Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-25

not only numerous amendments sug
gested by the senate committee on
public buildings and grounds, but also
a few proposed on the floor OF the SEN
ate by individual senators. Among
the most important changes in the
bill as passed are the following: Sen
ator Guggenheim offered amendments
to restore to the bill the appropria-
tion OF $4,000 for Grand Junction cut
from the house bill by the senate com
also to appropriate $4,000 each
Tor sites at Durango and Glenwood
Springs. but all OF these amendments
were defeated. 1t Is expected the item
for Grand Junction will be restored
when the bill goes to the conference
committee. Appropriation of $4,000
for the Denver building and authoriza-
hon Of $1.800,000 as the cost limit
remained In the bill AS passed.
DENVER, May Civ. w. Brooks.
owner Of garage at Colfax avenue
and York street. was seriously injured
this morning by being run down by
an auto as he was stepping off the
car near his place OF business. he
was struck as he alighted and crushed
under the heavy wheels before the ma
chine could be stopped. When picked
up 1t was found one oil his legs was
broken and he is injured internally.
OURAY, May 22.-Tbe funeral OF
O.. dc. ha trIr rHd
ber boss of the Camp Bird mine, took
place this afternoon with a large at
tendance, deceased being a member of
the miners union in good standing,
also OF the Red Men order. 1t is now
fully believed that ZaDotu was the vic
tim OF foul play and officers are work
ing on clue which may lead to ap-
prehension OF the guilty. Zanotti was
timber boss of the Camp Bird mine for
five or six years. Lately he discharged
some Austrians suspicioned with high
grading and his death soon followed
He visited Ouray Tuesday afternoon.
leaving for the mine on horseback at
II that night. The next forenoon his
horse was discovered In town and in
vestigation followed. his body being
found about midway between Ouray
and the mine with two bullet holes,
one near the heart. The sheriff is
said to be on the track of a man
who hired a saddle animal about ten
minutes after Zanotti left this place
Tuesday night who is suspicioned.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The house
| has passed, by nearly unanimous vote,
| a bill to establish a bureau of mines
| In the interior department. The re
port upon the bill made by the mines
and mining committee after argument
in its behalf of Thomas F. Walsh OF
| Colorado, who gave his views upon
1t from the standpoint of practical
mining man. The bill provides for
the appointment of commissioner
OF the bureau at Il salary at $4,000 per
annum and such clerks, agents and
experts as may be necessary.
PARIS, May 22.-Two persons lost
their lives. forty-two burned and other.
| wise injured is the result of an ex-
| plosion in the rinsing room of the
Say sugar refinery shortly after work
started this morning. The refinery
occupied big seven-story building
near the Orleans railroad depot. The
force OF the explosion was tremendous
and blew out portions of a wall on Rue
| Donos and shattered windows several
| blocks distant. Fire broke out i'm
| mediately and added to the ensuing
panic among 2,40O employees of the
| factory, many of whom were women.
Most OF the injured were crushed in
the rush from the building that fol
SlLVERTON, May 22.:-The leas-
ers in the Golden Fleece and Scotia
have struck good body of high grade
gold ore. A lot of ninety pounds show
ed value of 1920 per pound. A streak
lying by the side of this is thirty-two
ping ore.
NEW YORK, May 22-Fifteen per
| sons were injured, four probably IA
tally today in collision of trolley
| cars at Manhattan at the end OF Brook
lyn bridge. Andrew Webb, William f.
Wagge, George McGuinness and
George Smith, all of Brooklyn, are the
most seriously hurt. Three cars were
wrecked and one telescoped The ac-
cident was caused by the breaking of
the rod controlling the brake on the
cars.
CHICAGO, May 22.-rhe body of
man badly burned was today taken
from the ruins of the Wintermeyer
box factory, whicn was destroyed by
fire yesterday. II is believed the body
is that of laborer named Wright
RENO. May Ex-Governor Sparks OF
Nevada died at $3.50 this morning.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The pres
ident has appointed Ella Few post
mistress at Delta upon recommends
lion of Representative Haggott. David
NJ. Brumbaugh is appointed postmaster
at Iona, Mesa county, Colorado. vice
s. Galvean resigned.
DENVER, May 22.-From reports in