Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-14

Denver Republican notes the arriya
of Mrs. Edward G. Stoiber at tn
brown Palace after an extended visi
at Seattle.
Mrs. Il. G. Stoiber on Saturday CAV
Dean Hart $4,000 to go on to the con
struction work of the new. st. John
cathedral.
Judge Caldwell Yeaman was throw
from an automobile while taking
SPIN near Littleton Saturday and quit,
painfully injured.
Differences are said to exist threat
ening the existence OF the United Min,
workers OF American are near tn,
breaking out point.
Charles Tatum. who committed sui
eide at Pueblo. left letter to his
wife in which he says he was bounded
to death by the police.
At the Elk banquet in Denver n
large pot OF boiling coffee exploded
scaiding the chief steward of the AL
bany hotel and another cook.
Boulder university costs s25, ,o0O
more per annum than the money re.
celved by direct tax and new buildings
aesregating one million dollars are
said to be needed.
Fort Collins agricultural lobbyists
nave already become active. They
only ask for s150.000. however, while
Boulder wants a million.
After being out forty-elght hours
the jury was unable to agree upop
verdict and were discharged In the
case of Thomas Weaver. charged with
the killing of Carl e. Brown at Ala.
Ihe large pile of dollars In the state
treasury. 100000 or more of them, will
suffer an awful raid If all the bills
and ideas for bills that will be offered
lo the Legislature are made into laws.
A section foreman on the Colorado
Midland at Buena Vista was found
guilty oil padding the payroll of the
railroad, fined and sentenced to FIVE
days In jail He also lost his Job.
The body of Adolph Lucero, a sheep
herder, was found near Trinidad. with
bullet hole through his head. Las
Animas county is good for some kind
OF a crime about every day In the
year.
Among the first bills to be intro
duced in the senate will be local Cd
ton measure making the county a
unit. II VIII be an amendment to the
law enacted two years ago, which
made the unit a precinct and ward.
Denver Post feels bad, because u
rev OF the Democratic senators refuse
10 be led by the nose. The Post must
continue TO make good 1t cost the
Speer-EvansH Hughes combination
princely sum, but the Post comes high
Miss Essie Lee. one OF the best
known young ladies' In Grand Junction
dropped dead from heart disease in
the dining room of her home at 6
O'Clock Friday evening. She was sery.
ing her father with cup of coffee
when she was stricken and fell.
Denver Republican reports Charles
j. Hughes. Colorado's would-be sena.
tor, as opposed to Roosevelt policies,
and telling what he will do when he
gets into the senate. What Hughes
does will count for little one way or
the other. He will belong to a use
less minority.
Paris green sufficient to kill fifty
people was sent in candy through the
mails TO Mrs. Marie Smith and Mrs.
Amelia Witwer of Denver according
to State Chemist E.ward C. Hill. The
police are trying to locate a former
suitor of Mrs. Smith In connection with
their investigation.
While trying to play practical
joke on Bert Webb of Colorado City,
Edward Stevenson, aged IA years. re-
ceived injuries which may prove fatal.
He tried to trip Webb over some logs
when the end of one of the logs flew
up and struck young Stevenson In the
back. inflicting internal injuries. Boys
should be careful, when joking.
The number Of pitiablc cases result
ing, 1t is alleged, from failure of beet
growers to pay laborers. mostly Rus
SLAMS and Mexicans, who handle their
crops. Is causing agitation of the mat
ter of the presentation OF bill in the
legislature which shall provide for
labor lien law to protect those who
handle the beet crop. pro rata with any
mortgage.
Sbll WDueT Vi
Conejos county was stricken with ap-
pendicitis at about IL o'clock Thurs.
day night at Denver. and at about IL
O'Clock underwent a successful opera
ton. The attack was so sudden that
few of his closest friends knew that
he was i'll until after he had been
operated on. The appendix was found
badly swollen and fully three times It's
normal size.
Miss Wilma Brown. aged Is years.
died at the home OF her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans at Fort
Collins, from burns received Friday
evening while trying to revive a fire
in the kitchen stove with coal oil.
The blaze communicated to the can.
which exploded, and burning oil was
showered over the girl. Before neigh
bors arrived and her clothing could
be put out. the girl had received ia
tai injuries.
A consignment OF 100000 salmon
and $4,000 native brook trout eggs
was made from the government hatch.
cry at Leadville TO the Argentine Re
public, South America. In Argentina