Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-02

but, above all, make friend of your
youth--foilow your youth and he'll
stick to you as mine has to me. Mat
rimony means middle age, my boy
and your heart with pin through II
in a specimen case. But bachelor
hood means youth and free life and a
free philosophy. Let your heart go
maying. Don't lei 1t be caught and
stuck in a cabinet with the camphor
Of humdrum propriety to preserve it.
Let your heart go mayingi
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.
The warrant Indebtedness of Pu-
eblo county is less than 100000.
Homer L. Law, a Denver engraver
lost leg while attempting to board
street car in motion.
The jury in $4,000 breach of
promise suit at Colorado Springs stood
II to / in favor of the plaintiff. The
case will be retired.
Ex-State Treasurer Whitney New
ton umpired a game OF ball between
the workmen and the office force OF
the Portland cement works Sunday.
The workmen won and were treated to
banquet that night by the losers.
A sneak thief got away with robes
and blankets from fifteen automobiles
which stood in front of a road house
at Petersburg, near Denver, while the
owners were enjoying a quiet nip. The
loss was about $500.
Florence was closed town Sunday
All the saloon men readily complied
with the law. All slot machines are
| being taken from the saloons. This
is the first time the saloons in Flor
ence have been closed on Sunday foi
years.
| A tin can factory is to be establish
ed Denver with a capacity of 6OOOt
cans a day. The object is to gather
up tin cans from over the state, melt
them and run them into sheets ready
| for the can factory. The capitalza
tlon is 100000.
Snow In the mountains along the
| Colorado Springs and Cripple Creef
| Short Line has driven the deer to low
er quarters for food. The passengers
| on an excursion train saw seven feed
ing within $50 feet of the track, thlr
teen miles out from the Springs.
The Denver Trades and Labor AS
sembly is not eating fire over the
Meyer Haywood trial. The only ex
preston so far made is that the mem
bers regret the sentiments of Presi
aent Roosevelt regarding the undesir
ability of the men as citizens.
Mrs. II. w. Miller, wife of a former
Colorado & Southern agent at Ohio
| City, committed suicide by blowing
out her brains with a revolver while
respondent over III health and the re
cent discharge of her husband from
railroad service. She is supposed tC
have been temporarily insanel She
was past so years of age.
| Greeley is to have an alfalfa palace
as one of it's attractions at its harvest
day festivl August IA, 10 and l6. Fol-
the last week a committee has had
the matter under consideration and
last night decided that 81, 500 would be
well spent in putting up the palace
to be made of bales of alfalfa, hay
and straw.
| A prominent sheep man Of Montrose
say that II was the intention of the
wool growers of western Colorado 10
raise fund OF $4,000 10 be used for
the purpose of ferreting out the men
who murdered Peter Swanson, the
sheep man man who was driving a
flock of 5000 sheep between Grand
Junction and Delta to the summer
range on the Cimarron river.
| Late developments have cleared up
the mystery surrounding the shooting
of Lottie Camtrell. near Glenwood
Springs. Her 1l-year-old brother at
first stated that tall dark man did
the deed and the citizens secured the
| country for man of that description.
Now the lad has confessed that a
young playmate, Ernest Coxwood, did
the shooting. Young Coxwood was
taken in charge and confessed. Tho
children were playing and young Cox.
pointed 1t at the girl and pulled the
trigger with the result as already