The state herald., 1899-09-08

"Jol buHche SoA Oh tHe SulVAtOI
Army is again visiting Denver. Sh.
was In charge Of the work here fol
some time and her charming person
her popular leader of the Booth or
ganization.
Three farmers engaged In battle
with cattle rustlers about eight mile,
from the city, near the Kansas Pacifi,
railway. early yesterday morning
flrteen or twenty shots were exchans
cd, ana one Of the farmers received q
bullet In the shoulder of his coat.
Judge Palmer of the District Court
has decided that Mayor Johnson mus
Sign the contract for the purchase OF
the Bates triangle, the site for the Au
ditorium selected by the board of pub
lis works; provided. however. that the
site contains the $1,000 square feet re-
quired by ordinance.
The report comes from san Francis
co that the boys of the Colorado reg..
ment are preparing u substantial gift
for DIR. Rose Kidd Beere, who nursed
so many Of them through Illness at
the Manila hospital The enlisted
men Will raise large sum OF money
to be presented to her as n token of
the respect and love In which she is
held. DIR. Beere will return to Colo
RADIO with the troops.
The largest Labor Day parade since
1892 wended It's way through Denver's
principal streets Monday. Not less
than 1900 wage earners, most of them
attractively uniformed, were in line
that extended fully two miles. The
event well portrayed the advancement
In industrial conditions. and at the
same time displayed the loyalty of the
men to unionism. Following the par
adc came picnic at Elitch's gardens,
which was attended by thousands.
Mrs. Ingersoll, president of the Vol
unteers' Relatives Union, has been de.
posed. The feeling of opposition to
Mrs. lngersoll and her acts as prcsi-
dent of the union is said to have been
growing for several months. A final
decision was reached when II was re
ported that President lngersoll had ap.
pointed herself and two other ladies'
TO present the troops as they crossed
the borders of the state. with n Tag
which the union had had no knowl
edge of, although IL was stated TO be
the gift OF the union.
The reply from the water company
10 the city's request for n schedule of
the company's property was left last
evening ut the home of President
Shackelford of the Board Of Public
Works. The company declines TO re-
cede from It's price OF 10000 600 and de-
clincs TO furnish separately the valu-
~
property. II adds that the city must
buy the plant ms n whole or not ut all.
a conference of the members of the
City Council will he held In few
days 10 consider what action will lie
taken.
After an absence from Denver OF
more than fifteen months. twelve of
which were spent in active campaign
Ing against the Spaniards and Fillpin-
os, on the island of LuZon. Brigadicr
General Irving Hale is back again
among his own people. He and
Mrs. Hale arrived from San Fran
cisco at n. IN. Wednesday. on n Union
Pacific train. SO modestly does the
young brigadier wear the spurs and
lnurels he won In the war, that he ar
rived here almost unheralded. Only
his immediate relatives and few
Others seemed to know when his train
was TO come In
recommendation will he made to
the extra session OF the Legislature hy
Secretary Of State Bcckwith In the line
OF revenue measures. lie VIII ask
that the trade mark Zee be restored To
81 from 81. nj which figure II was
placed by the last Legislature. In
nruring the receipts OF the office for
the month OF August the secretary
noticed that quite n loss had resulted
because Of the reduced fee for trade
marks. The receipts Of the Office for
August were three times the amount
for the same period Inst year. The
month Is considered one OF the dull
est ones, but this year II has euualed
the record Of the buster ones. The re-.
ccipts Were s5,30alO.
The building permits for the month
az August show Improvements TO III,
Of SlTD.i35. There were per
mi's for ihlrty-threc residences, thirty.
three additions. four stores, one church
one school building. twelve stables,
four terraces and one apartment house,
cighty.nlne permits In all. The total
values Indicated In the permits for
August OF last year We're Si5I,ODO. this
years total being mn Increase Of Sol.-
,35. Denver viii show an Increase Of
15.0O Ia 10000 IN population for the
year ls!o. Is the opinion of real estate
men who are In n position 10 know the
Influx or exodus OF resi-.
denis by the demands for residences
nni apartments. \ prominent rental
agent says; There ARE more people
In Denver now than there wcr. last
winter, Notwithstanding The fact that
81 many residents Of THE city ARE away
IN III" mountains or AT the eastern
resorts"
u II somewhat dlscournging 10 Coy.
error Thomas. says the News, To lcntu
that many Of the proposed rcvr.
M" measures likely to be brought
before mn extra session of the
Legislature VIII meet with strong
oposiilon IN the nppcr honsr.
From expressions of many Of III. sen.
niors there will DO fight On. no mat.
ter what revenue I'LL IL Introduced
Tho opposition has been expected
however, nnd state officials who have
been urging the governor Ia call III.
extra session NJ the only solution to
the present tangled condition of stat.
finances, nrc confident that the opposi.
llon VIII not frightcn on the governor
and give him the impression that with
such opposed forces mn extra session
would he useless. II ~ generally be,
llcycd that the governor hns been thor.
oughly con'lncei ~ the need of The
csirn session nnd win moi rrccic from