Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-27

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There are NO mines or mills on th,
. Two cars left the track and q coacl
, was turned upside down in ohit
, creek.
Golden expects a new depot as ths
result OF a recent visit by the oficiali
: OF the Colorado 4 Southern railway
A move has been started by He
brews in Colorado Springs for the
j erection of a Jewish synagogue a,
that place
For the first time since the town
was Incorporated. 1s years ago. Ridg
way saw its first dry Sunday las,
Sunday. Mayor Miller put the lid on
The report OF the state Insurance
commissioners. Just issued from Den.
yer. shows great gains for 1907 over
1905. In spite OF the financial depres-
sion.
Mrs. Mary Clark Hopper OF Greeley
wants divorce from ner husband.
who is shoemaker. One OF the
grounds is that he insists ON her eat
I
ing her breakfast food without sugar.
Orie Armstrong of Longmont found
check which A. H. Graham had en-
dorsed and lost. Armstrong signed
his name to the check and got 1t
cashed. He was convicted of larceny
| as bailee.
Greeley claims to have over twenty
original Union colonists who have
passed their S0th birthday. One Of
these, Mrs. Susan La Grange, has Just
celebrated her Seth birthday by
churning.
A. l.. Fellows. the government recla-
nation man of Denver. viii address
the Colorado Polytechnic society in
Colorado Springs tomorrow on Res
ervoir Construction under the Recla-
nation Service
Martin Hoefner, father of william
hoefner. boy. has brought SUI.
against the Burlington road In Den.
yer for $4,000 for five toes lost by
the boy when an engine ran over him.
This is $4,000 per toe.
II. s. Creitz, the newly elected may.
or OF Fort Morgan. was taken by his
friends to the council room In a.
wheelbarrow. To prevent his escape
they handcuffed him. The process.
sion was headed by a cowbell.
As result of the accident In the
sewer trenches in Boulder the city
council has decided that hereafter all
trenches six feet deep must be crib
bed. An inspection of the hotels,
theaters and other public places is to
be made to SEQ II they have all oh.
served the ordinance for the safety of
patrons from fire.
Richard ]. Hawkins. a young man
25 years OF age, committed suicide by
shooting himself after attending
dance Tuesday night in Idaho Springs.
He was miner at Alice, eight miles
from Idaho Springs. the cause Is be
lieyed to be worrying over family
troubles, he having mentioned to a
friend something about sister whose
conuuct was worrying him.
Mrs. Phoebe Jane Carbin, whose
husband was killed in the Boulder
sewer trench, has reached an agree
ment with the city council, whereby
she is to get s2.sO0. 5000 of which will
be cash paid at once and the balance
in four annual payments. The defer
red payments TO draw per cent In
terest. The council also pays all
funeral expenses. making a total OF
$3.O42.
No cattle dipping will hereafter be
allowed In the state unless It is done
under the supervision of state or
government inspector. This is the
order Just issued by the state board OF
stock inspection. This action is made
necessary by the attitude OF the gov.
ernment, which refuses to recognize
or give a clear bill of health to any
cattle that have not been dipped un.
der the supervision OF one of Its own
inspectors or one employed by the
state.
COLORADO NEWS.
After making three unsuccessful At.
tempts to kill himself. Harold Orth.
who claims to be the son of Boston
banker. has been adjudged insane at
Grand Junction. He said he would