Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-25

less rain comes within three DAYS
residents viii have to resort TO the
use of water from the mines. Bison
Park reservoir is nearly dsained and
II Is estimated that the supply wiz
hardly last until the middle OF this
week. Great care is being exercised
In the use of water
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Farr is stocking the state with Chi
nese ringnecked ptfeasants Friday
he sent out 800 eggs from the ayiary
at the Denver fish hatcheries to the
Grand valley, Arkansas valley and
other parts OF the state, where II is
thought the birds will thrive. Sew
eral months ago w. +. Kendrick, who
has one of the finest pheasant aviar-
les in the country, presented the state
with 100 eggs and from these 200
birds have been hatched at the Denver
fish hatcheries where an aviary was
built to receive them.
Within a few days over 100 pounds
OF ore, valued at about SIPS n pound,
has been taken from the lIahncwald
lease on the No. shaft of tho lbex
mine at Leadville at depth OF about
1000 feet. It occurs in a narrow vein
in the heart of large suipnids body.
The streak is no wider than mans
finger but 1t about four feet In length
and extends for an unknown distance
into the hard suipkide. 1t is being
carefully followed and is removed a
few pounds at time. 1t Is expected
that several hundred pounds will be
secured before the streak Is worked
out.
With 10000 visitors during conven-
tion week. Chicago made the remark
able record OF not a single theft re-
ported. This Is what is possible under
a clean administration and a police
force free from politics and command
ed by a brainy, resourceful chief. VIII
he different In Denver and people with
wads better remain at home or rent
II safety box after arriving In the city
governed by Mayor Speer.
Ralph Glaze of Denver, snys q spe-
cial TO the Denver Republican. who
has been member of the twirling
staff of the Boston Americans for
couple OF years, and of whom much
was expected, has been released to
he Providence of the Eastern league.
Glaze. who was one OF the greatest
.wirlers In the college baseball world
while at Dartmouth, and who has
pitched much in Colorado. is yet con
'idered great seven-inning pitcher.
He seems to be unable to go the dis
ance, however, and has worked 80
lard to overcome the handicap mat
1 is said that he injured himself.
Five thousand applications for DO.
,itions at the Denver auditorium dur
ng the Democratic national conven-
ion have been made to Col. John |.
Martin, sergeant-at-arms of the Dsmr
cratic national committee. None are
SO powerful or SO obscure that the.
are not willing to act in menlhl ca
pacities. to witness the exciting even,s
of the big meeting. says the Denver
Post.
A few months ago. when measures
were being discussed In congress- look
ing to the deportation OF aliens from
the United States with anarchistic
leanings, the department OF commerce
and labor at Washington sent Its
agents into every state In the union
for the purpose of collecting informa-
ion In relation to the allen criminals
Ia the jails. hospitals. reformatories
md penitentiaries of the country to We
lled with the government for use by
he immigration service. Among the
score OF other places visited by the
Of the department was
Canon City. where an inspection was
made of the prisoners in the state PEN
tentiary. The day OF the inspectors
'isit here there were exactly 700 con-
'icts in the institution, Of whom 604
we're citizens OF the country and SO
liens.