Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25
nd the train much DELAYED.

= through the state, Is here. He said !:
The United States xoverpmsut
proposes to make war on the fever
tick. with the object In view to Ita
= total eradication from the south and
dong away with the quarantine line
) me first step to this end will be the
! establishment OF demonstration sta
tlohs throughout the state to educate
the ca,tiemen and farmers on the life
and habits of the tick. the damaea Il
does and the way to get rid OF II.
Then will follow cooperative period
between the people. the state and the
United States government In what Is
known as the starvation theory.
BY dividing n pasture into two
parts, putting all stock In one uart
and excluding all cattle. horses, mules
ana donkeys, and only animals 30 far
known to carry the fever tick. from
part two. for five months in summer
or longer in winter. as very cold
weather does not count against the
tick. every tick in part two will die.
Then by dipping, scraplng or any sat.
lsfactory method, clean the stock OF
ticks and put them In part two, then
starye out part one and the work In
done.
Il have Travelled over u large part
pi the state, interviewing cattlemea,
getting their Ideas, observations and
experience with the fever tick. and
found places that will make good Sta
Ions and men who will cooperate
with the government In the educatiop-
Al period"
CHICAGO, June 23.-Dwellfnxs
within mile of the Mahbatt Crew
elevators suffered from the shock OF
explosions today when fire in the Gle
'ators reached the barley dust ssv-
eral dwellings and 100000 bushels OF
grain were destroyed. Loss, $4,000
NEW YORK. June 23.---victor
Stevenson. young painter, threw
himself from the rail OF the Brooklyn
bridge, plunging to his death In the
river ll5 feet below. before thousands
)f pedestrians late last night
John NJ. Glazier aged 81. also at
tempted TO end his life by jumping
rom the Williamsburg bridge, but
was restrained before he could rsaca
he rail.
DALLAS. Tex, June 23.--Tripists,
Ill boys, were born to ]. Hagler and
wife OF Vernon. yesterday. making Is
children. all now living. who have
been born to this family.
At Llama, Tex. Mrs. X. II. Crawford
also gave birth to triplets. two girls
and one boy.
Thus the population OF tho Loas
Star state is increasing In leaps aad
| bounds.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Procssd-
lngs win probably be brought Against
I number OF shoe and dry goods msr.
chants of st. Louis, Kansas City aaA
Omaha on the charge Of accepting
rebates from railways. Seven nrms
VINO have been guilty OF accepting re-
hates were mentioned by Judge
Smith yesterday in sentencing Brok-
ers Thomas and Taggart TO prsoa,
aud he intlmated that charges would
| probably be brought
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo-. June %.
Two true bills charging peonaSs
have been reported to Judge F1nkei-
| berg OF the United States district
court by the federal grand fury cal1bd
TO look into the evidence against the
Madrid county farmers. Every mAa
| arrested by United Statcs Marshal
Morsey In the recent raid was named
In the indictments. each Of which coa-
tanned A counts. The court ordered
the men indicted to appear within 10
days and give bond for their appear
ance at the September term Of court.
WASHINGTON. June 23.-Congress
| having decided on the lock type Of
canal for Panama. work on the great
lsthmus will be commenced at once,
and the construction will be pressed
to the very limit.
The canal commission will start a.
a body for Panama Thursday and
make n thorough investigation Of the
work so far accomplished.
President Roosevelt was greatly
pleased with the vote Of the senate In
approving the lock type canal.
PEORIO, ILL.,. June 23.-Mrs. Mary
Mckinney was found guilty OF tortur-
ing Stella Gridy. aged l6 years, who
was committed to her care by the
Children's Home Society. She was
sentenced to the asylum for criminal
insane until she recovers her reason.
and then she will have to serve two
years in the penitentiary. The d.
Tense claims the penalties ars Illegal.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-unless
the appellate courts reverse Judge
Mcpherson the $1,000 In penalties In
posed in the rebate cases will sumce
tc maintain all the federal courts Ia
the Western District OF Missouri for
year and "A half. II will pay the -
penses of the courts at Kansas CITY,
Springfield. Joplin. Jefferson City and
st. Joseph, including expenses for jury
fees, salaries Of the judges. marshal.
deputies. clerks. stenographsrs and
their travelling expenses. hesAAes
printing and other expenses.
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