North Park union., 1901-06-28
COLORADO NOTM

DIR. Cherrie and associates A..
ing ten-ton Ice plant in Canon ~
An active canvass is to be mad !. !
Pueblo for the state fair fund ~
SUM OF $4,000 has ALREADY ~
pledged In large amounts. va
The postoftices at Floreno.
Rocky Ford, Colorado, have be., ~
vanced Ivy tie Postotfice Depar.m.s
from third to second-class offices
d.. Barton o. Aylesworth. nra.,a...
of the State Agricultural Co,,.1
spending a months vacation S' IN 1S'
nOis. - 'n'-
Great preparations are being mad.
Cripple Greek for the meeting AZ ~
Trans-AIississippt Commercial cos
gress, July 18th to Goth. '
Several hundred boys have ,o,.
from Denver and other large towns Is
the state to work In the beet fields ~
the Arkansas valley and near Io,s
land.
The annual election of the Amer.,,
Association for the Advancement ~
Science will be held In Denver Aurps
oath to SOth. This association hss n
filiated with 1t several other societr
The Denver postotfice is in recent n,
two up-to-date stamp cancelliny mi.
chimes, which will cancel 1000 letter.
a minute. The machines Heretofore /,
use Cancelled only half as many NJ
minute.
Governor Orman has asked Attou4,
General Post for an opinion on N.
cOnstitutionality of the law proyIdn,
for commission to arrange for re,s
resentation of Colorado ut the s.
Louis worlds fair.
Work has been commenced on IN,
foundation Of the La .Iunta oper,
house. The building will be 52xlA
feet, two stories high, built Of |.
Junta pressed brick and sands,ou.
trimmings. 1t will cost $4,000.
AT Trinidad largely attended meet,
ing of business men and property OWL
ers was held and strong and active
taxpayers League formed. Commits,
We're appointed to assist the county as
SCISSOR In the work of assessing ,h,
property of the county under the new
law.
An excursion Of the Denver Cham
ber OF Commerce and Denver Real Is
tate Exchange, III strong. visited The
Cripple Creek district over the ShoH
Line on Saturday. June 10Th. They
found the roads too muddy after the
snow storm to get about as they
would have wished.
Denver preachers and newspapeN
are having n lively discussion over the
celebration of the Fourth of July.
Some of the former, as well as many
other citizens, want to do away win
firecrackers, pistols and Toy cannons.
Others do not, and the latter class
seem to be on the winning side.
The cadets OF the Denver Manual
Training and East and West Denver
High Schools marched over from their
camp at Idaho Springs on the 18th In
stant to accept the hospitality of Cen
tral City. The command was nearly
200 strong and the boys We're feas,el
and given u reception and dance.
1t is understood that Captain J. B.
Coghlan of "Hoch der Kaiser" fame
and commander of the Raleigh at the
battle of Manila bay, has decided 10
make Manitou his permanent Residence
when he retires from the navy neN
autumn. He has purchased ground
and will build handsome house.
G, A. Shaffer of Paonia on the 18th
instant brought to Delta live mouh-
tain sheep, n fine buck about year
old. md shipped it by express TO ID.
Frank Barker of the National Zooioet
cal park, Washington, d. c. 1t was
one OF two Lane Il Decker contracted
to capture for the Smithsonian Inst
tuition.
One Of the six large boilers In tk
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Az
compressor at the Starkville mine
near Trinidad blew up at O'Clock 90
the morning of the 7th, resulting 10
the death of Night Engineer Willlan
Pollard and Martin basement, nre
man. Barney Cervelli. another nre
man, was frightfully scaldcd and lna!
die.
A Denver paper says; Statistics COM
ing to County Superintendent Here!
reveal the fact that for every teachers
position In Arapahoe county there sN
seventy-five aspirants. 1t Is bad N
other parts of the state, but the teach'
ers seem to want employment IN
near Denver. There Were forty'nN
applicants at headquarters yesieraa!
morning seeking Information or up
plication blanks.
In the District Court at Cripne
Creek, John Styne, who pleaded suln.
to the charge of stealing ore il@a
Stratton's independence, was stn'
fenced to from five to seven yeais
which was later suspended. anG sHm
Will return to work on his old JOB h'
turned states evidence against GrTa
& Mccullough, who purchaser uN
ores for their assay office nj .cw..
and who were declared not guilt! W
jury.
At recent meeting of the "ts.ea' 4.
Slope Fair Association af Mon''vss
the subscription committee maze Eva sI,I
n favorable report that il was ue'ru,. wi,
to enlarge many features ot tne 'as al.
Arrangements will be made WIN u,
railroads to run special trains nv. IT,.
the neighboring towns and cut ra,', a',
will be- made from all points, i.'
dates, Tuesday, wednesday: lnI ,S,h
day and Friday, September, ,'h i''-'
10th md Goth, were approved
The corporations of the state are ". y.
tumbling over themselves in 'l,e.' "a,
forts to be the first to pay the ia. '"i, -
The files of the secretary OF STAR ~, y.
flee show that there are about Wy"
incorporated companies in .olo,as, sar
supposed to pay tribute to the Ione,a ron "a
of State Treasurer Chipley. W 4
date only about 700 of them have i'h,S ns,
OF the scores of railroads, but one na,