The state herald., 1899-07-21
GOSSIP FROM DENVER
AND THE STATE CAPITOL.

| ready offered, by giving frcc coicefE
Mt home eevry evening. one band
writes that II has not yet missed n
day. The usual band competition for
prizes will be held during the festival
in front of the grand stand. An effort
| is being made by the committee to
secure Marshall's band of Topeka
Kansas, which Lieutenant Godfrey
pronounced the best amateur band h.
had heard. The State Fair to be held
during carnival week next fall will be
so far us possible upon the open
streets. Applications have already
been received for space for street ex-
hibits and allotments will be made q.
soon as possible. The first day com
mittee Is actively at work preparing
the feature of that day. The election
of maids of honor has aroused enthu
siastlc interest all over the state. The
pictorial souvenir, which will be Is
sued just before the opening Of festI
val week, will contain pictures of the
maids, and in order to give the artists
time to prepare the illustrations the
board has notified the boards Of county
commissioners that II will be necessary
to close the voting contests August
2Gth.
On Friday, Governor Thomas made
thirteen promotions In the First Colo.
RADIO volunteer regiment at Manila The
appointments as cabled at noon to
Colonel Mccoy. are rs follows: To be
major. David =. La Sale; to be cap.
tain, George Borstadt; to be captain
William II. Doertebach; to he first lieu.
tenant, Ralph b. Lister; TO he first lieu.
tenant, Walter =. Burke: to he first
lieutenant, James III. Goudy: to be first
lieutenant, Samuel II. Thomas: to be
second lieutenant Frederick w. Gross;
to be second lieutenant, Augustus B.
Teal: to be second lieutenant, Alexan.
der Shaw: to be second lieutenant. Ho.
ratio i. Lawrence: to be second lieu,
tenant, Russell II. Ingersoll; to be sec,
ond lieutenant. Augustus l.. Bing. The
new officers ure named to fill vacancies
caused by death, discharges, and pro.
motions to places under the army bill.
Captain La Sale. who is now a major,
will succeed Major w. X. Grove, who
was appointed by the President to q
lieutenant colonelcy In the Thirty-sixth
volunteer infantry. In Sale commands
Company G of Cripple Creek. All the
promotions were recommended by Gen.
eral Hale and Colonel Mccoy. Though
the regiment sails for home on Sunday.
the appointees Will have at least six
weeks to serve in their new positions.
The increased pay starts from the 14th.
A new division of the state into
game districts has been announced
by Game Commissioner Il. ii. Johnson.
The object of the changes in the boun.
daries is TO make the regulations for
more effective and at the same time
render the work of the authorities
more efficient. The districts as they
now appear. are described as follows.
The first district comprises all that por.
ton of the state lying east of a line
drawn from the north boundary of the
state, south along the summit of the
Medicine Bow range, and of the front
range TO the Continental divide: thence
along the summit OF said range or di.
vide to the Sangrc de Cristo range;
thence along the summit of said range
and of the Culebra range. to the south
boundary of the state. Chief warden,
Frank Fem. 81 Michigan street, Pu.
eblo. Colorado. The second district
comprises that portion OF Routt and
Rio Blanca counties lying east of the
eleventh auxiliary guide meridian, all
of Grand and Summit counties. and
that portion OF Larimer county lying
west OF the summit OF the Medicine
Bow range. Chief warden. Andrew
jackson. Fort Collins. Colorado The
third district comprises all OF Sagu.
ache. Gunnison. Pltkln, Eagle. and so
much OF Garfield county ms lies east OF
the eleventh auxiliary guide meridian.
Chief warden. W. II. Lee, Glcnwood
Springs, Colorado. The fourth district
comprises all OF Delta and Mesa coun.
ties. so much of Routt. Rio Blanca and
Garfield counties as lies west OF the
eleventh auxiliary guide meridian. aud
so much OF Montrose, San Miguel. Do
lorcs. Montezuma and Ia Plata coun.
ties as lies west OF the second auxiliary
guide meridian. Chief warden, Il. 4.
lay. Grand Junction, Colorado. The
fifth district comprises all OF Ouray,
Ilinsdalc, San Juan. Mineral. Archn.
lcta, Rio Grandc, ConeJos and Cos.
tllla counties and 80 much OF Montrosc,
San Miguel. Dolores. Montcluma and
la Plata counties Ms lies east Of the
second auxiliary guide meridian. Chief
warden. Il. II. Norton, Montrose Colo.
RADIO.
The State Board OF Equalization has
completed the tnbulatlon of the tax.
able valuation OF property In each coun.
ty In the state OF railroad. telephone
and telegraph property. The county
clerk of each county certified to the
figures. The foreign" valuation re-
fcrs TO equipment owned by parties of
corporations outside OF the state.
while local" represents that owned In
tho gtatn u'h, p.nnrf IL ~ fnIinuss