North Park union., 1900-11-09
COLORADO NOTES.

turers.
Brick walks have been put down NJ \.
tween the tracks at the Union depot II
Denver.
The annual Pioneers' Society ball viii
he given In Kassler's hall, Denver IL i
the first week in December.
Thieves broke into "Parson" Uzzelr,
new tabernacle building in Denver And 4
robber the carpenters chests Of tooll
worth $75. f3
ON the evening of the oath the sh.,n
houserecently built at the Eithof tupy
mel at Kokomo was burned, practicaliF
destroying the plant Of machinery.
Pueblo registration shows total Il.
14.5l4, as against 12,OG1 last fall, or AZ
Increase of 2,453 In the city regis1I
ton.
The state travelling library belonrid,
to the Colorado State Federation
Women's clubs will receive 500 Of H.
state fund.
The Longmont Gun club is issud,
programs for two days sho1ss
thanksgiving day, and large croIS
Of crack shooters is expec,ed. i
Danariu Tr1jfllo, n boy eIghtee,
years of age. was run over by a co,l
car and killed at the Starkville coke
Ovens, near Trinidad, October 18th.
7 1t is expected that the census retuns
will give Colorado another congress.
man, as the population is 1897 mora
than enough for three congressman un.
der the present ratio.
William Claus, n middle-aged single
man, was killed In the Nevada mine at
Salina n few days ago. Claus was en-.
gagged in picking out delayed sho,.
His body was badly mutilated.
The net earnings of the Denver &
Rio Grande for the third week in Or.
tober were $244, 400, an increase Of
$4,000. The net earnings from july
LIST were $3,691 600, an increase Of
$595, 700.
Ross Miller, the Denver & Rio
Grande brakeman who knocked a
would-be train robber off the car with
his lantern, has been taken care Of by
the company and placed on good run
near home.
The school board Of District No. I.
Denver, known rs the East Denver
district, has arranged to have children
In certain remote parts Of the district
taken from their homes to school In
the morning and back ut night in ON
nibuses. 500
incorporation papers OF the National
Jewish Hospital association have been
fled with the secretary of state. The
organization is that arranged for by
the national meeting in Ohio IL few
weeks ago, so that the Institution may
be placed on a business basis.
The mayor, board of public works
and other city officials of Denver re.
Gently visited the site of the Goose
creek dam of the Denver Union Water
Company and gave 1t careful inspec-
tion in view of the expected negota-
tions for the purchase of the water
plant by the city.
At the recommendation of Special
Agent Amin of the postal department
and Postmaster Mitchell of Pueblo, a
rural free delivery will be established
in the Artman and Vineland districts
in Pueblo county, November 18th, and
will be the twenty-second rural route
established In the state since July.
A. d. Vance, who has seven-year
sentence for forgery hanging over him,
and Tom eollicr..a United States pris-
oner confined ih the Pueblo county jail,
secured four saws and hid them in
their bedding, but they were discover
ed by Sheriff Beaman before 3he pqs.
oners could make use of them TO es-
cape. -
At the annual meeting Of the interde.
nominntional missionary societies Of
Pueblo. committee was appointed TO
secure books to start missionary de-
partment in the Mcclellan public IL
brary. 1t was also decided to raise
500 to educate Turkish blind girl in
England to act as missionary among
her own people.
The dead body of Mrs. Elmira c.
Kier was found In her cabin, just east
of Glenwood Springs, on the 25th in
stant. There were no signs Of violence
and death was probably the result OF
alcoholism. The woman has been
known for the past ten years as
"AIIcky" Sullivan .or "Nine of Dia
monds." For the Inst few years food
has been supplied her by the county.
Some time ago Robert Allen Of Long
mont mysteriously disappeared and has
not been heard from since. 1t is claimed
that he Is dead. Allen belonged TO the
Woodmen of the World and carried 81,
900 insurance. His wife, Mrs. Louise
Allen, has sued the order for the insur
ance money, which is contested on the
ground of lack of sufficient proof tina,
Allen Is dead. The case was brought
up In the District Court at Boulder.
At special meeting of the board OF
trustees of the State School of mines
at Golden, few days ago. n gift OF
$1,000, was turned In by Acting Presi
dent Buckley from the Guggenhein
brothers, owners. of the Philadelphia
Smelling and Refining Company. witt
offices In Denver and plant in Pueblo
1t was added to the Stratton fund OF
$4,000, which is being used in new
construction and in 30 enldrging tht
chemical laboratory as to- add fifty pei
cent. to the possible attendance.
A brilliant meteor was seen at Den
yer shortly after II o'clock on the nigh
of October 10th, attracting the atten
tion of many. The course Of the grea
dash of fire wis from southeast tt
northwest, and SO brilliant and spark
ling was It that long radiant trail was
left streaming behind like the fiery
trail Of a huge sky rocket. The expect
ed meteoric shower that failed to put II
an appearance last year seems to have
arrived this fall, as numerous meteors
are seen every night.
3. E. Barnes. n Cripple Creek stock
broker, committed suicide October
I0th Ha xrynpt 10 1,fs r<,ot,, Inv, down