The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14
COLORADO NOTES.

eighteen students were graduated BY
the Trinidad high school June ith.
Lydie II. Mason has been appointed
Postmaster at Edwards in Eagle,
county.
Denver building permits In May
amounted to 1885. 600. This is the larg-
est showing for that month since 1892.
The senior class of the State Normal
School played Hamlet" in the opera
house at Greeley on the night OF
June 4th.
b. +. Rawalt, father of Representa-
dve G. F. Rawalt Of Gunnison, died
suddenly Of heart failure at Salida on
the 9th Instant.
Sandstone apparently impregnated
with petroleum has been found on the
ranch Of John Craig; twelve miles
northeast of Pueblo.
Ihe recent rummage sale for the
oeneht of the Free Reading Room As
ISOLATION Of Central City, netted 3
trifie less than 800
The La Junta school census, just
completed, shows 1854 children be-
tween the age Of six and twenty-one
years, 562 being boys and 522 girls.
Under the energetic administration
of Chancellor Buchtel the University
OF Denver has paid of $25O0C of its
indebtedness during the past year.
The National Association Of Master
Blacksmiths will meet in Denver
August 18th. 1t Is expected that 2JO
members will be in attendance.
Several inches of snow fell at Lead
vile June 4th. This reinforces the old
saying that Leadville has nine months
winter and three months late in the
fall.
After being blockaded by snow for
about five months. the Gunnison line
of the Colorado & Southern railway at
Alpine pass was opened for traffic on
the 9Th instant.
The salary of the postmaster at Den
yer has been raised from $500 to
$4,000. At La Junta, from $500 to
$500, and at Aspen lowered from 81
200 to $2,1OO.
pected to take part in the Fourth Of
July celebration at Victor, which Is to
be big, one with exercises on the
3rd, 4th and 9th.
In the Western Base Ball League up
to June 10th, Colorado Springs had
won fourteen games and lost sixteen,
and the Denver club had won twelve
and lost eighteen.
The school census of Golden shows
916 children Of school age. This is an
increase of sixty-two over last year.
Other large districts in Jefferson coun-
ty show like increase.
A company has been organized to
build new stock yards in East Pueblo.
1t Is stated that the company will be
operated independently and not con -
nectei with any railroad
The fruit growers of the Grand val
ley will meet at Rifle July 9th to or
society, the chief object being self
protection and mutual advancement.
The Farmers mill Mt Longmont is
making extensive Improvements, put
ting in new bolting system through
out. By the change it will increase the
output 100 sacks day to 700 sacks.
The Rocky Mountain News Printing
Company is erecting a $500 build
ing on Welton street near Seven
teenth street, In Denver, for its own
use, and will put in two new presses
to cost $4,000.
At meeting of the Jewish citizens
Of San Francisco 1t was decided to es-
a
mittee Of the Denver Hospital for Con-
sumption, which henceforth Is TO be q
national institution.
John E. Peiton, receiver of the land
office at MontrOse. has received a con-
signment Of 10000 eastern brook trout
from the government for distribution.
Ten, thousand have been placed by
Mr.. Pelton in his lake.
Breckenridge has raised large fund
for Fourth of July celebration. The
entertainment will include horse rae
ing, foot racing. drilling contents, and
other sports and large display of fire
works, to conclude with free ball.
w. r. Lee, ex-deputy game warden
at GlenwoOd Springs, recently re-
ceived 10000 brook trout from the
Gunnison hatchery. They were at olce
deposited In the streams tributar34a.
the Grand and Roaring Fork rivers.
The Colorado Cricket Association
will have sort of field day at Colo
RADIO Springs July 4th and 9th. Colo
RADIO Springs. Denver and Cripple
Greek will send clubs and a tourney :.
will be held, each team playing ~
other.
A lady writes from Connecticut 10
ask IL the Indian war whoop is still
heard on the plains and among the
mountains of Colorado. Unfortunately,
madam, 1t is not; it has been super
seded by college yells ten times more
ferocious.
Pueblo proposes to have genuine
state fair next fall. Each county in
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