The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
COLORADO NOTES.

Ing Meeker.
The Denver Y. NJ. C. A. paid all Its
dis last year, amounting to $1b.O2o.-
~, and had SI.27 left in the treasury.
The Chautauqua assembly at Boul-
der will open July 4th and close Aug
ust 9th, being five weeks In duration.
Manufacturers Of automobile street
sweepeers will place them on exhibit
tion IN Denver and try to sell them TO
the city.
Great success is reported In the man.
| ufacture Of pressed brick at Boulder,
much OF the product being shipped
long distances.
The Loveland Electric Light and
| Power Company has been organized
and proposes to build an electric light
plant at Loveland.
The Denver park commissioners will
receive bids up to February 4th for the
privilege of selling refreshments, etc,
In City and Lincoln parks.
The fifth annual poultry show Of the
southern Colorado Poultry Association
opened ut Pueblo on the 18th instant,
with over 1000 exhibits of fowls.
William j. Curtice. first superintend-
ent or public instruction in Colorado,
died in Denver on the 18th instant, in
the seventy-sixth year of his age.
The Denver Cremation Society has
secured $1,000 of the $1,000 necessary
to meet the offer of the Paramount
Cemetery Association to build Gre
matory.
Governor Orman has granted requi-
sltion for the return of Fred Sandbern
from Sterling, Colorado, to Omaha,
where he is wanted on u charge OF
grand larceny.
! A pair of mountain lions reached
/! Denver Il few days ago from the Meek
er country They will be mounted and
sent to the St. Louis fair. They were
shot by John Campbell Of Meeker.
| The latest report of the comptroller
OF the currency gives the total deposits
Of Colorado national banks at SPACES
$50; loans and discounts $12056,562;
average reserve held. A. 43 per cent.
Rabbi Friedman Of Denver has con-
cluded to take post graduate course
in the department of psychology Mt the
State University at Boulder for the
purpose of procuring his Phi. ID. degree.
Professor Guy L. Stockton, for three
years in charge of the public schools
mt Erie, has resigned to accept POSI-
ton in the Greeley High School and
VIII be succeeded Mt Erie by PROFESSOR
A. b. Cook of Sedalla.
The Colorado State Grange of the
Patrons of Husbandry held Its twen-
ty-seventh annual session in Denver on
the Sth. 9th and 10th of January.
| There was good attendance and the
delegates listened to many Interesting
| speeches and papers.
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| Some very rich samples of telluride
Of gold in white quartz formation have
been donated from the Camp Bird mine
TO the state collection. Some of the
samples run as high as 1000 ounces to
the ton ana IN are hea''iS sereakeo
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DIR. H. 0. Dodge of Boulder, the
| Colorado member of the National Coun-
Gil of Administration of the Grand
, Army of the Republic. has resigned on
account of ill-health. and Colonel
George W. Cook has been named to
fill the vacancy.
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