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The state herald., 1903-08-28
COLORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY
School Lands at Bowerman.

II the strike at Bowerman camp is
rs rich as 1t has been reported, and II
1t is proved, as has been asserted, that
the camp is in the midst of goldbear-
Ing land 1t is probable that the state
of Colorado will be immensely benefit
ed by It, says the Denver Republican
of August god.
Yesterday Register Woodruff of the
state land board received applications
for three leases In section 49, township
so, range 4 east, which is in the Bow
erman district in Gunnison county. One
of the applicants has asked that he be
given ten lots, making in all 100 acres
of the land. The applications will
come up for consideration at the next
meeting of the board Others of the
proposed lessees ask fer similar
amounts.
When state land is found to contain
mineral the township is divided up
into siXty-four lots of ten acres each,
and after half Of the lots have beSn
taken 1t is the duty OF the state to sur
vey the township. Up to that time
those who have leases Oh the lands
have to take their chances as to what
land they will get. After the land has
the different holders in the township.
The leases under the new law are to
run for eight years. They formerly have
been running for twenty years, but II
was found that after the coal on GER
tain sections of land belonging to the
state had been removed that the land
was still good for agricultural purposes
and the lessees have been in the habit
of holding the state up on the ground
that their leases are still in force. For
this reason the time of the leases has
been decreased.
Under the new law the state is to
receive fiat rental of $40 per lot and
this is to be paid semi-annually. In
case that mineral is found on the land
the state is to receive 10 per cent. of
the gross production of the mine II
1t should happen that the Bowerman
district proves to be a rich one the
state will receive large revenue from
its lands.
Some OF the lands belonging to the
state are now leased on this basis, but
up to the present no considerable sum
has been realized from them. The
state owns some land IN the Cripple
| Creek district. II is located on Bull
hill, east OF Cameron. This. however,
| is just outside of the collaborating zone
OF the district and the state has re-
ceived no revenue other than the fiat
rental OF $40 per lot of ten acres
All of the revenue from the state
lands goes into the school fund OF the
state.
The state herald., 1903-08-28
DATA REGARDING
THE YACHT RACES

New York, Aug. 25.-The arrange.
ments which were agreed upon for the
great yacht races now in progress are
as follows:
Best Three out of Five.-Tho match
is to be decided by the best three ou,
OF Ave races. to be sailed on August
goth. 22d. 25th. 27th and 10th.
The Defender.-Tho defendant yacht
is the Reliance, owned by n syndicate
composed Of Ebert II. Gary. William
II. Leeds. Clement A. Griscom, Henry
Walters, William q. Rockefeller, =. A,
u. Widener. James J. Hill Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Norman D. Roam, and c.
Oliver lselln. Mr.. lselin Is the manag,
Ing owner OF the yacht.
The Challenger-The challenging
yacht is Shamrock Ill, owned by Sir
Thomas Upton.
The Dosigners.-Thc designers are
Nat g. Herreshon. Reliance: William
Fife. Shamrock Ill
Courses Starting from Sandy Hook
lightship-First race, to windward or
lecward and return. second race. equi.
lateral triangle. third race. similar to
first race; fourth race, similar TO sec.
ond race: and fifth race, similar TO
FIRST race.
Length of Courses The courses
shall be MS nearly as possible thirty
nautical miles In length
Time Limit.-lf In any race neither
yacht goes over the course within Ave
and half hours. exclusive of time al.
lowancc. such race shall not count and
must be resailcd. The system Of meas.
urement, time allowance and racing
rules Of the New York zach, Club will
govern the races,
Repeated Races. - An unfalshcd
race 81 any kind shall be repeated un,
III finished.
Accidents case serious acct.
dent occur To either vessel prior 10
the preparatory signal. I, shall have
sufficient time Ia cficct repairs before
being required to start; or, II such nc.
cldent occurs during n race. before be
Ing required 20 start In the next race,
Each vessel shall have on board dur.
ing races u representative named by
It's competitor.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

houses sacked and the town is now
heap of ashes. The populace fed to the
hills. where they are in a starving con-
dltion.
The Dnevnik also asserts that a gen
eral massacre has taken place in the
whole vilayet Of Monastir. Nearly all
villages have been destroyed, The
treacherous murder of eighty insurgent
prisoners by their guards has made an
especially bad impression here.
Many rumors are current of massa-
ores in the city of Adrianople, but con-
flrmation is lacking. The situation
there. however. undoubtedly is serious.
The people are afraid to leave their
houses. The prisons are full, and the
vail has taken private houses to be
used as jais When the Russian con-
sui protested at the situation. the vail
is reported to have answered that he
was powerless against the fanatical
population.
Anarchy exists at Losengrad. Fight
ing is proceeding everywhere in the
neighborhood.
Reports from Monastir authenticated
by the Russian and Austrian consuls,
give horrifying details of the massacres
and atrocities. At the village Of Ar
mensko the Turks destroyed $50 houses
out Of total Of 157 and massacred ev-
cry man. woman and child. The wom-
en- were subjected to the most terrible
atrocities by the soldiers
The Macedonian organizations in
Sofia and throughout Bulgaria are bus
| lily planning to help their brethren
across the border
The state herald., 1903-08-28
MILE TROTTED
IN TWO MINUTES

Readviile. Mass. August 25.-Before
a great crowd of spectators at Read
Vile yesterday. and with track and
weather conditions perfect, Lou Dillon
trotted a mile in two minutes. new
record. So that no breeze might in
terfere. Willard Sanders. driver OF the
great mare. brought out the daughter
of Sidney Dillon for the attempt early
In the day. For pacemakers there were
TWO running horses hitched to road
carts-Peggy From Paris. driven by
Doc" Tanner. and Carrie Nation, drly-
en- by Scott Mccoy.
The first score was fruitless. Lou Dill
Ion making u break Just before reach
ing the wire. ON the second attempt
however the word was given. Start
ing Judge Walker rang his bell. but
Tanner nodded for him to say go"
and turning 10 Sanders called to him
to come alons. Tanner kept Peggy
From Paris directly In front OF the
Peerless chestnut trottcr. while Mccoy
lay at her wheel. In this way the trio
went to the quarter pole In 30i. sec
onds. With never skip. Lou Dillon
went 80 smooth gated down the back
stretch MS TO lead those not timing tho
mile to believe that her speed was not
alarmngly fast. The half was click
ed on In i:00A. Around the turn 10
the three-quarter pole the clip quicken
ed, the third quarter being 3Oi. see
onds. making that mark OF her Journey
In l:3l. Faster and faster came Tan
ner with the runner and right with
him troited the handsome California
hR.I eli
The state herald., 1903-08-28
Eel from Glacier Rocks.

Denver Avg. ga News special
from Idaho Springs las, night says
Word reached this city tonight Of
the painful and narrow escape from
death Of two young ladies' while at
tempting to ascend the perpetual gla-
cicr NJ Yankee hill The injured parties
ARE Miss Mills Of Iowa, tourist, and
Mrs Champion NJ this city, They were
ascending the glacier about l0sJO this
morning and had gone M perhaps 900
feet whom Miss Mills lost her footing
She caught hor companion and both
were ptecipitatcd down the Icy sur
face TO the rocks 100 feet below
They were seen hy parties fishing o.
81 Mary'H lake. lust below the foot of
the gincicr who hnnicncd Ia their res
cue The '1dleH We're moved 10 the
Southern n.arby. aud IN Allan n
Fraser was summoned from the city.
The state herald., 1903-08-28
MIne owneta ole.,In unIird.

Denver, Aug 90 A Cripple Crock
dispatch says that the Mine owners
Association NJ It's meeting Mt Colo.
RADIO Springs unanl'ndlsly Endorsed tho
action of liH executive committee aud
II was further agreed that no indlvid.
nal member of the ssraeihtlon will ne.
sotlnte IN any manner With the Wea,-
ern Federation Of Mlnefa, u n.y. set.
tlcmoni II mndo ,Hnd the association
does not recognize the e,i,,-uor OF
any gricyancel such settlement viii be
made through the committee nov look.
Ing after the interests ot tho sstocia.
ton,
The state herald., 1903-08-28
bitches on State Lands.

Endless litigation is In sight for 9
large number of the ditch companies
OF the state, says the Denver Repub
lican. Under present conditions IL Is
possible that at any time steps car
be taken to question the right where
by they have constructed their canals
on state lands.
II is not the intention OF the State
Land Board TO embarrass these compa
niles, which have done so much to de
velop the state. but for the protection
of the ditch owners themselves an eff
fort will be made to enforce the law
and compel them to obtain the Legal
right to occupy state lands with their
canals.
"A large number o: the ditch com
panies constructed their waterways
without taking the trouble To obtain
permission Of the state TO build on land
belonging TO IT," said Register Wood,
run yesterday In discussing the sub,
ject Under the law they have abso
lutely no right TO use the land, though
they all seem TO believe that posses
sion gives them that right.
Complaints have been made fire.
quently Of this condition and in some
cases the fact that the ditch crossed
the land caused difficulty in disposing
OF II. Such a condition OF affairs
should not exist, and there is pros.
pect of a great deal Of litigation ms
the result. II seems to me that this
matter should be Strengthened out at
once"
Many of tho big ditch companies
have followed their own bent In con.
STRUNG the waterways. According Ia
the register Of the land Office they
have built on lands belonging TO the
state without even as much as by
your leave" This has made the con.
ditions such that the state can inter.
fere very seriously with their business
at any time II chooses.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

State Game Commissioner Woodland
issued twenty hunting licenses on Au-
gust Goth. lie stated that the demand
for licenses has been large since the
dove season opened. II is now the
closed season on everything but doves
and II the number OF licenses taken out
for the purpose OF killing doves is any
indication of the slaughter OF the birds
II is probable that they will be cxtcr-
minated this season, The season for
grouse opens the hrst OF September.
Adlutant General sherman NJ. Bell
stated few days ago that the people
~ the state were paying the military
poll tax rapidly we expect to real
Ire" said General Bell. something In
the neighborhood OF $4,000 from this
and the state will be put on good
basis financially M far aH the National
Guard Is concerned This ought to
have been attended TO before, and IL IL
had been done the guard would have
had n good surplus nj this time. We
expect TO have this tax collected to the
last dollar. II must he paid"
Calls on u. business men of Den
Yer TO 30 out into the state md get
acquainted with the people at annual
celebrations have been filed with the
Chamber Of Commerce until there arc
enough ON record 60 occupy half IN.
month Of september The managers Of
Watermelon Day want Donyorltcs 10
visit Rocky Ford September End. 3rd
and 18th Peach Day occurs NJ Grand
Junction September sth 9Th and 10Th.
and the Western Slope Fair will be In
al AAWNVssa. a
The state herald., 1903-08-28
Land Leasers Must Pay.

The State Land Board is taking de.
cisive action on the case OF irregular
tiles which have been called to its at.
tention during the past week, says the
Denver News of August 18th.
They are called Irregularities now,
according to Register Woodruff. be.
cause up to this time they have not
been able to prove criminal intent to
defraud the public, but unless they are
settled within a short time criminal
action will probably be begun.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany is one of those that are al
legged to be greatly indebted to the
state for land secured in what the
state officials claim to be very pc
cuiar manner.
Skinner & Tabor, a firm that Is now
occupying $4,000 acres of the finest
grazing land in the state is another
one OF those peculiar deals that is be-
ing investigated. This matter came up
nearly month ago. when an examin.
alton of the land Office records showed
that no rent had been paid on the
land, which is situated in Pueblo
county, for several years. Something
over 5000 is due, and the state want
ed to find out who was to pay this.
They went to the men who had leased
the land. There were five of them,
and to their surprise they found all of
them holding mental positions in the
Brown hotel, Mr.. Tabor is manager of
this hotel.
Appraiser Swanson was at once sent
to Pueblo, and he found that the firm
of Skinner e. Tabor was using the
land. He reported to the State Land
Board, and yesterday Skinner & TaSor
were notified that unless they prompt
ly paid up the rent due and gave an
explanation of how they came to be
using the land, proceedings would be
started at once.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

81 Petersburg, Aug. 20 The Rus.
ilnn Black Sea squadron, which was
ordered 10 Turkish waters and which
arrived ut lnlndn. eastern European
Turkey, August 18Th. Ia supper, Rus.
hla'H demands On the Sultan growing
out Of tho assassination 0f N. Rost.
kowHkl, Russian consul At M0naHtir.
has been recalled 10 SebastopoI. the
sluadrnn'H point Of dobarkation. Tn.
recall followed n notification from the
porte that the Sultan had ordered ali
the Russian demands to be complied
with
The state herald., 1903-08-28
R,pueIIean convention pe,,pen,d.

Denver. Aug 25.--Tho Republican
state convention will be postponed
from September 22d TO September Goth
In order TO allow Denver to vote on u
charter ON the former date. 4 refer.
cndum vote has been taken and tho
committeeman have declared FOR tho
later day
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Washington, Aug g5.-orGcrs ha, .
been Issued ut the War Department,
directing that the seventh, Twenty.
second aud Twontioth regiments oi In.
fnntry gn 10 the Philippines TO relieve
the Fifteenth cavalry. the Thirteenth.
rwcniy,cighth. Twonty.royenih and
Eleventh Infantry. the ,rooau to 80 Ia
the order named
The state herald., 1903-08-28

II the young New York banker who
has jus, made 100000 ON the bear
deal In stocks is wise he will get ont
Of tho market permanently now and
zee how many good things he can mud
in life.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

The lava stream now pouring from
Nesuylus has reached within twenty
metres OF Pompell-modern evidence
that the city was built too near the
dread volcano.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Right In the middle OF trumpIng her
partners trick woman is SO inter.
'stcd In the game that she pauses to
zee how her rings look as she lays
down the card.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

n artificial rublcs can be made In
Europe so much like genuine stones
that only nn expert with micro.
scope can tell the difference. why
should any one care to buy the gcnu.
inc sloncST
The state herald., 1903-08-28

A little girl in Chicago killed herself
because she had to work too hard in
n laundry. Here is where Chicago's
u wiz ought TO mean something In
nbullshinr child labor.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

The Hartford Post remarks that the
,iaid and sensible business man who
attends social function IN always
Glad whom us time for him To go
home. And the rest Of the bunch are
always glad when he's gone.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

A woman's way of loving man
when he is travelling in Mexico is TO
be scared TO death when she reads
there has been n railroad accident in
Canada.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

They are Kind TO automobiles IN
Pennsylvania Al uniontown the other
day n funeral procession was stopped
and the horses were uhhltchcd from
the hcarso for the purpose Of pulling
bis rod dcvil out Of mudhclc In
which u had got stuck. II may be,
however, that the undertaken was
thinking Of future business.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Another effort is being made to put
up beer In tabloid form. But imagine
two drinkers blinking their tabloids
and crying "Gesundheit!"
The state herald., 1903-08-28

OF course the paths of glory lead
but to the grave. but their attraction
over other paths is that there is some
thing doing along them.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

A Boston man has been asleep in
New York for forty.four days. Phi,a-
delphia should wake up and notice
this.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Russell Sages secret of long lifetis
that he always has things fixed so that
the other fellow does the worrying.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

The man who sets out to corner the
wild oats market usually becomes loal-
ed with rye in the process.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

They have found six of Gen. Cas-
sius NJ. Clay's wills SO far, with sew
eral of the outbuildings still TO be
searched.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

II Mr.. Lehr's cute little wrist bag
were small enough he might put his
brains in 1t without danger OF losing
them in one corner.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

1t cannot be that this will really be
fair PATHS fsrewell tour! Why, she
Is only SO,
The state herald., 1903-08-28

II took 500 gallons of gasoline to
bring that automobile from San Fran
cisco 10 New York. But that was not
the sole expense.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Another Morocco pretender is dead,
but that will not seriously affect the
visible supply of pretenders.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Julia MariJwe says she is not en-
gagged to marry her leading man, al.
though he has signed contract to
support her
The state herald., 1903-08-28

But the Wall street spectators can
not wither the grain crops.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

seldom so about posing as the Oldest
settlers.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

II the Borrelli comet falls into the
big dipper, what then?
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Evidently the empress dowager is
not ripe for reform, whatever may be
the condition of China.
The state herald., 1903-08-28

Russia has Just ordered six new
iAitleships aud three armorcd cfulu.
-fs. which IT course are 10 help her
ioep toe Manchurlan door prlod omen,
The state herald., 1903-08-28

President Roosevelt has slept out On
the bare ground but II he wants some.
thing real strenuous let him try the
old fashioned country feather tick.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
NusIanS GA Se FOR. Slater.

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Soueointcresien me6 Seripu til 6or'
boIbeue / set iierne Giten iomler iig
her ON sc 5oreneSe StuterS Solb'
ming. Stemnin8en / amerifa bier
ia afgiort uoenlig, og oct life blot |
DC officiele, men osioa / DC tommer'
cielle areoie.
Ran ipsr uIti6 &c / ct. 8eters'
burg boenoe amerifouere, on oct oa
er ianot, at amerifa p~irfeIig nGrrr
iaa upenIige 6sIelicr MOB &uSlano.
Oct er StiIoriugcrne i Ben en9eIifc
&reSie, Tom bar siort R1isierne op'
mprfiom; men Stotsmiuiiter Sans
Spar til &c omerifonife Sober. ION
niISe ienSe Ell getition ill G5nren,
oiso Gle SIoen. "Rppoi gremio".
set melt inSflpSeIiesrige rrtSiiife 9Iao.
er iorbuuiet ODER Ben risiefienoift
A9ttotton I Arnerlta, og tortlptter
IS aGnerifnS SrpngieISongr, oa Del
fsrte lin ReooIutionsfrig MOB bet
o]oermGgtiee England, % iiOeu unber
6en ifiebneioaugre 8orgerfrig, piite
&iiSIaub innot 8euifab NOR ame'
rifa. Oct ofitob ogiou glaifa til oct,
90 eftcr Den ipanife arig Ioaoe Rlts'
LAMB irgen Sinoriu9er ioeicu for Gr.
boeroeIien al 6iIippiuerne. Den M,
ga RlisIan6 MAJ ie iii at Isie oct ban.
ifeIige 9robIem ongaocn0e Randpl,
riet, iDne3 Imerifa at babe qIcmt
6orti6en og toger Barti NOR Rlls.
lar6. San man faIoe Set al be6anSIe
RlislanS rigtig? De umerifanIfe Su.
teresier / RandJuriet er ubetpSeIige
mob bore. RuSIorS bar uoqioet
Iiqioner for at cioiIiiere Mondu,
riet % bsr bel faa nsSe uogen Tsrugt
Oerai."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Siorag til Gam Scrg.
Heoattprl

Sr. Uepattpr!
Oil Sc bore al ben @pbbeo at sipe gIabs
til ipIssuoe 9pitteriusSIiite for @aper mob.
tagus til Gam Berg / 0ercs Slab.
Seb SUreuiusen: "Serie Bitten" Of Spn.
uer Of ROrse. Emo Sarbors, Riun.:
Charles W Slaatbe. SauS Sttcrlie. Bait.
2 y Spbuipu, Nubreip Biprum, Rariiu
goparoieH, hilbert Sanieu, Rels @uuoer.
len, Sipsrt 2arieu, Nuorep alues bper 81
Mrs. Guna 6laatbe. Si9uro 6Iaatbe. Ole
SGgietb, u 5 &critos, Sic Sanieu, Gsber
Sarueib. 2eouaro Stubp, 8 W Sauicu.
SaIuor Strout, Stat SoBniou, Gbriit Suie,
bp, Sarl . &aaIieu. u Y Saugeu. Slai
Relieu, gilbert Guoeriou. Ritaro Sauien,
Gbriit Rpmitao bper 80 9tS.; Wartin 8aa.
&c. y " Sanieu. W u Sauien bpsr 25 Cts.
5tliammeu $lS.25.
% iaa en- biertelis 5at til ale @iperc fra
Rr. Berg. San piIoe nor siernr tattc bper
euteIt psripulis. men bet Iaber fla 10 ittc
sipre. Scr imibIertio iproisict ON, at 2
bar siort en- COB Siernins. ION i~Orbaabent,
ltg nil babe en- mcgee, iuogribenoe Setpo.
ming for ben uuae Dlanos belle Sip.
SGrli9 nil ri tatte "Seeprnb. 8pitsu- 70,
Spmpati % SicHritpiuispeb % SIGIp
oeuue sag.
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iprerialGr, iaa Berg er baaSe Ell fri %
sleIoiri Rano. Gan er beapnbt i Nrbeiot
isieu, o. ON ban eHp life CT ina itrrf ion
ipr, isIer ban is efter SmhGuoisbrOernt
aauitc bra. u Goers
q. Q. Sbpebt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
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9nslanS ~ spiflano. - Imcrifas
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amoct Sipt fra noIanpet.

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foIai unoer i'm ~perionlise Comment
fomIt TfaI baoe Tuttet ct 6orbuno ON
en- irues Sptrrbcn / oct fierue SIten.
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firmec mob SC TO 5orbunoStpler
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trnfte iig, og ben erQeIife 90 omeri'
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forpIigtet ia til at iGIge RiSlono;
men man unbrer iig ODER. ON 6rarit'
mpnScre oirfeIig nil fiumpe oeo IN
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borte pco Stiuebapet.
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LAMB og Se cngeIife SOIonier, 90 BET
ifuIoe booc iiitbe at iGttc alt paa
SpiI for at bieIpe RusIoub | @an'
6uriet 90 9orea3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Gu SfuffclIc. - Wou boabeoe.

Gu Sfnffclic. - Wan baabebe, al
Den upe Baue, Bius ben tienoe, ifilIoe
inbtage en- mere ~iorionlig Solbning
~Iigeooerior aongeriget Stalien emo
iine 6orgiGngere; men beri blep man
ifuffet peo Den Gale, ban boIbt / 9on'
i~iltoriet ii6itIeoen Ssnoag. Sgiaa
ban tom meo ben 9amle 8aaitanS, at
Bapeu bsr bore iri, oct bill iige, be.
iioOe ~uerbslig Nagt oa babe unber Itg
De 9onIe paoeIiee Bropiuier, iom
taIoteS airfeitater. 9ermeb er en-
Sauiion 9ooet ilsiten. Gei, gapeito.
len foranorer nof life fine Ieninger.
EaIen giper eIlerS Suotrpf Of. at 8ius
Den tienOe er iua ram Ell 9ape JON
upQen,