The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1901-06-08
COLORADO NtyTEs.


begun operations.
Ths Breadmoor hotel and casino at
Colorado Springs were opened sens
LIST.
Rufus Batcheldef, q past grand mas,
tel II the /. o. o. +. In colorado, died.
at Black Hawk, May 18th.
Peter F. barclay. receiver Of the
United States land once at Del NOTE
died suddenly on May 18th OF persiy-
. sis.
The recent rummage sale Tor the
, benefit of the Free Reading Room As
ISOLATION Of Central CITY, netteo
trifie less than 800.
The order Of May 18th discontinuing
the postofiice Of Graneros, Pueblo
county, has been revoked and the OLD
postmaster reinstated. l.
The following increase Of postmas
ters' salaries are elective July 1: Del,
tn, $500 to $1,000; Independence ana
Eaton, $1,000 to $1,1OO.
The Broadway Methodist Episcopal
Church society in Pueblo will sell their
present house of worship and erect
new building to cost $4,000.
Memorial Day was never more gen
orally observed Throughout the state
than this year, although In quite q
number Of places the rain intef1efcu
with the exercises.
william Church. Of the Golden
Pressed and Fire Brick Company,
well-known heavy capitalist and prom
inent citizen Of Denver, died suddenly
of apoplexy May oath.
There viii be an examination for adj
mission to the bar at Denver, June
18th and 10Th, In the capitol. Apph-
cants may register with the secretary
Of the board, II. C. Charpiot, at No.
432 Equitable building.
Miss Margaret =. Stratton, = gradu-
ate Of Oberlin College and for some
time dean of the woman's department
Of Wellesley College, has been elected
Edean, Of the Homan's department OF
the University Of Colorado.
Colorado Springs IL nlaklng extern
siye pfepnratIons for the quartO-ccn-
tennial celebration August LIST, End
and Ord. General Palmer has given
the committee his check for @5OO anil
other wealthy citizens have promised
substantial aid.
SINE of the Denver newspapers. as
well as base ball fiends, are chagrined
became the Denver team has 80 low
rank in the Western League. As an
old player puts 1t. they seem to be
trying to lower their record every
ume tneS plaS oa''
Professor Murfree OF the law 9epa,c
men OF the university OF Coio o,. ~,
who mas suffered long time WIN M
r1gne 1901, many mao ~, IL anpu.a'ea
Just aDove tne ankie. An r VIZ
oiseased pone IN the 1901 Ane pAuens
ss0od tne opefauon wen.
The state treasury WIN oe enrlcneo
IN tne sum Q. SoW Iron' me 1su .ase
OF tn0 iste Wnnam Onulcn u, :. D - w
II VIVA oe tne ntst l@yment le !. ~.
under the innerltanee Jaw enac.4 ~
too last Hceisiatule Anu - - ~ sc NJ
an esumateu vaiunuon Oh $A'Vosvov'
Hon, A. NJ. Stevenson has resigned
his position ~ attorney for the Denver
Tramway Company TO resume the
general practice Of law, giving ~ .
reason the fact that his private bu.l-
ness requires the greater share Of his
attention.
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$3.50 o 20 ~. '1 mns.s, t ts.r 4, thn
49,. -. ~. xnhs,, 49,. III,
MesteIn ,-sas"c yasepa nj. s 49,, ~
Sr.,res h.j won ION e.rre. and Loaf
ton ,.h,,a nenya. hnd von e,oht ana
ie.t .maira M. .aam "on rers .ha.d
~ Nth md two hoh;nI t,oth
y. wa ~"
In the district court at Greeley Judge
@. A. Bennett imposed the following
sentences: William Johns and Charles
H. Bennett, each two years In the state
penitentiary, grand larceny; Harvey
Brundige, i've days In the county Jail
FOR petty larceny, and two years In the
penltentiary for grand larceny.
On the 3Oth ultimo, Frank N, Hunt,
a machinfst employed at the Gold Coin
mine at Victor. was struck by 4 ca
Of the main shaft and his head entire
" severed from his body, He was
fortv-fcur Years Of are and leayes a