The Holly chieftain., 1904-12-23
COLePAD0 NEWS ITEMS


"Wednesday. January 4th.
| The machinery Is being set up for
the new rubber extraction plant at Sa-
/ Ida.
The national convention of the bill
! posters organization will be held in
Denver next year.
A company has been incorporated in
Denver to manufacture ornamental ar
ucles from cactus fiber.
The supervising architects ONCE at
Washington has caleld for bids which
will be opened December 3Oth, for in
stailing heating apparatus in the
Leadville public building.
The International Epworth League
convention meets at Denver next sum.
mer, July 9Th to 9Th. The national en-
campment of the G. A. r. follows dur
Ing the first week in September.
The report of Warden John Cleg-
horn Of the state penitentiary will
show that among the inmates are
three school teachers, two lawyers.
two doctors. two actors. one banker
and one bartender
w. e. Hood, conductor of the Colo
RADIO & Southern switch crew at Love-
land was run over by loaded beet
car at the sugar factory on the 9Th
inst. and literally cut to pieces. Death
was instantaneous.
The following rural carriers have
been appointed for Colorado routes:
Dolores, regular George s. Gardner;
substitute, Mamie Gardner. Mont
clair, regular, Felix q. Jones; substi-
tute. James A. Jones.
The application of S. G. Hurst, j. C.
Twombly. B. f. Twombly, D. w.
Strong and G. B. Kinsey to organize
the First National Bank of Brighton.
with $4,000 capital, has been approved
by the comptroller of the currency.
1t became necessary few days ago
for the Moffat road to borrow snow
plow from the Colorado Midland to
clear the track between Mammoth and
Arrowhead An immense rotary, on its
way from the East, had not yet ar
rived.
More than 200 stores and Offices in
Colorado Springs were closed from
1880 a. m. to / o'clock on the 18th
Inst, on account Of a great revival
meeting at the Temple theater under
the direction of the Rev. ]. Wilbur
Chapman.
The Colorado State Grange will
convene in Denver January 10th, 11th
and 18th, at Britannia hall, third floor.
1882 ArapahOe street. An excellent
programme has been arranged, includ-
ing speakers from the State Agricul-
tural College.
The efforts of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Boulder to
secure funds for the erection of
building are meeting with considerable
success. The subject has been taken
up by the churches and numerous
pledges secured.
The mandamus proceedings brought
by the newly-elected ofIicers of Arapa-
hoe county to compel the officials ap-
pointed by Governor Orman to vacate,
was heard at Golden by Judge De
France and a verdict rendered in IA
vor of the petitioners.
Three prisoners escaped from the
county jail at Montrose on the night
Of the 18th inst. v. A. Laughlin, be-
ing held for obtaining money under
false pretenses; Alex Moore for forg-
cry, and Paul Gregerson for burglary,
broke the locks and got safely away.
Major William Cooke Daniels of the
Daniels & Fisher Stores Company,
Denver, recently arrived at Singapore
in the British East Indies after year
spent in connection with a scientific
expedition in the work Of exploring the
island Of Papua, New Guinea.
While burning off pasture land on
his ranch near Parlin few days ago
Wilson Moore, pioneer of Gunnison
county, was overcome by the exertion
and fell into the flames. An Italian
with him quickly beat out the fire
around his body, but Moore was deao.
The Rev. Charles H. Marshall, rec
tor OF st. Barnabas' Episcopal Church
in Denver, celebrated the thirtieth an
niversary Of his ordination, and was
rendered a reception, on the 18th inst.
Among the presents he received were
a solid silver pulpit pitcher and
check for $500.
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Woodard has begun an active cam
paign against ranchmen over the state
who have been violating the game
laws. John BARLEY has been fned $25
and costs, amounting in all to $42, at
Loveland and prompt prosecution u
promised in cases reported. -
The International Typographical Un-
lon has raised approximately $4,000 OF
the $4,000 required for the erection
| Of the A. j. Cummings memorial build
ing, which will be built as an annex to
the Union Printers Home In Colorado
Springs. The value of the property,
including $4,000 for eighty acres Of
improved land, is $237.137.98.