Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-21

10 'ue i"uusr went. lie hunS on ther,
for several hours, and Just as he wa
about to drop from exhaustion he wal
discovered by q searching party.
The Socialist convention yesterdn,
nominated Debs for president ant
Benjamin Henford for vice president
Haywood was mentioned.
James T. Ingle is under arrest IL
La Junta charged with causing tn,
death OF John Niohnus, having stabbed
him
sudden windstorm at Cokedale
near Trinidad. unroofed large mer
camille house and damaged several res
licences sunday The storm was OF
short duration.
| An unknown man was found In the
river near Grand Junction Sunday.
His pockets We're turned wrong side
out, which leads to the belief that ho
was murdered and robbed and then
his body thrown into the river.
Albert Nelson. a miner, was found
in has cabin at Cripple Creek Sun
day with his throat cut and nearly
dead. He was taken TO hospital aud
may recover. He has lost his job
and was despondent
OF the $500 acres of beets planted
for the sugar factory at Fort Morgan
only few acres will have TO be re
planted By half dozen people. Next
week the Russians will begin thinning.
A large number of Creeks left La
mar after demonstration was made
against them by other laborers. 1t is
reported the Greeks offered TO work
on the sewers cheaper than the Amer.
leans.
Charles Watts, an employe OF the
Colorado Gold Dredging company, OF
Breckenridge. was arrested upon com
plant of Manager Tuttle, who charges
Watts with embezzling $500 Of the
company's money.
A south-bound Missouri. Pacific &
Texas flyer collided with a freight near
Muskogee, |. T., yesterday and six or
seven We're killed, among them being
Engineer Hotchlklss of Parsons. Kans..
and two express messengers. Several
We're injured.
Tony Capeneti was found guilty In
Trinidad of hiring half witted boy
to dynamite the house OF A. Alexander,
superintendent Of the coal mine AT
Segundo. The boy claimed that be
cause he failed to kill Alexander the
Italian refused to pay him He was
to have received So
A body found near Riverside ceme-
terry at Denver has been identified as
that ofsJ Mulcahey miner, who
left Deadwood. S. D.. IN April, for
Nebraska He bore good repuiu-
ton further than that little ls known
of him. He was identified through
tattoo marks on his arm.
While examining a % caliber rifle
in Trinidad. Manuel Griego, an EN-
ploye of the Victor Fuel company at
Gray Creek. was accidentally shot and
instantly killed. He was peering into
the barrel OF the weapon when the
rifle was discharged. the bullet strilt-
ing him in the right eye causing in
stnnt death. He was a years OF age
and leaves fanny
Dozens of farmers are settling on
Red creek, northeast of Florence, and
within the next six months several
thousand acres will nave been filed
upon. According to the geological
survey this land Is In The artesian
belt and water for the land win be
secured by drilling More than thirty
families are already on the ground
The mystery surrounding the disap
pearance last January OF Hutch" Ste
vens. pioneer prospeetor OF Cripple
Greek and Colorado Springs. has been
cleared by the discovery of his skele-
ton by cowboy at the head of Amer
lean cauon. in the Humboldt range in
Nevada Stevens had staked out sever
al claims near J.oyelock Last Jan.
uary prospectorE found his deserted
tent and the fact that he was known
to have considerable money led to the
supposition that he had been robbed
and murdered. His only relative, Sam
uel Stevens, superintendent and man
ager of the Hahn's Peak Gold Mining
company in Routt county, led a search
ing party in Nevada several weeks be
fore abandoning the hunt. lie has TAX
en- charge OF the remains. Stevens
body was found at the bottom OF
high cliff and he u thought to have
fallen from the rocks. Wild beasts
had deyoured everytnine save IA few
large bones and the feet. A gold
watch, a large sum OF money and his
gun, found near by. disproved the the
ory that he was murdered for his
money.
A Salt Lake dispatch says: The
Telluride Power company, which owns
electrical plants in Utah, Idaho and
Colorado, recorded mortgage here
today for Sl0.000,U0O. 1t Is to secure
the payment OF that sum to the Citi-
zens' Saving & Trust company OF
Cleveland, o., which takes an issue of
per cent S0-year gold bonds. One
fourth OF the S10,000.000 is to be used
In redeeming outstanding bonds and