui
| Top mine, Park county. became ex-
hausted and was left by his compan-
/ Ions. who came on TO the Hin Top mine
| but did not report until next day. A
/ searching party was sent out and found
the man had frozen TO death The I'm
| fortunate man was supposed TO be Dan
| Mullen.
| Pueblo Is considerably agttated just
| at present oyeF the reported cures that
have been accomplished within the
past week by a man named NJ J.
\ IAndcrs His method Of procedure is
! very largely the same as that employed
/ by Schlatter when in Denver. Landcrs
is n farmer. and came tc Pueblo with
| his family about month ago. r.anders
i Is decidedly retlceut. charges nothing
for his services. and very seriously OBJ
/ jects 10 having his name appear in
/ print in connection with any OF the
| cures he is credited with. He does not
/ claim to have divine ROVER. and. In
i fact, refuses to say where his power
comes from.
| Railway mail service VIII be pro-
l vided for towns In the northern part
/ of the state Orders TO this effect have
been received from Washington by
| Chief Clerk Putney ef the railway mali
/ service in this city. This Is the result
/ OF requests that have been made dur
\ ing the past two years by residents OF
! that section. Arrangements for the
! service were at once made by Mr.. Put
| away OF the Gulr road. This viii give
1 direct daily mail service TO Semper,
/ Louisville. NJ wot, Lafayette. Broom
! field Iongmont. Lovcland and Ber~
| thoud Many other towns VIII get their
/ malls earlier than nj present The saw
| ing OF the time to the Ward district
VIII be twelve hours
| The nag salu,ation. as II Is practiccd
/ to-day in the public schools in the state
| Is violation Of the laws. according to
| the decision which Mss Grace Espe-
/ Patton superintendent OF public In
| struction. rendered yesterday. She
said. however, that the ceremony
I might be continued In the future ir
! conformity with the law by the elm
| inatiou OF the Objectionable features
| 1t Is this salutation that caused so
/ much trouble between the Seven Day
| Adyentists In Boulder and the school
board. The controversy between the
| two has broken out again in a new d.
| rectiun, and may finally get Itself into
| the courts Yesterday County Super
| intpudent G. L. Harding OF Boulder