The Lamar register., 1900-11-28
CULVkADO NOTES.

Congressman Shafroth has filed his
statement of election expenses, which.
shows that his reelection cost him.
$1,14O.
N the District Court at Creede on
the 18th inst. Daniel w. Taft was found
guilty of embezzling $3,7O4 while city
treasurer of Creede.
Former State Treasurer Harry f..
Mulnix is seriously ill with typhoid
fever in Denver. He was removed from
his residence to st. Luke's hospital.
A reward of 500 is offered by the
Modern WoOdmen for the recovery OF
the remains of John G. Riley, who fell
into Wersenham's lake, near Boulder.
An Otero county sentence against
Mrs. James Byrns" has been set
aside by the Supreme Court because
the woman was convicted and tried as
Mrs. Nora Burns"
Clarence Williams, the nine-year-old
son of Joseph Williams, living near
Fort Collins, was instantly killed
few miles south of Loveland by being
run over by loaded wagon.
The first snow plows called into use
In Colorado this year were sent to Al
pine pass on the goth inst by the Colo
RADIO & Southern road. Four feet OF
"ho" was ieDoIttu III piitcS-
Former State Senator II. II. White
ley and his brother, Mayor M. s.
Whiteley, of Boulder, have gone on a
business and pleasure trip to the home
of their youth, Bainbridge, Georgia.
The first issue of the Pueblo Even
ing journal made its appearance. 1t
takes the place of the former Pueblo
Press, which plant was purchased by
or irs,t ptn,r tl,a
Thomas +. Walsh, owner of the Camp
Bird mine, made but Il short stay in
Colorado and may not return again till
next spring. Mr.. Walsh and his wife
left Denver for Chicago few days
ago.
In the case of Mrs. John Andrews,
who sued the city of Golden for $1O,-
600 damages for injuries alleged to
have been received by falling off a
bridge in 1896, the jury brought in a
verdict in favor of the city.
1t is positively asserted in Denver
that w. S. Stratton proposes to build
an immense business block next spring
on the corner of Seventeenth and We'll
ton streets at n cost approximating ST.
100000.
An alteration about wages led to a
shooting affray at Eldora on the 18th
inst, in which Manager Bailey of the
Enterprise mine was shot in the arm
by one of the miners who had come in
body to demand their pay.
The Boulder Fruit Growers Associ-
alton has ordered a carload of berry
boxes for next years use, to be deliv-
cred in December. Two and perhaps
three additional carloads will be deliv-
cred later on.
Herbert KemptOn, Socialist Labor
candidate for regent of the State Uni
yersity, has filed a statement showing
that his entire campaign expenses
amounted to only 80 cents. and adds:
And deponent saith, not one cent
more"
While with group of children
around bonfire of dead leaves at the
corner of Eighth and Platte streets, n
few days ago. the dress Of fOur-year-
old Mary Bauer took fire and the little
one was burned so that she died of her
injuries.
The secretary of the interior has de-
MED the motion for Il review of the de-
partmental decision cancelling Walter
s. Cheeseman's entry of the Miller
placer claim. in the Denver land dis
trict. This claim is from thirty to fifty
feet wide and three miles long.
N. b. Bailey of Eldora, who was re-
Gently shot through the arm by some
of his employees on the Enterprise mine,
died of pneumonia four days later. 1t
was thought that he would recover
from the wound, but pnuemOnia set in
and he died within twelve hours.
1t is announced that Governor-elect
Orman has decided to appoint Horace
w. Havens as his private secretary.
Mr.. Havens is at present deputy secre-
tary of state, which position he has
held under both Secretary @. II. S.
Whipple and Secretary Elmer II. Beck
with. He is a Lake county Democrat.
Thomas f. Walsh, during his recent
short stay in Colorado, gave $1,000 to
st. Joseph's hospital at Ouray and an
other $1,000 to the Associated Chari-
ties at Denver. Mr.. Walsh had sal
ary of $1,000 as commissioner, and the
remaining $1,000 he has given to the
Associated Charities of Washington,
d. c.
1t is reported in Pueblo that within
the next few weeks the Missouri Pa
cific railway will establish suburban
service between Pueblo and Sugar City
enabling the people from the new town
to come to Pueblo, transact their bust
ness, and return home the same day,
and on the other hand permitting Pu-
eblOanS to go to Sugar CITY in the MORN