North Park union., 1901-03-22
COLORADO NOTES.

p. M, except on Saturdays. when they
wtn keep open till ten.
Twenty thousand small rainbow
trout furnished by the state. have
been placed In Boulder creek.
John McGillis was killed by the ex-
plosion Of . missed shot in the Camp
Bird mine at Ouray on the 9th Inst.
The G. A. n. Memorial Association
Of Denver has been incorporated. Ito
object Ii to erect q memorial building
In Denver.
Thomas W. Goad, for many years
one OF the prominent mining engineers
Of Colorado, died at Liverpool, Eng
Land. March 4th.
The City Council of Colorado Springs
has granted to w. 8. Stratton the
right to construct and operate q rapid
transit system in the city.
On April 2nd, the voters of Pagosa
Springs will ballot on the proposition
to bond the town for the sum Of $1S,-
600 to erect water works.
Eickel-in-the-slot telephones will be
introduced in the drug stores of Colo
RADIO Springs which have heretofore al
lowed the public to use their tele-
phones free.
The twenty-second semi-annual con-
yention Of the Larimer County Teach
ers' Association met at Loveland on
the 9Th instant. About forty teachers
were In attendance.
John Darling, formerly travelling
freight agent for the Rio Grande. died
on the l1th instant at the Hot Springs
hotel in Canon City. tuberculosis
was the cause Of death-superinduce
by dropsy.
says: "If Roosevelt will kindly swal-
country will forgive many Of his past
shortcomings" And the owner Of the
-,ews is a member of the Senate!
The Colorado Passenger Association
has made rate Of one fare for the
round trip from nll points In the state
for the TransmIssissippi Congress
which will assemble at Cripple Creek
on July 18th. Work on the new audi
torIum will be pushed.
At recent meeting in Denver the
Charity Organization Society consider
ed the question of maternity hospi-
tnl. 1t wns argued thnt such an insti-
tuition could be utilized by the people
Of the whole statet, and that mining
camps and small ranch settlements felt
the need of one.
Arthur Porter, who wns arrested In
Kansas City charged with robbing the
postofiice at Las Animas on February
25th, was returned from Kansas City
In charge Of Deputy Sheriff Morrison.
He will be held In Denver until the
meeting of the grand jury at Pueblo,
which convenes next month.
The following appointments have
been made by Governor Ormah: Col
onel Nathan Gregg. Jr.. reappolnted
military secretary with the rank Of
colonel; Tyson $. Dimes and Dora e.
Reynolds, appointed members of the
board of control OF the State Home
for Dependent Children.
The city council OF Glenwood Springs
has agreed to bring before the voters
at the spring election n proposition to
vote bonds to the amount Of $4,000, to
be used in putting In new water and
electric light systems. 1t was also de-
cided to ask for $500 to erect free
public bath house.
The Boulder Chnutauqua board of
directors have instructed Secretary
Freeman to memOrialize the Legisln-
ture with the view to having the
quarto centennial celebration Of Colo
RADIOS admission to statehood located
ut the Chautauqua on Auguse 1st,
which is the anniversary of Colorado's
admission.
The derailment of n switch engine at
DIamondville, Wyoming, caused the
death of John Cush, foreman, who was
standing on the foOtboard and was
thrown under the wheels and badly
mangled. Death was instantaneous.
He was well known in Denver, having
run passenger train on the South
Park railway for years. He leaves q
wife, who is now residing In Denver.
Rev. Frank T. Bayley of Plymouth
Congregational Church, Denver, ex-
changed pulplts with Rev. j. b. Gregg
of Colorado Springs, on Sunday, the
11th instant, and was treated to a sur
prise on his return home. During Mr..
Bayley's absence his congregation vot-
ed him four months vacation, at full
pay, to make a trip to Europe, and
raised 1920 to help pay the expenses
of himself and wife while absent.
Curator William G. Ferril of the
State Historical and Natural History
Society Mt the capitol building, Denver,
lays claim to being the first man to
suggest the Louisiana Purchase Cen
tennial exposition In 1908. His first
contention for the exposition appeared
in Kansas City paper July IA, 1850.
His second article was rublished in
the Denver News Of November %,
1891.
The second trial of Charles NJ. White
Of Grand Junction Mt Meeker for vIo-
lation OF the game laws In dealing In
hides resulted In the quashing Of the
Information on the ground that the
charge was not specific as to the parts,
and the deer hides were mo part of
game within the meaning of the law,
that to call the hides n part of the
game would make the law contradic-
tory, as 1t would render the man liable
to punishment who had in his posses
sion any hides that were lawfully TAX
en-.
d. s. Bennett. who was arrested by
Deputy Game Warden Boyd of La
Juntn on the charge of unlawfully kill
Ing game In the Cedars forty miles
south OF La Junta in Las Animns coun-
ty, was taken to Trinidad for trial and
on being convicted was fined $40 and
costs, which amounted In NIL to about
$780, This Is the second arrest and
conviction by Deputy Boyd within