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shooting himself through the stomach
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Sheriff Struthers Of Mesa county took
long ride from Green River into the
Robbers Roost" country in Utah and
{ arrested and brought back to Grand
{ Junction "Dr." J. D. Bee. who claims
10 - quarter-breed Cherokee and
( who Is charged with horse stealing.
The religious census taken by the
I united effort OF the churches shows
! Florence to have 1000 families. 1000
! people and a religious population of
/ about 1850. These religious people are
considered those directly connected
/ with churches Of some denomination.
II Colorado Springs the other day
/ Rev. Duncan Lamont in competition
I sith thirteen other members OF the
| Ministerial alliance. won the annual
| iSo<JasaBilg contest at the City hotel.
| At the close fourteen hungry clergy
| men sat down to dinner az the hotel.
Miss e Whitney and Miss Carry
! !:ehonohoff. both of Denver, have pur-
| chased what is known as the Pueblo
! chiIdrel's Home at Peubio. The home
has been under the management of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Gray for the last eley-
cn years. and they retire on account of
old age and i'll health About 100 chill
Gren are in the home.
Mrs Helen l.. Grenfell state super
! intendent of public instruction, has is
sued book in colors containing MANY
| prose and verse selections suitable for
use on Washington's and LincoIn's
birthdays by pupils in the public
schools of the state. All the selections
are patriotic and historical in charac-
ter and the colors used are those OF
the flag.
David G. Coates. ex-lieutenant COVER
nor OF Colorado and first vice president
OF the American Labor Union, is now
managing the Idaho State Tribune, a
weekly paper published at Wallace
Idaho. II is the Idaho organ of the
Western Federation of Miners Short