North Park union., 1901-10-11
COLORADO NOTES.


students.
Arthur c. Glenn Of Pueblo and X. "A.
Gordon of La Junta have peeh up
pointed railway mail clerks.
During the months OF July. Angus.
and September Denver people TOOK ou.
permits to erect buildings to the Vaiue
OF 1864, $50, which far surpasses an, amS
three months since the panic OF 1870
A forest fire near Rosemont on the
Colorado Springs & Cripple Creeh
Short Line was subdued after Durn-
ing over about eighty acres. imrty
men were called out to fight the names'
Civil service examinations VIII De
held Mt Denver on November loth anu
mt Pueblo and Colorado Springs on NO
vember Goth for positions OF CLERKS
and letter carriers in the postolnces III
these cities.
1t is hoped that arrangements can pe
made to have Secretary OF the lreas-
ury Lyman ]. Gage address the mem-
bers of the Loyal Legion OF Coiorauo
at their banquet in Colorado springs,
October 10Th.
Hereafter a large American nag VIII
fioat over the heads of the worshipers
In the Central Presbyterian Church III
Denver. incidentally it has Deeh
found greatly to improve the aconstics
of the building.
w. S. Strntton has transferred his
large real estate holdings In Denver 10
the International Realty Company,
presumably for convenience In their
management. The amount OF revenue
stamps on the deed indicates vaiua-
tIon of $425,OOO.
Guy Sexton of Denver, an Inmate OF
the state reformatory at Buena VISTA,
escaped from the gang in the nay heiu
September 26th. Sexton was serving
his second term, having been sent up
from Denver three months ago LOT
robbery, his sentence being INDEFINITE.
The sixteenth annual convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
of Colorado will be held at Canon Clty
on October 4th, 9Th and 9th. Christian
workers of nll denominations are tnvit-
ed, and will be given privileges OF cor
responding members in the convention.
At Hahn's Peak. September 24th,
George Herwig, n prominent rancnmah
and sawmill man. comitted suicide by
shooting himself through the head with
winchester rifle. He leaves wife
and one child. At the time of his death
Herwig was attending court and sleep
ing In tent.
The annual New Mexico-Colorndo
fair will be held mt Durango October
Sth to 11th. The scope of this eXhibl-
tion includes the Animas valley Of Col
orado and northwestern New Mexico,
the Montezumn valley. the Sliverton
and Rico mining districts-in brief the
whole San Juan country.
At IL meeting of the Retail Grocers'
Association In Denver it was decided
that they will move for certain restrict
i've laws and will take effective means
to bring every grocer In the state with.
in their organization. No cutting OF
prices Is to be tolerated In the future,
IL 1t can possibly be prevented.
Fire oil the night of September 10Th
destroyed large part of the stock OF
the Lamar Lumber Company ut Lamar.
The lumber sheds and their contents
were destroyed but the coal bins, office
and other buildings We're saved. The
company estimates Its loss nt $4,000,
with only $500 insurance.
newspaper man, committed suicide
September 2Jth Mt the city jail In Ou-
raw, by hanging himself with n towel
made into rope. lie had been drink
Ing heavily lately and dependency is
supposed to be the cause OF the deed.
He leaves n wife and ve-year-old boy.
A Cheyenne dispatch says that Alfred
AFFORD. the Iron Mountain ranchman
recently warned to leave that section
or suffer death at the hands Of parties
unknown, has completed arrangements
for the transfer of his family to an
other community. None of the other
threatened ranchmen have taken the
| notices posted upon their corrals and
houses rs being serious.
The halfway house between Grand
Junction and Delta was destroyed by
fire on the night of September oath and
Il. G. Angell the proprietor, was burn
ed to death while trying to rescue val
uables from the building. His family
consisting OF his wife and four chill
dren, escaped. Mr.. Angel belonged tC
the Modern WoOdmen and the Wood
men OF the World.
Chairman G. A. Parker of the Colo
RADIO Terminal Lines has not yet com
pleted the table of tickets deposited
with his agencies in Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, but estimates the
number as being between $4,000 and
10000 Last year the number was
about 27.OOO Counting the number
of travellers coming from Texas and
other southern states and from Cali
fornia, Utah and other western points
all of which are not recorded mt the
| Terminal Lines Association, the mum
ber of tourists into Colorado this year
is estimated at more than $4,000.
The Florence Merchants Association
has received letter from the Mode
| Woolen Mill Company of Indianapolis
Indiana, stating that 1t is anxious tc
| locate at Florence Mr.. Chenoweth OF
the company says that the plant will
cost about $4,000 and will be frs,
class in every particular. 1t manu-
| factures cnshmeres, finnnels, blankets
and yarns for the trade. The mil
would be complete four-set affair
The company desires to capitalize fol
$4,000 and will ask the people OF
Florence for site and to subscribe
| to $25.OOO in stock. 1t proposes to EN-
ploy $50 people.
1t is expected that the new For,
Lupton condensing plant will be fin
ished by November 10th and will hav.
its product on the general market b!
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