Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-06
COLORADO hsWa

, Rocky Ford appears to have snf
fered most from the heavy frost o.
Friday night.
The Moffat road has borrowed 81.
0o0,0oe In New York to carry alons
its construction work.
There remains row but 1850 fee,
between the two headings on the Gun
nison tunnel and this should be finish
ed within two months
And now the Pueblo Chieftain Is
conducting cooking school-same in
strnctor employed by the Denver Post
| Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim were
dinner guests OF President and Mrs
Taft at the White house Saturday
evening.
R. E. Sloan of the Graden Mercan.
tile company has namesake who
has just been sworn In as governor
of Arizona. initials and name the
same.
The high grading" bill is uncon.
stitutional. says Attorney General Bar
nett. Another blunder OF the Seven.
teenth general assembly. The only
thing the members did not overlook
was the passing of their salary bills.
The Herald news editor. talking
over the phone with the Denver Re
publican last evening, was assured
that most encouraging reports arrive
| from over the state-that the fruit
loss win be small except In the Ar
kansas valley.
The Pueblo Chieftain offered a sea
| son pass to all ball games In Pueblo
to the one making the closest guess OF
The number of paid admissions at the
| opening game of the Western league
In that city. There were 100 guesses
! and the one winning the pass was
only six from the right number.
The state board of equalization has
authorized Attorney General Barnett
to draft letter to the various asses
sors OF the state inviting them to at.
tend the conference between the mem
bers of the board and themselves on
May "a to arrange some way to in.
crease value OF property OF the state
Starr. the Durango boy, pitched
full game Sunday against Topeka, los.
ing by score OF to 2. Starr was
hit for two three baggers and two two
baggers. In the first game pitched by
Starr he went In the box In the fifth
inning with three men on bases and
two scores. He was hit for a three
Dagger. scoring the three men on
bases. The rest Of the game he kept
Wichita from scoring.
Fired by religious enthusiasm after
attending meetings Of the Jumpers"
Mrs Morse of Greeley. after giving
all 1ewelry and other trinkets to swell
the funds of the organization, took
down her lace curtains and offered
them. Other women In the congre
gatiolb have taken the flowers and
feathers off their hats and sold the
trimmings. believing the trimmed hat
is temptation offered by Satan.
Boone b. Jacobs. alleged to have
been the manager" of Ernest Powers,
held on the charge of beating ]. c.
Bowman Of Silverton out OF $l3.7OO on
u fake footrace. is a fugitive from
justice. When his case came up In
Justice Gavin's court yesterday morn
ing Jacobs was nowhere to be found.
His bond OF $500 was forfeited. A
warrant has been Issued for him. ia.
cobs was arrested several days ago
by Detectives Carr and Bell. 1t Is al.
legged that both Powers and Jacobs
were members OF the Maybray gang,
most of whom are under arrest at
Council Bluffs.-Denver Republican.
Friday at midnight the saloons OF
Montrose closed permanently and the
prohibition voted by the people at the
recent election became effective. Fri.
day In consequence was bargain day IN
liquors. Automobiles were employed
as delivery wagons and were busy uD-
til the close hour. One saloonkeeper
announces that he intends opening q
saloon at Colona, ten miles from here
and just over the line In 0uray coun
| ty. He further declares that he will
have an automobile transportation line
between Montrose and his place. In
case he takes such action the Anti
Saloon league will petition the com
mlssioners of Ouray county to refuse
him license.
While running at a high rate OF
speed on the road to Littleton Friday
afternoon, an automobile owned and
driven by w. B. Lowry. president OF
the board OF public works, turned tur.
lie from a tire blowout, pinned Mrs.
Lowry beneath the tonneau and hurl-
ed the other occupants. A. M. Steven
son, Dewey c. Bailey. United States
marshal; Mr.. Lowry and his little son
to the ground far In advance Of the
machine. Mrs. Lowry was res
cued from beneath the big machine,
It was found that her arm was broken,
her face badly bruised and cut and
that she sustained other painful bruis
es about the body. Mr.. Stevenson suf
fered a dislocated shoulder and u bad
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