The Holly chieftain., 1904-06-10
STATE CAPITAL NOTES

GOV james II FrGbpGT has appoint
el rev John u HpuRhIun pr ~
Hnrra church. Denver. member Oi
the bpnrd Of routrpl of tho state In.
GufiTlaI School FOR Girls. h. Hpugh.
ton will succeed W T. GToeulcr. who
resigned from The board for business
reasons The governor heartily in
dUrrcd Nj GrrrnlerH work since he
has b"rn On n" board.
The following persona have been APP
pointed Colorado delegates 10 the
American Mining EDnRrcHH TO be held
at Portland Oregon. August 22nd 10
2ith. by GOV. James II Peabody. Vic
tOr G. Anderson, president Of IA" State
School Of MlnoH. Golden. Colorado.
Spencer PonrpHo. Colorado Springs.
Colorado. u r. e Brown, Aspen, Colo
RADIO, Harry Hugh Lee. Denver, Colo
fadp, +. r. Curry, Telluride, Colorado,
A T. Carlton, Cripple Creek Colorado,
! Wellington Finch Denver Colorado,
Fred Rchnnor. Idaho Springs, Colo
RADIO; Frank Hail. Denver, Colorado.
Golden Barrett, Slycrt0n, Colorado.
AlonzD Cunn, Boulder. Colorado, Percy
$ Rider, Camp Bird, Colorado, James
r Smith. Denver, Colorado, j. G. San
ford Durango. Colorado.
The rnmc aud fish department will
make another shipment Of rainbow
trout eggs to the Argentine Republic
Some weeks ago tn" department sent
acyrrnl hundred thousand rainbow
trout eggs to the Argentine hatchery
one hundred thousand cHGa are to be
sent. OF this number 10000 will be
taken from the Denver hatchery and
the others will be secured from the
n,blic streams Of the state In cx.
change for other trout to be furnished
by the Bureau of Fisheries at Lead
vile The eggs viii be r"paCked at
IrndNiIlC in foreign transportation
cagca and shipped to New York. A
steamer VIII convey them TO Liverpool
or southampton aud from there they
viii be transported TO iuonos Ayrcs by
Royal Mail steamer \ twO-days
Journey into the interior and 300
mile trip overland through the noun
ininH viii place the eggs at the hatch
cry erected by J, W Titcomh. assistant
In charge Of the division of fish cul-
turr for the United States government
Admtaut General Sherman Bell has
ttauCd An order to the National Guard
of Colorado with reference TO the nc
'caHitN Tor secrecy concerning any in,
formation they now or at any time In
in the future may have concerning per-
II nurut works of defense, In the or
der is incorporated n letter which Gen.
crRl Hell recently received from tho
rtllCC of the War Department regarding
thtH matter. The letter was written
by John +. Guilfoylc, assistant adju-
taut general aud related an Instance
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Guard OF one Of the states. after ma
rtuyrr2 at certain soacoaSt fort in
which he participated, published In tho
public press an article illustrated by
diagrams aud giving Il very minute de.
NCliptiuu OF certain apparatus used in
coast defense The letter stated fur
thor that the department believes that
since the national guard of any state
Is admitted TO the furthCntiuns on the
same basis na the regular military
force Of the United States. they should
be held to the same obligations of Sc
rrcCy Rs are imposed ON the officers
and mon uf the regular army. The
secretary of war he said. requested
that the necessary steps be taken &c
inform the members of the National
Guard of Colorado ns to the provisions
nf the regulations concerning this mat.
Ter and 10 ouiotn upon them II strict
compliance with these requirements OF
The department.