The Lamar register., 1901-05-01
COLORADO NOTES.

The postofiice at Moraine, Larimer
county, Is ordered removed halfmile
southeast.
Theodore f. Wilson of Colorado has
been reinstated as "A $500 pension Of
flee clerk at Washington.
Clara Whitmore has been commits
stoned pOstmistrcss at Nalverde, ana
John DietZ as postmaster at Overland.
The postofiice at Curtis, Washington
county, is ordered discontinued. Mail
for this office wiz hereafter go to Ak
ron.
A new magazine. called Agricolo
Aridus, will be published by the stu
dents of the State Agricultural Col
lege at Fort Collins.
The Colorado Springs reception COM
mittee will arrange to take President
Mckinley up to the Cripple Creek gold
camps and back on June Ith.
The Supreme Order of Married
Mems League, fraternnl and benefi-
ciary society organized in Missouri,
has filed its incorporation papers in
Colorado.
General George West of Golden has
been reappointed by Governor Orman
II member OF the board of control of
the soldiers and sailors home at
Monte Vista.
The recent school census in Love
land shows 913 pupils of school age.
an increase of 167 over last year
Additional school buildings will have
TO be erected.
The recent wolf roundup near Holiy~
resulted in the capture of two large
wolves. There We're about 200 horse
men and quite n number of carriages
in attendance.
John +. Farley, the recently retired
chief of the Denver police force. will
return to his former occupation as
general agent of the Thiel Detective
Agency in Denver.
Mrs. w. ii. Bucltel of Denver,
daughter of the late T.. 4. Barnum,
has offered four lots for the site of n
negro orphan asylum provided S12,-
600 building is erected.
The Union Pacific is said to be pre-
pairing to spend 10000 in Denver to
build car cleaning shops at Twenty
sixth street. The cars will be clean
ed by compressed air.
The hearing In the case of William
Witt and Tony Lepage, at Ouray, ac-
cused of forgery. resulted in both be
ing bound over to the District Court
on $500 bond each. They failed to
give bonds and We're placed in jail.
The county commissioners of Gilpin
county in April took up S13.5OO coun-
ty bonds. This cleans up the entire
Indebtedness of the county. There is
yet remaining in the hands of the
county treasurer the sum of $4,000.
Judge ]. b. Bissell, who retired from
the chief justiceship of the Court of
Appeals last month after serving eleven
years on the appellate benches of Colo
RADIO, has returned to active practice of
his profession in Denver.
Mrs. Mary. L. Carr, national presi-
dent. and Mrs. Fannie ID. Hardin. ma
tional secretary of the Woman's Relief
Corps, recently went to Galveston, TeYA
us, to attend the G. A. Il. and w. II. o
convention. department of Texas.
The office of State Treasurer Chip
ley bids fair TO be swamped with
liquor license fees, the clerical force
being hardly sufficient to receive and
register them as fast as they come in.
The receipts for one day We're over
5000.
Senate bill No. 63 IAN act prescribing
n penalty of not less than $40 nor more
than $500 for the sale of malt. vinous
or spirituous liquors in counties out
side of Incorporated towns and cities
without having license therefor has
received the governors signature.
Henry Marucchi of Switzerland is to
be the manager of the new Antlers
hotel at Colorado Springs. Mr.. Ma
rucchi has had much experience with
the management of hotels in the re-
sorts of continental Europe. 1t is his
intention to conduct the Antlers on
the European plan.
The mountain lioness in the City
park mt Denver killed and ate her
two newly born cubs few days ago.
One of the cubs had been named Theo-
dore Roosevelt and the other Carrie
Nation. "Requeiscat In pace'-which
being interpreted means, rest quiet
cats in peace"
The next annual meeting of the
Daughters of the Revolution will be
held at Denver by invitation of the
Colorado society, extended by Mrs.
j. B. Grant, vice regent. At the re-
cent business meeting in New York.
Mrs. Mnhlon d. Thatcher of Pueblo
was elected n member OF the board
of managers.
Reduced rates have been made ~
the railroads for rhe American FEEDER
alton OF Musicians convention at Den
YER, May 18th to 10th. for the annual
meeting of the Western Federation of
Miners to be held ut Denver May 2Tth
to June 4th, for the racing meeting at
Colorado Springs May Both to June
Bird, and for the annual convention
Colorado Federation of Labor at Lead
Vile or June 3rd.
The directors of the Garfield, Eagle
and Pitkin Counties Fair Association
met Mt Glenwood Springs April 18th to
arrange for the annual fair, September
18th, Goth and 21st. Many new fea-
lures We're added in the way of field
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