Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-11

tfOn railing TO 90. The irult Dudf
were not sufficiently advanced TO be
greatly injured
The Denver real estate exchange is
TO begin an active campaign against
all land and irrigation projects in the
state which are not absolutely bona
fide nor which are making any state
ments in their literature which can
not be verified in every way.
The body of Dogt orr was found in
an irrigation ditch at Trinidad by
some little girls who were playing
along the banks. He was 1s years OF
age and subject TO apoplexy He had
been sent on an errand by his mother
and 1t IS supposed he fell into the
ditch during a iii and was drowned.
The first municipal election for sew
en- years where two tickets were in
the field resulted in victory for the
Taxpayers by a majority OF 20 over
the Alamosa party. in a vote of l,0i7,
People stood in line from n. m. 10 Z
p. m. In order TO vote. as there was
only one polling place There were
100 persons in line many times during
the day The winning ticket IS: May
or. r. w. Swanson; trustees. two
years, w. G. Feles. Ralph H. Lockliu,
Henry c. Mullen; one year, ]. p,
Betsch. George r Blake, Edward Lay
ton. In the shuttle our former towns
man, Mllt Herrlck. was defeated
An experiment to determine The cost
of putting range fed beef on the mar
ket VIII he made by the agricultural
college. Professor G. f. Morton has
just returned from Fort Morgan, where
he purchased fifteen Hereford range
COWS with which to make the expert
ment. The outcome will probably help
to solve one item in the cost OF liv.
ing,
The state board of agriculture will
sooa start an extensive campaign in
teaching immigrants to farm in the
state, Dry process of cultivating land
Will be the main object The mnoya
lion becomes necessary owing to the
great number Of new settlers flocking |
INTO the eastern sections of the state
sho possess no knowledge of farming |
whatever.
Excitement brought about by having |
ljs vote challenged. Rev William
Ichus. pastor Of the NJ. L. church at
swans. was stricken with heart tail |
ire and died Evans went dry just
he same Mr.. Johns had been voting |
OF forty years but he had no proof |
hat his father had taken out natural-
.Stion papers. although he knew II to
,o n fact.
As a result of a class fight which had
'een waged for a week al Grand June
ion, the board of education and the
high school Monday suspended more
han 100 students. The fight had be
come so heated that several students
received injuries The students later
appeared before the faculty, signed
A peace treaty and were allowed to
return 10 their studies Tuesday
Instead of recovering Judgment
against Attorney A. NJ Stevenson for
So 0,000 JoSia Winchester he once
wealthy miner Of Cripple CraeG. but
who now claims 10 be pauDer. aai
a Judgment awarded against him IN
Judge Riddles court in Denver for the
sum of s2i,9l3.20, unpaid attorneys
fees aud for moneys advanced, Be
sides this, the district judge excoriated
The miner in rendering the Judgment
and said that Winchester's attorneys
had discovered that Winchester's
claim against stevenson was without
Monday afternoon Il telephone mes
sage from Montrose sprung another
latch of railroad hot air. They have
report down there that work was
started yesterday morning on the
broad sauging of the d. 4 r. G. be-
ween Salida and Montrose. The story
Is tha, the route over Squaw Hill. or
Cerro Summit will be abandoned: the
road will cintinue up Cimarron creek
from Cimarron station two or three
miles, tunnel through the Saytooth
range coming out into Uncompahgre
valley near Uncompahgre station.
eight miles up the river from Mont.
Journal.
That the great majority of Colo
RADIO voters do not care rap for
parry lines when it comes to munic.
ipal elections was again most thor.
oughly demonstrated when all state
towns OF the third class elected off,
cials for the coming year, The peo-
pie OF these towns want good, honest
and efficient municipal officers and
they did not ask whether the candi,
date was a Republican. Democrat, So
cialist. prohibitionist or whainot. says
the Denver Post In reviewing the re-
suit OF the election Tuesday. Politics
should cut little figure in municipal
affairs. Hasten along the commission
form of government.
a farmer and family, residing near
peyton. recently underwent a thrilling
experience. They were driving across
the prairie in the face of n storm ,yher,