The state herald., 1904-07-29


yuma county ...............' ass'Vt
Normal school ............... 22i.26
Total ..................... .S7G,G5l.Si
Mrs. Martha A. Shute of the State
Horticultural Society has sent TO the
printers the premium list for the state
fair. which will be held this year in Pu-
eblo, from September 26th to 30th. The
last Legislature provided an appropria-
tion for the payment of premiums on
agricultural and horticultural displays.
S. Z. Seiberthal. assistant geologist
of the geological survey, has been di-
rected to continue the examination of
the San Luis artesian basin, in Colo
rado. When that work is completed,
he will investigate the prospects for
artesian wells in the Uncompahgre val
ley and at the end of the season will
examine the prospects for obtaining
deep seated waters in the area of Den
yer, which has not so far been fully
explored by deep wells.
The new State Industrial School for
Girls. which is to be located near Nor
rison, Is to have a very pretentious
building. Plans have been adopted
and drawn by Phillips & Hess. archi.
tects, and work is to begin at once.
The building will be three stories in
height, 30N7O feet. with basement,
steam heat and ample accommodations
for the number OF inmates the home
school usually has. At least thirty
can be easily accommodated The
building will be modern in every way,
and will cost about $4,000.
Adams and Arapahoe counties ore
preparing TO file suit against the city
and county OF Denver to collect $50.
600 as their proportionate share OF
the 100000 delinquent taxes collect
ed since the division of old Arapahoe
county. The contention OF the two
counties which share with Denver the
territory of old Arapahoe county is
that they are entitled TO their share
OF all taxes due the old county up to
the time OF the divi,lon under the
Rush bill. At that time 's2500OO was
due and about 100000 has been coll
lected.
The Denver Chamber OF Commerce
building is being repaired, renovated
and altered. 1t is going to be mod
ernized. The reclamation service OF
the United States government is large.
ly responsible for the changes. The
institution has engaged the two floors
of the building. This is rendered
necessary by reason of the work un.
dertaken In the West for which Den
yer is the headquarters. A large force
OF draughtsmen, clerks and engineers
are required and double the floor
space has been engaged. In the other
part OF the building Secretary VII.
liams is preparing space for the agri.
cultural exhibit OF Colorado now at
the Worlds Fair. He would like to
show this one exhibit to those who
cannot go to St Louis.
Attorney General Miller Is In re.
ceipt OF n request from Attorney Ash.
baugh OF Wichita. Kansas. asking
that the taking OF testimony In the
Kansas Colorado water rights case be
postponed from August list I'LL the
latter part OF the month. The reason
assigned for this request ls the singu.
lar one that the streams OF Kansas
are now too high for taking evidence
The Kansas attorneys have now
brought up the novel proposition that
the use OF water by Colorado farmers
for irrigation purposes drys mp the
streams In the summer months and
allows sand TO drift In and weeds 10
grow. Then when high water comes
II IN alleged that the water soon
reaches the banks and oyeriiows the
country, In this way Colorado Ia be
Ing held responsible for the Kansas
floods
Register Mark Woodruff Of the State
Land Board has been compiling some
comparative figures showing the re-
celpta Of his department during recent
years The receipts during the former
administration. from December /, 1900.
TO December l. 1902. were s3720O and
during the present administration,
from December |, 1909, 10 July iSt of
this year the receipts have been more
than tiO0.00O. A. this rate the Increase
during the present administration will
be fully 100000 NJ the end Of the pres
cnt biennial period, The increase In re-
colpta IN accounted for largely by the
fact that Register Woodruff has been
incossantly after old debts accruing
10 the state. and has collected In many
large sums In this way. notably In tho
cases OF the Lolita Land and Invest
mcnt Company the North Park cattle
controversy md the Tabor a Skinner
lease State lands are also becoming
more valuable from year TO year and
rental prices are ON the Increase.
A. the recommendation Of the State
Board Of Health, Governor James II,
Peabody has appointed nm attorney ~
n member Of that body 10 succeed Df.
H. g. llorronco. killed In the Short
Line" wreck July 9th. David r. Wild
, cr Of Cripple Greek Ia The new APP
poinlcc and he will assume his duties
nj once Mt Wilder has been prac.
,iclne before the Teller county bar for
several years In ltH recommendation
to the governor the board set forth the
fact that M II often found II necessary
to consul, lawyer, that II would
greatly facilitate matters TO have n law.
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