Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-13

to Greeley Monday and placed in jail
months imposed BY the county court
In September. 1906. after being found
guilty OF selling liquor In Evans on
Sunday Mt his saloon. O'Grady was
sentenced by Judge Southard to pay
q fine OF $500 and serxe six months in
jail. After serving two months sup
crcedeas was granted and O'Grady
was given his liberty on bail About
month ago the supreme court sus-
tanned Judge Southland and. at the re-
hearing, announced decision In sup
port OF the county court. O'Grady
has conducted a saloon In Evans for
20 years and has been often arrested
State Treasurer A. ". Bent has
been reelected president OF the Re-
publican club of Denver.
A doctor and Baptist minister
ran against each other for mayor at
Ration. N. NJ. the doctor winning.
Three earthquake shocks were felt
at Bisbec, Ariz., Thursday afternoon.
A cyclone OF brief duration ragged at
the same time.
The hearing in the government land
fraud cases at Trinidad has been I'm
tshed and The evidence has been sent
TO Washington. 4
Lonnie Reeder of Cripple Creek has
sued for divorce on the ground OF
cruelty, and according to the com
plant. the cruelty consists mostly OF
the failure to cook good meals.
Efforts are being made by the own
ers OF the big pable quarry In the
Gunnison country TO induce the Pueb-
10 board of county commissioners to
use their stone In the construction of
the proposed new court house. The
marble Is pure white and pronounced
by experts to be of superior quality.
In 81 years the Taxpayers of Pueblo
county have paid out in interest on
bonds about sS00.0e9 and the bonded
of the county is still the
same. Practically the only saving In
the bond account has been the reduc- |
tlon of interest from per cent to s |
per cent. but the payment of interest
is still going on.
1t develops that the death OF the
deputy sheriff killed by Francesca
Catania. the Italian. at Trinidad. met
his denth because he had interfered
with tho italian when the latter was
his boy. The boy was be
Ing handled roughly md the deputy
look him TO his home and then came
back and demonstrated with the Ital-
ian, when the latter pulled gun and
shot him.
In suit by Fernice Ferrari against
the Auric Mining company for the
death OF her husband the state su-
prone court sustained the decision of |
the lower court that she could not
sue on the ground that neither she |
nor her husband were citizens of |
America. she lived In Italy al the
time of her husbands death and SHE
came TO America TO bring suit.
fbbihhiS thht tWO men tHEuEeu III
a friendly scuflle were fighting, Town |
Marshal Sam l.. Ogden, at Sheridan,
Wyo., sought to Arrest them. When
one of them, Fritz Flick, continuing
The frolic, sought TO put his arm
around the neck OF the officer, the lat
Ter. thinking he was being attacked,
fired. instantly killing Flick. The
marshal had to hide TO escape the
wrath of Fllck's friends. and later
was spirited out OF town.
That the proposal to divide the
state OF Colorado Into two judicial dis
iflcts is receiving serious considera-
ion at Washington, is demonstrated
by receipt by United States District
Attorney Thomas Ward, Jr, of tel
pernm from Attorney General Bona
parte in which his opinion and that
Df Judge Lewis is asked. Mr.. Ward
and Judge Lewis sent telegram to-
night in which they stated that they
did not believe there was sufficient
to Justify n division.
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