Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-21

sippi street, resulting in the death of
two members OF the train crew, Mar
Gus KERN, engineer. and William Girls
~, fireman.
The first reforms of the new Pueblo
administration went into effect Tues
day night when Two ordinances were
adopted, one Of which requires hotels
and restaurants 10 pay yearly IL
ense uf 5000 and that liquor shall be
sold. only with meals. The second or
djnance pertains both TO saloons, res
| taui ants and hotels. and provides That
viii the bars are closed lights must
be 1T burning and all scenes be re-
mo ed.
| Z his Is the way the Telluride Jour
lnal adftor looks at it. Last Wedres-
day night a freight brakeman on the
Der yer G Flo Grande tried to evict a
bunch of hobos from box car ON the
Utah desert. One OF the tourists
| fought back and was shot dead by the
brakeman. We have always thought
we would surrender the job OF brake
man, II we had it, rather than eject
the unfortunate forced to beat his
way in box car. II certainly costs
the corporation nothing to haul him
and no one need envy him the com
fort of the trip
III some of The wreckless auto driv-
ers of Denver were taken out and
hanged up. for time maybe an end
would be put 10 the speeding we read
about daily. Tuesday afternoon a
Thomas Forty car running at rate
Of speed estimated by eye witnesses
10 be between 40 and 60 miles an
hour, struck the Columbia touring car
belonging to Mrs. Barry Sullivan
+ daughter-in-law OF Dennis sullivan, thu
pioneer mining magnate and broker
The Thomas car was one of those be
longing to Paul Tarbel also wealth,
mining man with offices at sos Mer
: camille building. The resultant wreck
was one of the most complete of It's
| hlUu tNeT sttH III IJellNtI, DuL iuc ths
three occupants OF the Tarbel ear ant
} the one In Mrs. Sullivans car by soms
strange fate escaped death. All were
cut, bruised and badly shaken up
, Those in the cars at the time were
Arthur r.. Kennedy, driver of Mrs
Sullivan's car. and George and Frani
l.ockhaven and Harry Prentice In Tar
bells car. George Lockhaven is Mr.
Tarbel's chauffeur and took the ca
out without his employers permission
according to Mr.. Tarbel Both carr
. appeared to be utterly ruined. Spin
tered pieces of wood, twisted iron AM
, brass. lamps smashed like eggshells
, broken glass and bits of rubber gay'
La weird appearance to the scene.
All interesting feature OF the N. f.
A convention next month will be th
meeting in Unity church of the teach
2 ers of the Indian schools of the coun
try AS there are over 5000 Indial
school teachers in the employ of th
9 government. II is expected that tn
HtetlHS VIII be WcIi dtleHueu y NUN
I ber of Indian school pupils will b.
r taken TO Denver especially for tn
meeting in order TO show what prog
1 ress has been accomplished in th,
5 work Supt. c. b. Burton of the Gran,
: Junction Indian school will bring tn,
. orchestra of the institution to Denve
and large exhibit will be installed
Capital is coming to Colorado a
+ vide the following from Tuesday
Denver Republican,: Eastern capi
talisis representing s40060,000 arriy
: ed in Denver last night at o'clock IL
three special Pullman sleepers OIL
' their way 10 inspect the properties 0
the Colorado, Slate company and th'
Colorado-Yule Marble company located
in the vicinity of Marble, Colo. Tn,
purpose of the trip is to determine
+, to the satisfaction of the members o
the party. the value of these holding,
l for Investment, but their visit viii
not be confined to this particular EN-
terprise, as before returning to thei
eastern homes they will be given al
opportunity OF inspecting the varied
resources and industries of the stat,
: atl arge for the purpose of securing
an outlet for their idle capital"