North Park union., 1902-01-17

peculiar North Park pastimc tripped
the light fantastic for several hours.
Faith Is in its nature unchange-
able, stationary. Science is in its
nature progressive, and eventually
divergence between than impossible
to conceal, must take place. 1t
then becomes the daty of those
whose lives hsvs made them familiar
with both modes Of thought, to pre-
sent modesHy, but firmly, their
views.-Draper.
A serious cave-in happened in the
coal bank east of town Wednesday
afternoon. Oapron and Clint Rig
gen, the new proprietors, had put in
shot and Afterwards picked down
soms coal. When they left the mine,
in a very few minutes, many tons OF
earth, rock and slate had fallen, COM
pletely shutting off any possibility
o: getting the coal out that had been
dug. A very narrow escape for the
men. A now tunnel will have to be
run, which will take some time.
Many politicians of our time are
in the habit of laying it down as
self-evident proposition that no
people ought TO be free until they
are fit to use their freedom. The
maxim is worthy of the fool in the
old story who resolved not to go in
to the water until he had learned to
swim. II men are to wait for liberty
until they become wise and good in
slavery, they may indeed wait for
ever.-Thomas B. Macaulay.
A laborer named O. G. Richardson,
engaged in hauling logs for Poor's
saw mill near Black Mountain, was
accidently killed at the mill by be-
ing caught under saw logs as they
wege unloeded. He seemed TO be
alone and while his bones were not
broken, he was caught In such a
manner as to be stranglsd TO death.
He WAS strong young man 2s years
old. and his body WAS shipped to Ne
braska where his parents reside. He
{ WAS insured in the Loyal Mystic Lie.
gion.
Last Monday W. j. Dawson car.
ried a subscription paper around
among Walden business men, for
contributions to fund for Mr.. Ohas.
Bulis, the unfortunate man who re-
Gently lost an arm while hauling lum-
Der to make an honest living. The
list was headed by Mayor Mosman,
with ten dollars. Others followed
with sums Of five, four, two, one and
fifty cent subscribtlons, until the
amount realized was considerably ov.
er hundred dollars. This added 70
the amount already contributed by
Charles friends at Pearl, will give
him Q nice start to go into some
small business when he gets we'll
Let 'er boom. It never rains bu,
1t pours. Fort Collins is emerging
from the shadows Of the deep and
will soon be riding upon the crest
Of prosper,ty's wave. No sooner dc
We learn that a sugar beet factory IL
assured, than the information comes
that We are to have another railroad
OF what amounts to the same thing
The Colorado and Southern will soon
commence laying rails over the ole
grade which forms the cutoff between
here and Cheyenne, and with thii
outlet what glorious future
stretches away ahead of a. Besides
Il will be but q short time until tht
Burlington, which owns the right-of.
way just east of us, will have to
build for self-protection, thus making
a competition which will still further
benefit this section. Oh, Fort Col.
Inns is doing pretty well, thank you
and her prospects improve "with
each shining hour. ."-Ft. Collins Ar
gus.
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