The Ordway new era., 1907-10-11
G0l0RA00 NEWS #

Eaton is to have
company. -" new d
Pueblo is to have , NJ
age plant. " o'S @
a Greeley cowboy ro,,,
and lead it into town. 'Oped a
oo1 The &c Gunnlson tunnel i, =,
600 feet Of completion, u Wit
Grand Junction pescbs,
ior s2.s7A a box in Bosto, We
Telluride. ouray and s,I,s..
great mining triaurle",'..''
best records. sie
Land in Pali,ade. bon,h, =,
ago for $40 all acre, wss a' ,Sl, sa,'
iy' for 'i,O5O an acre. "' w ~
Forty.ive carloads r, III
m Grand junction growers "Il y,
"o''u record.
Grand Junction fruit, o..
mat 4 good crop of high r',', 'l
better than Il gold mine, -'
Claim is Sc, up by iD5I,,J
sists at Fort Collins, thai s \
jury was Illegally serving
Pueblo hopes to add a MAIN.
shoe factory 10 its alre,sy h
OF manufacturing industries
Robert E. Cunningham ,,l
Killed himself on the grave Al
at Leadville because Of ts.s
A mentally deranged sl,,
dad cleared a roomIng 49,
inmates and smashed 10 ,bs
lie was finally subdued.
o. Hall. who was In busr.,I
time at Idaho Springs and al
died at Stamford. ConnectIeI
brother, Albert Hall, Is,r.
mine operator.
II. W. Moore near Brush
fifteen acres OF potatoes IN
l10 sacks to the acre xsl,.
pounds TO the sack. Th!ssn
for this vicinity.
A petition signed BY nd
Walpole and officers Of he
Business Mems Associate, !,
warded to Washington f.qasgI
railway mail service be esti.l
Santa Fe trains No. col Al.
tween Denver and Ia Jlaa
Peter Sproh.sa, a rancho,
twenty-five years a rea!s.
Animas county. died at bis ID
Johns lake. east Of TntN
ceased was seventy yean Q,
native Of England. He |. ssrI
his widow and three Sous
Mrs. Augusta Cuthbeftsoa
land. California. seyentyali5
old. died on board Deayu
Grande train No. ? vklls .
was passing DE Beque, o. I'D
OF the brain. With her taIss
Kate c. Black. she vas O.
to visit relatives In the east
will be taken back 10 Cl.1
Mrs. Black.
Robert II. Gore. city etari
ChroniCle.News OF Trinidad,
Lorena Haury Of OwenssSa
lucky. were married In The 2
the Catholic church by y
Father Drummer. The sni
went to Trinidad five moutt'
Kentucky. where he was tr
newspaper work. The 9n.s
from Kentucky later.
Old timers are pred!ciit'
usually early and naTd Shs
to the fact that SO many 7
are seeking civilization. Na
years have so many OF ihess
mails made their appeafaae
and It Is no strange siEa' .
numbering along through as
One was so bold as 10 'ehl-
Washington avenue In i0,'
business houses, where II ~
killed.
The Portland God aii'
many. IL is expected. VIII
iour.cent dividend at The ~:
,erly meeting 10 be asla u
The amount will be N:sM
october 18th to s;ockho!dss
October 9th. ofcials i.. o. las
ar. reticent about di'uls
mans. but from outside sour. ..
learned that they cont%enra' %
,he aividend four cents. rss
u,eut will be one Of the i'sN
wear in mining circles
VIII c. Ferrill. euIaiot
,oricuI ard Natural His,Vn ~,
Colorado. gave a leeil's ,, - n
fore the julesburs s llsh ).
Colorado Birds. whlen :, Il M
from rom the museum Of ia',,a. ,as
m. state house. In adI.@, ,.ss
Ing lectured to about tli,,I LII
school children on HISTORY ', x,
entiiic subjects free .,,,,e., .,
sometimes gives MS ,,. s. Il,
the schools in other paris
DIR. Amos Bourquin o. ,sa nd
owns valuable grains ,,shy
tural land and water s, Enid ,sSul,i
s,eI WeIcb pI,e he acquired from "a
Cattle Company, a. q ,tn tn,sida
Injunction nas scuo against An'0nss s,as e
Venting Adamic from ON upaa|