The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

No. 1O-Saguache, July 18th to 3lst:
Alamosa. August LIST to 18th; III. M.
Barrett. Pueblo. conductor.
No. 11-Durango, June 20th to July
1st; NJ. f. Miller, Fort Collins, con
ductor.
No. 12-Grand Junction, June goth
to July list; F. II. Clark, Central City,
conductor.
No. 13-Salida. August LIST to 12;
+. II. Clark, Central City, conductor.
Mrs. Martha Shute, secretary of the
State Horticulture Society, who had
been in st. Louis the last few weeks
looking after the states horticultural
exhibit, returned to Denver on the
| 10th inst.
Whitney Newton. state treasurer,
has gone East to attend the commence
ment exercises of Cornell college at
| Ithaca. New York, his alma mater. Mr..
| Newton is accompanied by his family
and they will remain East for about
six weeks. On the way home stop
will be made at St. Louis to visit the
Worlds Fair.
f. +. Richardson, attorney for
| Charles H. Meyer in his habeas corpus
| case, recently filed request with the
( clerk of the Supreme Court for a GER
| titled copy of the record and OF the
opinion handed down by Chief Justice
Gabbert and Justice Campbell in this
case Justice Steele's dissenting opin-
ion has not yet been given, and 1t is
| understood that as soon as 1t is
| handed down Mr.. Richardson will file
| petition for re-hearing. Should
this be denied. 1t is understood to be
| Mr.. Richardson's intention to carry
| the case to the United States Supreme
| Court. II was in order to be prepared
for this appeal to the federal tribunal
| that Mr.. Richardson asked for the
certified copy of the record and
| opinion.
After a great deal of correspond
ence, which has lasted year or more.
1t has been decided that the silver ser
| vice, which the citizens of Denver pur-
chased for the cruiser Denver, will be
! presented when the vessel reaches
Galveston, about the middle OF July.
1t is expected that a number Of Den
yer citizens will go to that city to take
part in the presentation services.
Mayor Speer has telegraphed to Mayor
Austin of Galveston that the presenta-
ton would be made there. The cruis-
| er will leave the Philadelphia yards on
| July list and will proceed to the Texas
port. At first il was intended to have
| the service presented at Philadelphia,
but at the urgent request of the Gal
weston mayor and former Mayor
| Wright of Denver, the plans were al
tered.
In the examination by the State
Board of Pharmacy, held in Denver
June 10th and 11th, the following
passed as registered pharmacists: .Jo-
seph A. Anderson, l.. J. Bauer, Den
yer; John r. Beller. Ouray: T. X.
Bray. Denver; B. T. Clough, Leadville;'
C. w. Cotton. p. b. Godsman. William
p Hays Denver; G. w. Langdon,
Buena Vista; James NJ. Moore. Fort
Collins: Lee ID. Perkins. Denver.
Peter Pfranklin. Fort Russell, Wyom-
! ing; W. d. Pratt. Las Vega, New Mexi-
co: w. F. Reinig. Leadville; Roy
Robertson, Denver; Harlan f. Rupp,
Castle Rock; Charles w. Shatta, Den
yer; c. E. Smith. Longmont; Roy l..
Steele. Colorado Springs; George w.
Stryker. Boulder; Guy II. Swan, Frank
C. Thompson. Denver; A. F. Williams,
Fort Morgan.
Ate meeting of the state Land Board
June 10th the matter of the school
land near City park in Denver was
taken up for consideration. The state
owns the land on which the Denver
Athletic park and the Park Floral
Company's green houses are located.
The board is very anxious TO plat this
land into city lots. or make some other
disposition Of it that will be more sat
isfactory than the present plan o.
leasing 1t. Register Woodruff has pre-
pared circular letter addressed to the
real estate men o. Denver asking that
they submit plan for the disposal of
the land. This letter was presented to
the board and each member took
copy for further consideration. At the
next meeting the matter will again be
taken up, and it is hoped some definite
arrangements will be made. In
pursuance of its plan the board
renewed the lease of the Park
Floral Company for two years and
eleven months. This will make all
the leases expire at the same time
and when the land is free the board
unless some better proposition is sub
mitted by the real estate men, will
probably plat the ground and lease 1t
for residence purposes.