The state herald., 1903-07-31
COLORADO BRIEFS.

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o,s a, 'n rs. e,ee.ioh ne,u ~ ruepio July
~, ~. an u!siflet ~. 'ne p,oposi-
, nUm W so'e sib'VVv pohas ior the Gu
arsu h oi Brunher para anu tne
hu s1s VI CarlI.e paih was earriea
nv. co.. ~ 80
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m rnupoo,aa 70 nave no. nuip p, np,inss
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,ina VIII ha eA. h'Het' t ta rann,,, ,ne
and n " 90 eA.enueu ". ,,I, W. ann
struc,ed 70 Gu inha ""'
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| AZ Eor, - Soop.., I'LL so.,ne
fror, ,ho VISA saI mas ies.seu nouoe
no,;on 40 va peP POI, VI NE III
bis ra,irona eris"u'e, a, s W,haa,sn - anu anu
Second -, .o'on., as .n
Cooner nc nnn sut ., 10. uoa. e' a.
M, '''ia"u"", q. 'ne poo''
rug DeHocratlc CiuD OF denver is
MIC 49,, o o.n III s,.a ~. I po
II Harr,son u, a. C, Mm.n iii, m,ii 10 go
ant Tho aa,hina ,s ,,rai, 20 ha q
very iorao ~, ~ uor.,,o t.
onora ,hn 90 .a,I,i,,.io
ihe Judges OF the fourth Judiciai
als'rict, which included FL Paso coln-
W. nave appointed Hehry Y. cassidy
The rnr;s,rar anu n iIsa, a'S na,u "
cai,od for h,, No ~, ,rorrans ,n,,, ,,n,,
erning ~ n;s,a,., % ,nna ,,t,a
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Inc decision OF the Epworth League
10 meet at Denver in 1903 has arousee
new interest IN the matter OF SUIT
apie auditorium for the accommodation
h. - D.ne' :.
ba naoo ~ ~ -
60 ,',,h,, ~. pe'P''
-, "P.'
Inc annual hatiqhal encampment OIL
,he Hrahd Army ol the Republic VIII
oe heid at san francisco ana large
NUMBER OF the veterans VIII pass
,'a,,, ,'nn; SIM" n5o anu .oi rs
Nor,hn,,., :. - A.,
Ananst iS,h e. roi,, 80 co. a,r
N"e"'' n " '4"'h o'e' W. ''.
John .. frasher committed sulclGs
at iehuriue july zrh by shooting NM
sen through me hehrt whlle seated on
the grave OF ms wie, VINO dled seven
years ago. lie leaves -FOUR children
M. rrasner was ips,master IN ieliu'
, ,ius uuIihs pY'n vi oleNelahu auiilii
.,...a. anu 'a'ei se''eu as 'o'i'''
'easu'ei.
Judge August oriloif, pioneer resi-
gent OF Las Animas county, died at
ms nome IN sopris July 18TH. For the!
last eight years he had been Justice OF
inc peace ut sopris He was native
al '. ,aa ', ~ t'sn. 'eais vi 49,
aia, h,',s "'uo" anu se'e'"' maj
'''a '"'', e"'
An engine, coach ana TIE tram
shed Oh ,he 'oiorado ana Eastern ran
way known also as the scranton road.
line only siNteel miles long, buiit out
from Denver IN 1888 to some mythical
coal nelds, were burned July 10th, de-
stroyHs almost the entire equipment
oil the line.
An unknown young man deliberately
stepped before Santa Fe passenger
train at Pueblo July 2lst and was
killed. He had light brown hair and n
light mustache. and was much enact
ated. apparently by reason OF hunger.
There were two cards In his pocket.
one bearing the name OF John Beffey
and the other that of Vincent Mussell.
On July ?Sd'M L. McClaain's barn
near Hygiene. In Boulder county. was
struck by lightning and totally de-
stroyed by fire. along with one horse.
The fire burned granary nearby and
the total loss Is estimated ut 81 900.
with no insurance man employed on.
the place came out OF the barn few
moments before the lightning struck.
Denver reioices in n lower,r, ~ tho
death rate. In June there were bu.
1872 deaths. an average OF II for each
/ 900 of population psr annum. With.
ported cases OF tuberculosis, the death
rate is only ten per goo per annum.
In June. 1902. there were 223 deaths.
The city is now free from typhoid
fever.
A special election has been called mt
Trinidad August 9th to ratify the fran.
chise granted by the council for an
electric railway and n lighting plant.
Meantime engineers will be busy maxi
Ing the necessary surveys. A sum.
cient amount OF money to purchase the
right OF way for the road between
Trinidad and Starkvllle and Sopris has
been raised by subscription.
Owing to the rush OF prospectors
into the new gold camp nj Bowerman
the Colorado and Southern has decided
to revive ita service ON the Cunnison
division 10 Pi,kin. which was aban.
doned four years ngo. The train will.
leave Denver Mt S,l5 a. m. and arrive
M pitkln mt G:b5 n m. and Gunnlsop
at s:i5 D. NJ. The route will be via