Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-09

Di- fmrNos ftchShnt Pellets regulate and
inylgoratc stomach. liver aud bowels. They
may be used In conjunction with "Goidcn
medichl 'lscoNsrN ~ bnwclS are much con-
stipated They're tiny and snGar-coated.
feated on platform of Immediate
municipal ownership OF waterworks,
rigid enforcement of the liquor law
and closing of the gambling houses.
The new council has six Democrats
and two Republicans. The new ad-
minlstration Is expected to favor an
open town as far as possible, but will
meet with opposition. The Minister.
lal association has announced that It
will see that the laws regarding sa.
looms and gambling are enforced.
The normal Republican majority Is
about 500.
During the first three months OF
this year the insurance department
has turned over TO the state treas
ures $4,000. This is the largest
sum by several thousand dollars ever
collected in three months by the de-
partment.
The Santa Fe and Rio Grande roads
are making a campaign against the
enginemen who frequent saloons. 1t
is said that at least $50 engineers
and firemen have been called on the
carpet during the last few days. and
several have been discharged.
One of the largest irrigation and
power projects started this year was
under the name OF the Blue River Ir-
rigation and Power company with an
authorized capital stock OF $4,000, 900.
The water rights are located In the
northern corner Of Summit county,
the water being obtained from the
Blue river, which empties into the
Grand at Gore canon.
The general revenues OF Denver
for last year were $2.555.577. The
amount expended was S1.483,606.
The contract for the Fort Morgan
sewers was let to Capt. Cook II Son
OF Junction City. Kan. for s56.45945.
The report of the Pueblo land ofiice
for March shows that business has
been steadily increasing. the total
number OF acres filed on during the
month being $500.
Governor Buchtel pardoned three
Mexicans at Trinidad who were SEN
fenced TO six months In jail for en-
gaging III free-forall fight at Segun-
do when j. Argucllo was killed. Juan
Tafoya was given life sentence ut
the time the other men were SEN
fenced.
VIII c. Ferrill OF the State Histor-
ical society says the antelope in Colo
rado is doomed owing TO the eastern
portion OF the state, where the ami
mails live, settling up. Where they
will go Is question. Wyoming seems
10 be the favorite place. The ante
lope is plains and not mountain
animal.
A movement has been started by
Miss Craig. superintendent of public
instruction, to establish a teachers
code OF ethics. 1t is intended that
whenever a members reputation shall
become such as to discredit the call
ing of the teacher, he shall be ex-
PEELED by the executive committee un.
III his reputation is cleared of re-
proach.
One of the largest deals ever con
summated on the western slope, says
the Delta Laborer. was closed UP last
Monday, when tract OF ground
about three miles south of Paonia
owned by the North Fork Fruit com
papy. was cold TO A. A. Alexander and
associates of Denver. comprising
about $40 acres. 200 OF which is In or
chard, the considerating being 500,
900. and the additional water rights
will bring the deal up 10 si50.000. II
is the intention OF the new owners tc
put the remainder OF the tract into
fruit and sell It out In 10 and 20-acrt
tracts.
Fred Walsen has asked the state
supreme court TO take charge Of ant
conduct the election at walsenburg IL
the same manner In which the Denver
election was conducted by that cour
some years ago.
Dead for nearly two days and Will
his lifeless form stretched across thu
bed at the side OF which his wife la,
dying. Edward Forbes, aged rs, wa
found in his home In Leadville Satur
day. Forbes and his wife had no
been seen since Wednesday morninl
and when neighbor called Friday a
tsrnoon she found the door locked