Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-04
Montrose Enterprise says no new

that place the Inst week except in fam
ilies where members We're down, and
that quarantine will soon be raised.
We hope SO. The town has had long
siege OF 1t.
According to d dispatch In Denver
Pest John K Hollowell. one of the
best known geologists in the United
States. aged 15. is missing from where
he was visiting In Gunnison county
| and II is feared he fell into the river
ard drowned.
The bond Offered for the release
of Henry Young. convicted of the
murder OF Charles Wilkerson in the
Paradox valley two years ago. was re-
fused by the Montrose judge on the
ground thai the brothers offering the
security were not worth the amount
they swore TO.
The Rev Asa z. Hall. formerly a
missionary OF the Baptist church to
China, but recently in charge of a
called by the City Missionary society
TO take charge OF the work in Den
yer.
Two detectives registered at Den
yer hotel. and aher going to their
room rang for the bell boy and order
ed two TASKS OF whisky and two bot
ties OF beer Ia ordering the jury to
return yerdicr Of aequiual against
the hosel proprietor Judge Allen said
ordering drtnkablss from a bell boy
was not violation OF the law.
According to a dispatch In the Den
yer Post arriving last night the John
Iefffis< arena win be dry-,iry
as Denver on Sunday these days,
The hackers are afraid OF race trou-
bic in c'use OF whisky being sold and
exciting those ATTENDING What 4 TEN.
ppraHee E.cture. More than preache.
could advance IN hundred years
Senator EIughss has receiver re-
quest from the Commercial club of
NIaneos to have the aHnHal AppFopria.
lion for the gnse and protection OF the
Mesh verde National park Increased
rrum $500 TO s27GgG Tie present
appropriation is deelareG in adequate
10 property care fer sihe ruins of the
ciiEt dwellings, and build and main
tain necessary roads in the park.
Denver cIeriss and letter carriers
have received uoaice that congress
will in a1I Dr0bab1fgy pass the law
allowing them back pay for overtime
they put in before the elght-hour law
went into effect. 1t means the distri
button Of about $4,000 among the 100
employees OF the local postoffice and a
victory gained after about eight years
OF effort on the part OF the clerks
and carriers organizations. The clerks
and carriers will get sums ranging
from s25 to 0GO5. according to the
amount of overtime.
The Miunequa and the Bessemer
banks of Pueblo have consolidated
Fort Collins Tuesday for the Chicago
| markets.
The heavy snow in eastern Colorado
| and Wyoming is said TO be worth mil
lions of dollars.
David j. Brewer was well known in
/ Colorado Springs where he often visit.
ed, liking Colorado very much.
The storm Tuesday played havoc
with Western Union wires between
Denver and Colorado Springs and the
east.
Emma Goldman. known throughout
| the land as the anarchist lecturer, Is
| i'll Denver where she will deliver four
| lectures.
Pueblo boosters are arranging for a
| special train TO visit towns in the
southern part of the state, including
the San Luis valley.
A phone dispatch from Grand June
ton says the Chicago White Sox team
or rather five members with four pick
, ups played the Grand Junction team
yesterday. the score being S to 5 in
/ favor of the visitors.
The body of John Hollowell, the
eminent geologist reported lost near
Gunnison, mention of which appeared
| in these columns, was found near the
Gunnison river Tuesday, frozen. II
is believed he became delirious from
cold and fever and becoming exhausted
was unable to return home.
A whole Greeley family was in court
Tuesday when Frank Childers. his wife
and daughter, We're found guilty and
fined The parents pleaded guilty To
running a disorderly house and each
fined $40 and costs. but the daughter
denied her guilt as an inmate. She
was convicted and fined $50 This Is
the way they do Il in other towns.
A general freeze alarm was phoned
throughout the Grand Junction fruit
district Tuesday night and all avail
able smudge pots were put in opera
lion. 1t is not believed the damage
will be great, although apricots and
some early peaches were damaged. A
Montrosc dispatch says no damage re
suited there of any consequence.
Elmer w. Smith, aged rs, promi
nent farmer Of the La Junfa district
and Civil war veteran, was killed