Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
scribe to. About 100 signed them

thth at thC oaudtc NUN TtStui hht,
which has been serving 25c meals.
The proprietor was among those who
took advertising out Of The Journal
and returned with 1t when others be-
gan to return. This Is the first pick
ct out. Adams & Hilgenhaus. who
refused to obey the boycott order,
are next door to the Saddle Rock.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-The west
ern members OF congress met this
morning and decided to exert every
effort to speedily push through con,
gress the irrigation bill.
The public lands committee in the
house today made favorable report
on the bill
The bill provides for the appropr-
alton OF the proceeds of the past two
years of the sale of arid lands and
creates reclamation fund to pay for
preliminary surveys and the begin
ming of the construction of irrigation
facilities for the lands proposed to be
reclaimed The costs will be assess
ed against the lands that are to be
benefited and will be collected in ten
annual installments. to be turned into
the reclamation fund. thus making n
continuous support for the fund
AS soon as the greater portion ol
the land is paid for the operation and
management of the irrigation facil-
tiles are to pass into the hands of
the land owners to be operated and
kept up at their expense.
The minimum number of acres to
be entered is placed at 40. and the
maximum at l60. The extension of
water rights to private lands may be
made when the secretary of the iu-
terror deems it expedient
The Communication clause is not ap-
picable to lands entered under this
act.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 3O.-The parade
by the Knight Templar organization
in honor of Admiral Schley was aban-
doned on account of the sIeet ana
storm. The admiral paid a visit to
several of the schools, and the Mason
ic Home was filed at the exercises
this afternoon. Tonight a banquet
will be given the distinguished guest
by the Knights Templar.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Omcial
statements regarding the steel trust
today show that Mr.. Morgan receiv-
ed $129,000.000 for organizing the
company. The surplus the day the
last balance was struck was $l74 ,O00.-
900; the net earning for the past nine
months were $S4 ,OOO. 900. despite div
idends paid during the same time of
SAL 100000. The Carnegie plants
were purchased for 0,OOO. 900.
Special Telephone to The Herald.
SILVERTON. Jan. 3O.--Lundquist.
one of the miners injured in the Hen.
rietta mine, above Silverton, yester-
day. will probably lose ono of his
eyes. Aside from this, he and Rowe
are getting along very well today
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-In a rear-end
collision between two stock trains on
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
road this morning, at Deerfield, ILL.,.
one man was killed and five were In.
jured.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 3O.-The doe.
| tors have decided that second oper.
| alton upon General Funston is unnec.
| essary.
BUDAPEST, Jan. 30.-Ten thou.
| sand wotkingmen attacked the parlia-
ment building today to emphasize the
socialists anti-government campaign.
The windows of the building were
smashed and the deputies we're fore.
ed to fee. The mounted police on
the ground charged the crowd. The
ambulances carried away 81.
RED MOUNTAIN. Colo. Jan. 81
What came near being a disastrous
explosion occurred In the Hudson
mine this forenoon. Some giant pow.
der in a tin can was placed over a
candle snuff" to thaw out The
miners left the powder in one of the
tunnels and went to work. One OF
the men, Frank Waidley, went to get
the powder and when in the act of
reaching for 1t the powder exploded
Waidley was blown against the side
of the tunnel with considerable force
but fortunately no bones OF the body
were broken, with the exception of
his nose. Waidley was considerably
bruised, however. and will be laid up
for time. but no serious conse-
uueHttS dTt ledIeu. l)T lHReTsOll OF
Silverton was telephoned for and he
arrived before dinner and dressed the
| wounds and the patient will be taken
to Silverton this afternoon for care.
Waidley's partner. who was to the
| rear of him, was blown down and
shocked for a few minutes, but receiv
ed no serious injury.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-John Alexan
| der Dowie, overseer of the Christian
Catholic Church. received serious
setback this morning when Judge
Tulley granted the application of Sam
uel Stevenson. Dowie's brother-in
| law. for a receiver for Dowie's Zion
lace industries, and an accounting
| from Dowie. The court appointed
Elmer fWashburn receiver.
| Dowie has planned the city of Zion
near the city of Chicago and has start
ed work on huge scale. The lace
industries are part of the scheme
Dowie claims to be the prophet Eli
| jah. resurrected.
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