Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-27
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Tor arteslan water.
jefferson county Republicans have
declared for Taft.
san Luis valley has found good
market Tor hogs ut Albuquerque.
The fruit raisers OF Green River,
Utah, have organized an association.
The cold weather has caused the
Revenue mill at ouray to close down.
Dr. \. l.. Camp OF Greeley. although
So years old, manages his 24o-acre
farm.
Antonito is agitating the Issuing Of
$4,000 bonds to put in gravity wa
ter system.
1t cost J. c. Miller $50 for trying to
break in the door OF his landlady's
room in Trinidad.
Frank Kiser. in whose murder case
a Boulder jury disagreed the other
day, viii be tried again in April.
Former Congressman Hogs was the
principal speaker at banquet given
by the Republican club In Glenwood
Springs Saturday,
The Estes Park band, in the town OF
Estes Park, has been organized with
capital stock OF $4,000. by Loveland
and Estes Park people.
The olathe Criterion is the proud.
est paper in the land because every
business man in town Is an advertiser
and every resideat subscriber.
In the death of Mrs. j. b. f. Rey-
nolds from valvular heart trouble in
Denver Saturday night Colorado has
lost ole OF her most active phnalthro.
plsts. Very many poor people will
miss her.
Charley Reidel, an Italian, was shot
and instantly killed by William Lon.
sinotte, another Italian. yesterday.
The shooting resulted from some do
mostic trouble between the two men,
at Trinidad.
John l.. Seaman, who was 20 years
ago poor teamster in Greeley, has
returned ON visit. now being
wealthy stock man. having made his
fortune in the Big Horn country in
Wyoming.
Peter w. Baird. a well knowa min.
ing man, died in Lake City saloon
yesterday. He had just taken drink
and was turning from the bar when
he fell to the iioor and was dead in
a few minutes.
otto Juhr, who, 1t is claimed is a
German count, was arrested in Flor.
cnco for drunkenness and sentenced
to five days work ON the streets,
balked at work. but consented to wash
the Jail windows.
Fred Benson and r. f. Smith. ma
chine men of the Golden Cycle at
Victor were arrested as they left the
main shaft and searched. Thirty
pounds OF high grade sylyanite ore
was found in their pockets aad in a
sack carried by Benson.
Cattlemen of the upper Laramie
river in Wyoming will petition con
gress to enact law whereby they
may lease public land adjoining their
ranches. This action is taken on ac-
count of the nomad herds and lloclts
which are rapidly destroying the
ranges.
The members of the Convention
league are thoroughly aroused over an
editorial whic happeared in the Chi.
cago Tribune, which states that the
Denver hotels are preparing to charge
exorbltant rates at the Democratic
convention. This is not the case and
the league will take such steps as will
secure the publication of correct
statement in eastern newspapers.
Pearl Morgan of Victor, under bond
for alleged cattle rustling. has been
rearrestcd at the request of her bonds
men and is confined in the county
jail. The woman has record as
broncho buster and crack shot About
q month ago she was charged with
having driven off eleven cattle owned
by a ranchman named Jordon, and
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She was re-arrested mt the request OF
her bondsmen as she was about TO
take a train out of the district.
Three dead bodies were found in a
cottage in Denver Saturday after
noon, the find being made by neigh.
bors who broke into the house. The
bodies wer those Of Mrs. Mary Nixon.
aged 60, her daughter Mrs. Il N Can
ter aged 80, and 12.year-old son OF
Mrs. Canter The bodies were found
lying in the cottage, each with a
sponge tied over the nose Death eyl.
IDENTIFY resulted from chloroform or
ether. The theory of the police is
that the two women chloroformed the
boy and then deliberately tied the
sponges over their own mouths and
lay down to die with him.
TELEGRAPH BREVITiES.
The Illinois supreme court has held
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