The Glenwood post., 1904-08-20

different parts OF this state have oSs<AA
paid Off
An effort is being made to interest
the women of Denver in the formattssp
OF an athletic club.
Mrs. R. b. Ruby, the recently ap-
pointed justice of the peace at Color7iae>
Springs, married a couple on the sfo
inst.
The next grand lodge meeting nnos
encampment of the Uniform RiAnh,
knights of Pythias, will be hei1 al
Trinidad in August of 1905, the date
to be selected later.
An effort is being made to interest
the Luthern synod embracing ms
states of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois ip
the establishment of home for con
sumptiveS at Denver.
II. II. Stephenson, a brakemHu af-
the Midland Terminal railroad, was I'D
stantly killed about o'clock op tas
morning of the 10th inst, at DiysSe,
by being crushed between two coupiers.
Two new postofiice sub-stations 2ge
to be established in Denver. One Rd
them will be located at 100 Broadway,
and the other at 2l01 Champa streti-
They will be known as stations IA ssz'n
10.
There are now eighty-seven Knights
of Pythias lodges in Colorado, Win a.
membership of 1889. The receipts tu,-
last year were sl5,396.9S and the DIS
bursements $S570.7S, leaving a bAant;f
| of $6,S2615.
The coroner's jury at Telluride. an
| the case of Moren Umsted, who wisf
killed by Frederick Leaning in tsn
n 1i,,., h,11 ba \,
returned a verdict generating lefAM'--
| ing, who was released from custody
Patents have been issued TO the FOL.
| lowing ColoradoaLs: Conrad Mhie'
and w. d. Urich, Denver. folding chair!
| Thornton B. Rennell, Denver, vehicle
frame; Fred Russell, Cripple Creek,
drill; Daniel Townsend, Denver, t1nZn
! car.
New surveys are being made by tins
chief engineer of the Motfai rosau
| through North park, in the vicinity 81
the Gore range This survey wiD so
over the range at Buffalo pass, instead
of entering Gore canon, as the Faais-
| was at first laid out.
The Civil Service Commission an
nounces an examination to be held IN
Rocky Ford August 27th for the pssss--
|
rier. The commission says that il WHY
not be necessary to have medical Gs.N-
titcate filed with the applications:
The Interstate Commerce ComrBfr--
sion will hold session in Denver SeI-
tember 10th to consider the complaints
of stockmen. At the same time tte
complaint filed by George ]. kindei-
mattress manufacturer of overchareess
on cotton goods will be taken up
The Colorado Springs Forestry Assss--
ciation at an enthusiastic meeting En'-
dorsed the government plan for the rss-
foresting of the denuded areas ip a.se
Pixies Peak forest reserve, and Nsfa
use every effort to aid tho UDtf--
States commissioners now on ihss'
| ground.
The Rocky Mountain Interstate Msov
ical Association will hold its azn1uxf,
meeting on September 9th and 7th ah
| the Brown Palace hotel in DenyeZ-
| There will be cheap rates from all over
the country and prominent physicians
from every part of this region viii al
dress the meeting.
General Baldwin has issued an order
to stop the sale of liquor to enlisted
men of the United States army by ths
saloons in the vicinity Ci Fort LogsRl-
near Denver. 1t is against the laws S
| the state and the orders of the War
Department to sell spirituous liquors fy
| wine to the troops
coroner's jury at Golden, after hnr-
ing deliberated but few minutes. re-
turned verdict of justihable homici6s
| in the case of Wilbur p. Stebbius, who
was shot and killed on the 9th ins1-
by Mrs. Ida NJ. Stebbins, his wife. Atler
| all the evidence was in the jury merely
went through the form of acQIntiiDE
| Mrs. Stebbins from all blame
The remains of Walter Cow. tf,s,
blind man who formerly lived in Evan,s,-
ton and Laramie, Wyoming, and rbv
was drowned in the Humboldt rfvey ks
Nevada, were brought to Colorado
| Springs for burial. He was bcvn Lls
Colorado Springs and was Er1eSpftts
of the Colorado Deaf and Dumb jns,3
tute. His mother and stepfather re-
side in Colorado Springs
Orman G. Crook have esta abiisbe,a
thirteen camps along the line of the Es-
dora extension of the Colorado 4
Northwestern road. They now hssSs
about 400 men and a large numbsy sl
| .eams at work. General Manager Luyu
recently stated that he would have ths
| iron laid as rapidly as grading is coHp-
| pleted and that Is expected 40 b4s
done within ninety days.
Circulars have been issued by
! order of Chief of Police Delaney
Offering a reward for the arrest AnSs
detention of John Bradbury, secretary
| of the Denver Tramway AthletsIs
Club. who has disappeared with funds.
amounting to s3S9 belonging to the
club. Most of this money was realized
by the club by its recent picnic 81
| Mammoth.
Horace X. Devereux has returned TO
i Colorado Springs after a two-menIhss