Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
COLORADO RiEF S.


admitted 70 tAe state o=atorscal Aszs-
/ c.zt.cz
Qzlte a eogony Of bezvers has J1s-
+ oeea discovered q the Arkansas FiTer
eiose 70 F1o--zc@.
he Coscrzco Hardware Dealers As
zorta,.o1 wllI hold its annual cozvs1-
( racn a. Dszyer February I7th.
I Tie Cs5orz1o Teiephone coupzay
Z culp.ste4 lis Itle TO Grand Lake ian
< Exrg is1h aid CE-snsa an Office
Justice Rany q Colorado Springs has
sentenced George Whitfield. q eoal
zlrer. 10 SIX zo1fhs II iaii for tszztiag
rs Eifs
TIE Lopzuoat posfofiee receipts f5T
I tsg3 reaehed the $1,000 marx. and free
E-all deiivsT vii be inzggurated zt5@-
July !. lss. VIXEN tie government Is
K cal year eoazzsnces.
A big well a. GaIien. on the RaFli1g-
B to2 road cared in on the 18th inst szd
( The entire pump house and engins sls-
F appeared TIE well vas twelve tss;
. square and 80 leet deep
I Joha Peterson vas killed ard Cha =
I Beusoa dzEgerousiy Injured BY AZ *
T plosiou u dynamite which they Eere
fhawing oat al the Grant smelisE dump
I in DeaFeT on The I3tA inst
Charles anariaEc awaiting tFaal ln
I the coanty tai at Lamar On the charge
T q passing forged checks. broke q hale
through the wall Oh the 10th inst ard
made his esxpe
The afth annual exhibition Of the
Z COLORADO Poaltry FzrcieEs' AEso1is ten
I sas opened "a Denver on the 18th lzst
sith a FsfEsr A.abiy nne display oi al
I the leading Yzrieties.
4 The postofslae at University Park. n
. the suburbs of Denver. rear the [ H.
ysrsity CT Denver. has been dlscontln-
7 ned and the Park people vii hereafter
get their letters from The Denver olace
/ - carrier
The second smallest baby born %
I this state arrived a. the home Of Nj
and Mrs. james ". Graham of Coal
Greek few days ago. Il weighs Just
two pounds. bat apparently Is stEoas
and healthy.
John f. shzfroth. Jr. son OF Goa
( gresham Shafrcth, is about to enter
I the preparatory school OF the Ertted
States Naval Academy a. Annapolis.
I He has been q student .n the East Den
yer high school.
The Farmer Club Of Longmout has
asked tie City Council for Franchise
20 run the apparatus for an lndepsrt-
ent telephone company In the streets
[ ~ the city An exchange covering the
city and . large farming territoF. Is
{ proposed
Arrangemea'5 ere being made FOR a
big coyote roundup In the neighbor
hood q Evans January 9th II Is sK-
pected thar upwards of a thousand pso-
pie vii cover an area OF some fffesa
square miles II = section where e9y-
otss abound
Ex-L1egt- Gay. David {. Coates has
left Denver TO take charge Of the Afnzr-
{ lean Labor Union Journal the of1Eiai
I paper Of the American Labor unlon-
{ The paper Is printed in Butte. Ioat-.
and Mr. Coates will make his -<Ad-
quarters in that city.
Jake zipperian. tried al Durango for
the murder of Matt Luxsinger q Pine
River last November. vas found guilty
and sentenced 20 The penlteRtizFy for
life. Motion for a new trial vas de-
MED Fifty days time was allowed the
( defense TO fle a bill Of exceptions.
/ William A. Ellis. formerly night cap
tain at the Canon City peniteutiary.
under Governor James 3. Ornaa ad-
ministration. and recently member OF
the IRE dsparfm msnf at Pueblo, commit
ted suicide b. saking carbolie AID at
a Denver rooming house on the iith
inst
] Rogers. who was arrested a. Red
CIlr under the belief that he was
George seigrisf. wanted in Clear creek
county as one Of the defendants n the
sun and kioon conspiracy case. esab-
D a~r1 Il - rs,A
from custody With many apologies for
the mistake.
+ The Denver Real Estate Ezeaange
has ratified the action q IFS advert sfng
committee in merslng the C65srado
Press Bureau e Information vita the
neWly-foTmed Colorado Bureau q Pub
licity. which is raising q fund n s25,-
900 10 advertise the state al the ST
Louis Exposition
/ The supervising architect q the
Treasury Department expects thzt the
Denver Mint ALL be turned over 10 the
+ department about July lst Whaa the
present government assay CfEe in
Denver vii be moved in;o s. The
coinage machinery viii be exhibited at
the ST. Louis Exposition before being
I Installed In the mint.
RR- MeGreeor. for nine years chief
OF the Fort Collins Fire DepaFt nenf.
has retired from the position and is
succeeded by John Cameron. A valuable
gold watch and chain were presented to
/ Mr. MeGregor as token Of tie high
esteem in which he was held By the
members Of the department.
Owing TO alleexd lack Of funds the
county commissioners Of Pueblo eoun-
ty have discontinued the Office known
as the juvenile court officer and de-
possd the Rev. A. A Hosixir. who has
for several months been serving in
that capacity Since the ESTABLISH neut
of the court about 500 juveniles have
teen looked after by the cffieer
Alexander Bracci, the Italian s-ui,-