Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-13

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terlan church, Seventeenth and Sher-
man avenues.
The Union Pacific has put on new
Denver Chicago train. milking three
trains each day daily on that line. The
new train Is composed entirely of
Pullman cars and leaves Deaver in
the morning. connecting with the Chi
cago-New York flyers.
| The manager and editor OF the Ar.
peal to Reason. the Socialist sheet OF
Fort Scott. kans.. was found guilty
by federal jury last week OF send.
ibg scurrilous and defamatory matter
| through the mails. The Appeal to
Reason is anything but u sensible ap-
| peal
Although Montrose went dry and
the council is deprived Of the revenue
from number OF saloons, the mem
bers thereof took steps Saturday TO
| keep the revenue up to the standa, ID
by increasing the license on dogs from
u to $40 per annum. II 10 estimated
that there are 1000 dogs In the city.
At noon Saturday Phillip. the 6
| ycar.old son of Il. w. Ludvey. fell
into the Grand valley irrigation ditcn
near Grand Junction and was drown.
ed. The boy was playing with HIS
dog, and accidentally fell in. The
barking of the dog attracted the at.
tention of an older brother, but the
child was dead when he reached there.
Saturday afternoon II. T. West. ].
Max Clark. Robert Steele. Ovid Plumb
and b. d. Sanborn took action to con.
tinue the corporate life OF Union col.
ony for twenty years. made possible
by law passed by the last legisla.
ture. 1t is kept up TO correct errors
In deeds and for the purpose of keep.
ing saloons out of Greeley.
t. L. Davis, carpenter at the This.
tledown mine near Ouray. was electro
outed while at work. He felt the
ground giving way beneath him and
to save himself reached up and seized
an electric power line Just above his
head. when 10000 volts passed through
his body Davis was so years old and
leaves widow and five children
Probably having drowned IN Il foot
OF water after having suffered an epi.
ieptic mt, Willis Breeden. 16 years
OF age. was found dead In an ,rr'ga-
tion ditch near Olathe. He had becn
seen earlier In the morning Llaying
az the headgate OF the ditch and his
disappearance was not noted Until bis
corpse was discovered an hour after
wards. Breeden was employed on
ranch near olatbe and his parents I've
at Ridgeway.
Saturday night at the stroke OF the
midnight hour the lid, a large, cum.
bersome. unwieldy lid. was clamped
upon the thirst emporiums OF Denver
and. according to the office OF the dis
trict attorney, II is there to stay and
may not be moved with dynamite. II,
from now on. any restaurant, saloon
or other place of business outside the
aoiNto ga AhS NooiaO VI thci iC6
and legitimate meals shall serve liquor
after midnight or Sunday and an in.
formation is made prosecution is
snre to follow. From now on it's
case of buy 1t and take 1t to your
room or play the camel act from mid.
night to morning, and from Saturday
TO Monday, says the Denver Repub-
lican.
Five men were seriously injured In
gas explosion at the Roxdale coal
mine three miles west OF Florence Fri.
day. and 1t Is thought that one OF
them. Hopkins Lloyd, will not survive,
as he inhaled considerable gas fumes
and was more severely burned than
the others. Lloyd. Thomas jenkins.
other men injured. vera working to
gether on the face OF the long wall
| when one of the men raised his lamp
to the foot of the mine and ignited
| big pocket OF gas which instantly
exploded. All the men were standing
near the gas pocket and all are suffer
Ing from burns on the face, armS and
head.
Friday at Montrose. two young boys.
Carl Hoffman. aged 4, and Wilbur
Downing, aged Z. were badly burned.
While playing on the street another
boy about l2 years OF age brought q
can containing some black powder tell
Ing them II they touched a lighted
match TO It they would see a pretty
flame. They touched the match and
an explosion followed, setting their
clothing on Are. They ran TO their
homes where the flames were extin'
guished. The Hoffman boy sustained
serious burns which may prove fatal
as he had about block to run before
getting to his home. His hair was
practically all burned from his head
aud his whole body badly burned
Both boys we're badly burned sboui
the face and hands.
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