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sui- o. burns received Z fer days oe
fere. Her clothing caught fire aails
playing gear : fire n al alley
Dr. John T. Bass. Denver ostso-
pzthie przcfionsr. Is s1s5ng the safe
Dozrd Of Medical examiners for alleged
false imprisonment. Dr. Bass vas
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cenEe and the district attorney dis
missed the case.
Judge Voorhees,. in the District
Court al Pueblo. condemned attaches
oi the sherirE Office and police de-
partmsnt for permitting the Increase
Of houses Of I'll repute and saloons Of
questionable character in certain dis
irtcts Of the city.
The explosion Of an acetyleus gas
plant in the Hossnan hotel at Walden
On the night Of the 18th inst. blew Mr.
Ho6sman. the proprietor and Mr. Sny-
der, q waiter out through window.
The fire was soon put out, but consider
able damage wag done.
w A. Sayille. United States nechan-
ical engineer, has come to Denver 10
assume charge Of the mechanical equip
ment of the new mint. Under his d.
rection the placing OF the machinery
for the electric lighting. heating. etc,
Of the building will begin at oDce.
Tunnel No. on the Moffat line Is
about completed. II is thirty miles
from Denver and Is 722 feet in length.
being one Of the first long tunnels on
the road This will make the eighth
tunnel finished. the track having al
ready been laid through seven of them.
Two Methodist ministers who for
merly lived in Denver and who have
many friends in Colorado, are now in
Korea and some concern is felt as to
their safety. They are Rev. Phillip
Gillette and Rev w. y. McGill, the lat
ter a graduate of the Ilif School of
Theology
Pat Dermott, one of the pioneers of
Cripple Creek who was credited with
having been the locator of the Last
Dollar mine, was found dead in his
cabin at Independence on Tuesday. the
10Th inst He had not been seen since
Saturday and it is supposed that he
died Sunday.
The Pueblo Title & Trust company,
which became insolvent three months
ago, has paid 30 per cent to all depos-
itors who filed claims in accordance
with the law. Two thousand depos-
itors had filed claims and on the 10th
inst $l59.00O which had been collected
was distributed among them.
There was large attendance at the
meeting Of the Bent and Prowers Coun-
ties Cattle and Horse Growers Asso-
citation at Las Animas February 18th
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: NJ. II. Murray, presi-
dent; A. N. Parrish, first vice presi-
dent: j. C. Johnson. second vice presi-
dent; p. G. Scott. treasurer; NJ. j. Nc
MILAN. secretary.
The Ouray correspondent of the
Denver News, under date of February
18th. says: From seventy-lve to
eighty-fve deported miners of the Tel
luride district arrived on the passenger