The Dolores star., 1903-04-03

tment Of F. H. Sutherland as q
hber Of the State Board of Dental
miners.
Die enacting clause was stricken
- Representative Athens House
No. 156. to abolish the State Board
ardOns. by q vote Of II to 10, after
ing debate in the Senate.
bvernor Peabody has appointed ia
Fillius, Robert j. Pitkin and ]. G.
11kweather. all Of Denver, as Colo
- commissioners for the promotion
Uniformity OF legislation In all the
pc Worlds Fair bill, appropriating
1000 for an exhibit at st. Louis
& year. was first killed in the House
:! then reconsidered and passed by
= Of "a to 27. There was long de-
before its passage.
bvernor Peabody has appointed
= j. p. Lucas of Ell Paso county to
haplain of the state penitentiary.
& Rev. T. A. Wheeler. term OF Office
red. Rev. Mr.. Lucas is a member
be Christian denomination and has
= q resident OF Colorado Springs for
y years.
{ vernon Peabody has appointed
\ am d. Pierce and DR.. William M.
? erson to be members of the State
7 ID OF Pardons. the latter being
pointment and the former succeed
1Willis Reid. The other two MEM
{ are William l.. Dayton and James
4e. The governor is ex-offlcio chair
- and the fifth member.
. |e board of control Of the State In
y rial School for Boys at Golden.
1hg been reorganized by the addi-
= of new appointees since Governor
: Aody assumed the executive chair,
y EIlecidcd that visits of members of
3e school are to be made only when
utely necessary. This reform or
&tame. 1t Is said, as a result OF the
= Dsures recently made of excess
by members Of the board during
20 ast two years. seemingly for the
ess purpose of charging mileage
he state and thereby making of
ly honorary appointments jobs of
! derable profit to the holders.
ltorney General Miller has decided.
b opinion given at the request of
= 4ernor Peabody. that the secretary
be board of control of the State In
rial School for Girls is entitled to
4 i1Rlary. The Supreme Court has held
Ho cases, according to the attorney
14ral, that members of boards of
p<rol having no fixed financial emol-
nfnts cannot attach salaries to the
ElDrmance of secretary's duties. John
,Gabriel has been drawing $40 a
9TH as secretary Of the Industrial
Dol board. but the present state au-
tlhg board will not allow this or any
ler amount to him in the future.
}bs to recover the amount collected
Il lHm are said to be under consid-
lion.
Hhe State Land Board has ordered
designations by its agents into the
lditions of deficit concerning leases
= sales of many thousand acres of
hool land, and Issued an ultimatum
at these delinquent holders must pay
keor surrender the land. The total
A1ency to the state from these
u1Hes was reported as being $97 900.
~ Twin Lakes Land Company of
;efb county. among others. is charged
~ owing $4,000, and the Colorado
IN and Live Stock Company. also of
.e9D county. $2.500; while the states
~ for cash against the Colorado
"a and Water Company, doing busi-
in Pueblo and Otero counties, ag-
htes $23.26O. Altogether 100000
~ are said to be thus tied up.
orney General Miller has handed
pvernor Peabody an adverse opin
Mn the case OF the claim of F. H.
yer, boiler Inspector under Gov
Waite. The claim was for
{ "a, for which he had received a
: cate. afterwards lost, from At
q b General Carr and Auditor Low
Z Mr.. Miller says: Il believe it is
d r at this time to say that this
U mt is more than eight years old.
q hat with the ever-shifting incum-
n in off1ce and the continual intro
q bn of new officials who are not
N rsant with the facts Of former ad-
% trations, that 1t is entirely just
q ecessary that the state should in
n the statute of limitations against
n claims. Especially should this
)ne when former administrations
n refused to pay an account"
~ Slhle lduu DOdTu lS preparing "
r be of the North and Middle parks
n bg problem, which has been
oSIed by successive land boards for
val years. The state owns i'm
sSe tracts of land in both parks
A. are valuable for grazing pur-
~ Before the state acquired the
zc4b, certain small areas were taken
IN settlers. and these holdings are
tibly surrounded. in half dozen
u bees. by the state lands. The
q has had propositions from large
N interests to lease these tracts
tes which would return consider
II sums of money, but no leases
T. ever been given. because it was
u b that the settlers would be en-
2 cut off from range privileges II
he land was leased. Two years
v Register Joyce, Of the land office,
lnted Mrs. Lucille Jermy plat
She took the confused records
board. and marked down, town
by township. in regular plats. all
owned by the state. From these
books Mrs. Jermy has been able
AXE map Of North and Middle
showing all the land in ques-
Another plat will be made show
-.saf 1t