Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-09
CRISP COLORADO
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

iNIWJ TANfNONfNt iSJ
ON the late train last night.
Ben Caine OF MoG,rose was visitor
over night. stopping ,t the Palace.
The Pueblo district Epworth League
is holding a convention in La Juata.
Miss May Grady returned this
morning from visit to Kansas City
with her relatives.
Republicans OF Pitkin county have
declared for Roosevelt as long as he
is In the field, and Taft next.
move has been started by Denver
and Colorado Springs real estate men
to organize state association.
Il is said that the Ell Paso Consol-
idated Mining company of Cripple
Creek has s22O,000 in cash in the
treasury.
Fourteen horses owned by Ormsn
e. Crook at the Gunnison tunnel wee
ordered killed by the state veteTn'
arian because they had glanders.
Max Goldberger, a Denver mer-
chant, has been found guilty OF arson
and sentenced to six to ten years in
the penitentiary at hard labor.
The authorities are making it lFely
for breakers of the saloon Jaw in /
Brighton out of seven complaints !
there have been three convictions
Miss Kirby. daughter OF Mrs. ftoh-
rer, who is confined in the Ocfner
hospital was an arrival from Neras-
ka on the eastern this morning and
will remain with her mother fr
while.
Arthur l.. Callopy. editor of the
Western Home Journal C&olic
paper in Denver has received let
ter threatening to kill him if hefdoes
not cease writing articles agaiTr the
workingmen.'
lone robber held up Anton, Stru'
~ SET
/, from the cash register. The eitom-
ers we're all lined up against th wall
and the proprietor was made I take
his place with them.
George Myers, generally krPn as
"Brocky." slashed his throat Filth
razor in Breckenridge, but he fd not
finish the job and may live. i was
despondent over the depreciatn n
value of property he owned.
Matt Wells, Arthur ]. McEwts and
George Thompson. Leadville boys
ranging in age from 10 to 22years,
have been sentenced to the ste re-
formatory for robbing Otto fnsen.
section hand of $340.
William Mitchell and Robert Fown,
colored men of Trinidad, have'lead-
ed guilty to killing l.. McReypds at
dance at Delagua three moqs ago
and are awaiting sentence. = jury
h.oroht In n verdict of murdun the
second degree.
There are still 5000 of cashis' GER
tifcates outstanding against y Gree
ley banks. The banks issned36, 900
in certificates and has long Do anX- |
ions to redeem them. 1t is lieved
that the outstanding certificas Will
be held as souvenirs.
Mrs. W. A. Coaklin OF Neyo IL
snowbound in Durango. MrSohKlln
came in on the belated eash inns
morning and will go on to eyertoh
, as soon as there is train She IL
the aunt of C. T. McWinkleranaser
of the Silver Lake mine.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. G. StevePiorl
( ly of Colorado Springs, butb ha'e
been spending the winter n"os AN
geles. left that city In covu "as
on to go to Arizona. They've ho.
been heard from since tht starteu
and their friends fear foul ~.
Since the law has becomehecuNe
making 1t misdemeanorh ran
road company to work nieover 10
hours a day and telegraphperators
more than nine hours, thea1ta fe
has added 30 men and theenver
Rio Grande Is men in Coado.
The first conviction for larceny
of gold-bearing ore unde'the act
passed by the sixteenth heral as
sembly making the crimerand lar 3
ceny. was secured when arles An
derson was found guilty Ia Jury ID