North Park union., 1901-03-29
COLORADO NOTES.


didate for mayor Of Greeley.
Tho new Antlers hotel In Colorado
Springs viii open about July LIST
The President has appointed J. b.
johnson postmaster at Monfrose.
The Democrats OF Colorado Springs
have nominated W. c. Jones for mayor.
A mass convention at Rocky Ford
nominated Hon. G. W. Swink for may
or.
Dr. F. J. Crane was nominated for
mayor Of Cripple Greek by the Demo-
cratic convention.
DR.. w. W. Rowan has been nomi-
nated on a non-partisan ticket 1or
mayor of Ouray.
The county commissioners Of Lari-
mer county have appointed w. A. Han
kins horticultural Inspector.
The fourth annual session of the Col.
orado Chautauqua at Boulder VIII
open on July 4th and continue to Aug
ust 10th.
President Francis L. Patton, OF
Princeton University has written that
he will visit Colorado and Denver
some time this spring.
Several sections OF the revenue bill
are being severely attacked In the
Senate, and the measure has been the
subject of extended discussion.
Charles G. Cheyer, '59er In Colo
RADIO and n prominent real estate owner
In Denver, died In Denver on the 18th
inst. at the age of scyenty-four years.
The funeral of Peter Otto, for ff-
teen years superintendent OF the Ell
ers' smelter at Pueblo, was attended
by fully GOO employees on the 1'tE
inst.
The Democrats of Denver have nom-
mated Judge Il. r. Wells for mayor.
II. v. Johnson, the present mayor has
announced tf,nt he will run on an inue-
pendent ticket.
Peter McCourt, manager Of the Tabor
and Broadway theaters. is at Coronado
Beach, California. He has acquired
part ownership Of the Wyatt theater
In Los Angeles.
Two immense eagles. measuring over
eight feet from tip to tip, were recently
captured on the divide south Of Den
yer by Leslie Meyers and Henry New
man of Denver and given to the City
park.
Ex-senator Thomas II. Carter OF
Montana has written to the executive
OL lHe .Nhtiohoh
Congress expressing his regret that he
will be unable to visit Colorado on MS
way home from Washington.
A Denver Republican reporter de-
scribed Governor Orman's reception
wrote that most of the members OF
the Legislature wore silk hats with -
suits, no cuffs and tan shoes" The re-
porter Is probably wearing some Guns
k,,, l,t Inn, ho didn't hpfOrP.
The Denver & Rio Grande and Rock
Island railroads will erect a new joint
freight station between Eleventh ana
Thirteenth and Wazee and Wyncoop
streets in Denver. 1t will be 132xt4O
feet In size and cost $4,000.
Rev. Robert +. Coyle, who recently
resigned the pastorate OF the Central
Presbyterian Church in Denver, has
withdrawn his resignation and Will re-
main with the church. greatly to the
delight OF the congregation.
In addition to the new railroad In
course Of construction and the new
coal mines being opened In Smiths
canon, west of Trinidad, the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company will Mt once
begin erecting 400 coke ovens east OF
Weston. About 200 men Will be EN-
ployed.
Aldace vondette, who has been for
the past year connected with the Ere
mont Marble Company OF Canon City,
was recently arrested at Middlebury.
Vermont, on the charge of having sent
poison by mail to Miss Ida Fosburg OF
Orwill, Vermont, to whom he was
about to be married.
Robert Il. Wright. Jr., was nomi-
mated for mayor Of Denver by the Re-
publican convention which met on the
l4th, to run against Judge +. Il. Wells,
the Democratic nominee. Both are're-
garded us exceptionally strong candi-
dates.
A consignment of 10000 rainbow
trout from the state hatchery ut
Brighton have been placed In Leaven-
worth creek, eight miles above George
town. From Georgetown the cans con-
tanning the fish were transported on
burros.
The woman voter was distinctly In
evidence ut the Prohibition convention
In Denver and none but women were
nominated. The ticket Is headed by
Mrs. Antoinette A. Hawley, candidate
for mayor, and every name on 1t Is that
of Mrs. or Miss.
| A Jury in the District Court at Trim
idad returned verdict convicting
Samuel Gibbs of involuntary man
slaughter. The defendant was charged
with killing his step-son, Richard
Berry. The killing was the result Of
an alteration while the s,epson was
under the influence of liquor.
DR.. John A. Kleinsorge, principal of
the training school of the Colorado
State Normal School, died Mt st. JOS
eph's hospital in Denver, March 18th.
He was sent to the hospital about four
weeks before to be operated on for ap-
pendicitis, and appeared to be recov-
ering till pneumonia and other compli-
cations set in.
The state convention Of the Colorado
Retail Credit Mems Association met In
Denver on the 14th instant and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: A. c. Foster of Denver, presi-
dent; H. G. Stone of Lendville, vice
president; w. NJ. Dickinson of Cripple
Creek, second vice president; Il. A.
Howell Of Denver, secretary; f. G.
Moys Of Boulder, treasurer; NJ. Z.
Lewis of Florence, director.
Lewis b. Curtis and nine or ten
other farmers expected to find a Gar
den Of Eden at Bijou creek and near
Byers. says the Denver Republican.
| Now he wants n receiver for the des-