Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-06
eREvETIEs. 8

eREvETIEs.
Boulder will celebrate the 4th of
July with its accustomed splendor
1t is predicted that Greeley potatoes
will reach 81 hundred before many
days.
Gen. kuroh and staff, representa-
uves TO the jamestown exposition.
arrived yesterday at Seattle.
A st Louis physician. who has been
spending the last two weeks in the
vicinity of Glenwood Springs recently
killed a 4O0-pound cinnamon bear.
President Roosevelt delivered an. ad-
dress yesterday at Washington on
the occasion OF the unwilling of the
statue of General Mcclellan.
John ID. Cameron, 19-year-old
Grand Junction lad, has been signed
by Lew Dockstader, the minstrel
prince. Young Cameron is a trap
drummer
An eastern syndicate has purchased 4
the interests OF the Steamboat Springs
company for 100000 Twenty years
ago fourth interest in the springs
sold for $500.
Ramsey C. Bogy, a Colorado boy
who started as a newsboy in Aspen
and afterward made a stake in Grip
pie Greek. is reported to be heavy
loser in the Gates failure.
The regents of the Boulder univer-
sity have apportioned S25,000 of the
100000 made by the legislature and
will build a shop for the use of the
engineering department.
While on tour of Inspection of the
Midway coal mine, ten miles south of
Walsenburg, in his official capacity as
fire boss, Walter hoffman was burned
to death by an explosion of gas which
ignited from his naked lamp.
Colorado Springs is rather impatient
at the slowness of Uncle Sam in the
matter of the new federal building.
A year has been spent in acquiring
title to the ground and probably five
years will pass before the building will
be completed.
Dependency over heavy financial
| losses in the mining stock market of
| Goldfield, New, is given as the reason
for the suicide of Amos ]. Anderson,
| member of prominent Colorado
Springs family Anderson shot him
self through the head at Coronado
Beach, Cal.
Only an abundant growth of hair,
tied in fiuffy knot saved Mrs. Chas.
L. Horr, wife of prominent orchard
ist of Grand Junction, from instant
death when she leaped from a buggy
as the horses became frightened and
ran and alighted on her head. She
suffered concussion of the brain.
At the request of his mother, who is
a struggling widow, Ernest Crockwood
the 9-year-od boy who accidentally
shot Lottie Camtrell near GlenwooH
Springs, has been committed to ~
state Industrial school at Golden. 1Ss5N
step was taken simply that the boy
might receive an education.
The 4-year-old son of John Hegem of
Calmar, Ia, stepped on the pilot of a
passenger engine at Dubuque unseen
by anyone and travelled down five
mile grade before the engineers at
tention was attracted by section men
and the train stopped. The boy was
unharmed He was holding with both
hands to the pilot with his feet he
tween the Stats when taken OF.
Through the agency of the Ameri-
can consulgeneral, Mr.. Watts, train
of twenty-nine Siberian sledge dogs
has been procured for the Wellmap-
Chicago Record-Herald expedition.
They were obtained in the remote in
terror of Siberia, and are now at To
bolsk. The dogs will be shipped via
Archangel to Mr.. Wellman's base in
Norway.
The injunction suit brought against
the city Of Trinidad by the Charles F.
Adams estate, Senator w. A. Clark Of
Montana and some twenty ranchmen
and ditch owners over water rights in
the north fork of the Animas river.
was settled by mutual agreement of
the attorneys on both sides in the dis
trict court. By the terms of the agree
nent Trinidad is to be allowed the use
of 491 cubic feet of the water in this
stream, the fractional portion thereof
to be subject to the priority rights of
the plaintiffs in the suit.
WISDOM OF AN EMPIRIciST
Each person who clamors for justice
wants it according to his individual
-