The Springfield herald., 1902-03-28
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6oEs Gibbs left tO- Gr-E3er Wetoes-
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Tonza and ". : Jes-@ys- druggists
q Log@1z-sd- p1szc-t guilt 70 V5o-zt5o-,
q tie local spt5on Law II rae D.s1-les
C0Ert and EsTs- 1ne-4 81. each
MI Holm =. Carroll one q he sbls=sl
writer's and h-s--kooEn o-ws4aF--
n,sa OF tie West tss t---1 sITeo the
business EzzlaeEEeat a. vel as -oe
editorial oortno, q ibe Deuv@- Tines
Fo-zy b0ases are 70 te built o. tns
Empire farm I've miles -01tA Of Ala
I.o-s- To b- us~-d By famil5ess Of krs
.tzn.- who VIII Loezt= this spring and
-sIse sugar L==Is- Jhere VII b.z : fan
Ilg to eTery forty acre.
Hon wIuiz1n Rath1sel judge o. tie
Ourzy County Court and Mss Minnie
II Eoi5dzy. -sul-s-in1en1elT ot schools
Of OurzF county were quietly Married
~ the residence Of tie brides IEsrsc-=,
Rsr. George u Dz-isy o15clatins-
T.9s Denver x RI0 Grz1de train -71o-
ui1g FROM Pueblo 10 saliCiz killed Hae
deei just east Of the Royal Gorge
Al Pzrkdsle Engineer Z 6. Grr-lman-
engine No 80. ran over = La0rntai.
Hon cutting it IN half. II was t-ying
% eross under tae train
There Il 70 b. as iit,Ja delay as pos-
sIbIs II restoring ST YineeDr'z orphan
zze Subscriptions Of $500 from
T-hsulas WzIss and Of 800 from ..raI-
azoe county have been made and 2
theatrical b-zDsdt viii be given \
temporary building Is nOsy going up
Three presents viii te given tie
eruisgr Denver b. the people Of Den
yer. Il the plans OF the citizens co-n-
mitiee are ezr-lei Out II has h-en re-
solved OF raising $1,000 and giving
silver bell. racing cutter for the men
and 2 silver punch bowl for The Of
cefs' q bin
The banner land sale in the history
Of the stzte land Office was made Mon
day by Deputy Register Redmzn, con-
sisring Of forty ztr-s near Greeley. 70,
$50 per acre The purchaser. was
jasper Rigs Of Greeley There was
70 wafsr right with the land, but II !.
III the kezT Of the famous potato re
SiOn-
A Typographical union has been or
ganizs-d IN Grand Junction Deputy
OrzanIzer Charles l. Fluke Of the San
Miguel Examiner promoted the move
meBt- J. M. Kennedy was chosen pres
ideni. r. NJ Horn vice president and
William Fletcher secretary and treas
ure-. The new organization las seven
teen charter members
Jaek johnson. foreman Of me Empire
Tunnel and Mining Company al Empire
ten miles :boye Idaho Springs, was
killed by blow behind the ear deliy-
ered by Clark Cleveland, Z miner. John
son. who j. about sixty years Of age
vas drinking il a saloon with Clark
clsTeIaud'z father and other miners
when quarrel was started
nc. Run,ley sustained a broken leg
and three other miners were injured at
the -CaIlie. mine on Raven hil, near
Cripple Greek. by falling timb-rs- The
men were tiinbering the shaft The
bolt rods holding Up the lower set of
rirnbers were lo0Sened- releasing the
heavy tiInb.r.. The injured men had
narrow escapes from death
George Z. Kyner. who has been man
as,ss and editor Of the Victor Evening
Tunes for three years. has disposed Of
MS interest in that paper TO numbef-
Of local Democrats. giving control TO
Frank p. Aianni1 and Scott Ashton of
this city Mr Manu,x. who is county
clerk 0: Teller county, .nill act as man
,ager.
There was a meeting Of representa-
tive crttIemen and sheepmen from
Ssgusrhe county AT Del Norte Tuesday
last. for the purpose Of taking steps
toward preventing the invasion of Sag
uache county by trafeling herds Of cat
tie and sheep. The claim is advanced
that the Saguache range is fully oc-
cIIpiei by the herds Of those men who
live in SagUa che county.
:. In an attempt TO prosecute Charles
yE. Allison, a gambler. Judge Malone in
the Denver West Side court declared
that If amy Information were to be
filed against Alison. all the other gamb-
lers who were openly conducting their
"a mes IN the city should also be pro-
i-ceeded against !. On that account
Judge Malone refused to order the
complaint recorded
The postoffice at AGuilar, with all its
contents. was burned 10 the ground
"Wednesday morning. \ large quantity
of mail matter. as well as large sup
ply of postage stamps and the ordinary
contents. of q 'Postoitice. went up in
smoke. also a srork- Of books and sta
tionery belonging Ito the postmaster
were destroyed. The building belonged
TO slr Rusted, the postmaster, and was
valued at $1,000. There WIS 500 in
crroncss on thh building