The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-21
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

The Colorado Midland railway has
been placing an immense number OF
young trout in Lake Iyanhoe and the
| Frying Pan river
| Arrangements are being made by Of
hce!s of the Order OF Good Samaritans
TO erect spacious and well-eQuipped
hospital in Pueblo.
| Eugene Hughes, wanted in Greeley
10 answer TO the charge OF an assault
with intent to kill his wife, was ar
rested at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the
9Th inst
The Cowenhoven tunnel, Aspen,
| which has been shut down for five
months. is now open to all the mines.
Wires are now being strung for light
and power
| d. G. c. Mcneil. formerly of Colo
rado Springs, has pu, chased the street
railway franchise of Colima, Mexico, a
! city located on the coast of the Gulf
Of Mexico.
| +. S. Balster of Durango, with his
wife and three daughters, had a narrow
escape from death on the 9Th inst,
when bolt of lightning demolished
one end of his house.
| The DeWeese dam and reservoir,
| just completed in the Wet Mountain
valley. near Westcliffe will furnish wa
ter to irrigate ! 900 acres of valuable
fruit land in Lincoln park. near Canon
City.
A. A. Porter, man about eighty
years of age and for many years jan
| tor of the North Side school nuiiuine
| in Golden, died suddenly on the 7th
inst. while at work about the build
! ing.
Frank Goetz, sentenced to the State
Penitentiary from San Juan county Oc-
| tober 2, 1903, to term of five years
for grand larceny, has had his SEN
tence commuted to from one to five
years.
The following postmasters have been
! appointed for Colorado: l.. S. Alfred,
= at Kit Carson, Cheyenne county, sue
ceeding John c. Murphy; Otis A. Wilt
at Vulcan, Gunnison county, succeed
ing Grace l.. Harvey.
The Colorado State Medical Society
! at Its meeting in Denver elected DR..
! Frank Tinney Of La Junta president
and DR.. j. NJ. Blaine, Denver, secretary
The next meeting will be at Colorado
| Springs, October list to 18th, 1905.
What appears to be an inexhaustible
supply of Fullers earth is being
! opened near Akron. A large plant has
| been erected, for drying the earth.
which is used for verifying lard. clari-
Tying sorghum, cleaning woolens and
for various medicinal purposes.
| The following patents have been is
sued to Colorado inventors: Cyrus N.
Schooley, Monte Vista, tool; Euchariste
Sirois, Denver, belt fastener; James w.
Stephens, Denver, lock: Swan F. Swan
son, Pueblo, dumping car; Edward e.
Swink, Rocky Ford, molding appliance
| Some Pueblo sportsmen out hunting
! discovered pack of wild dogs in a
cave about six miles from the city. The
dogs attacked one of the hunters, but
! was killed. The dogs are thought to
/ be more dangerous than wolves and a
hunting party is being organized to ex-
/ terminate them
Thirteen years and eleven months in
the Canon City Penitentiary was the
sentence given Thomas Talbot and Joe
/ Sales, boys eighteen and twenty one
| years of age, who pleaded guilty to the
| charge of robbery before Judge John |.
Mullins in the West Side Criminal
/ Court at Denver.
Newcastle people have Incorporated
| the Grand Valley Canning Company
I with capital stock of $4,000. 1t is
| the purpose of the company to erect a
I factory at Newcastle this winter SO as
to be ready to handle next seasons
| crop. c. A. Hahn is president OF the
! company and Samuel Doll, general
| manager.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Company will park the grounds
| around its depot at Colorado Springs
| The parking tract adjoins that being
improved by Gen. W. J. Palmer. and
the entire territory, when improved,
will comprise a park extending from
the depot more than mile north along
both banks of Monument creek.
Joseph Flynn, a young miner Of
Central City, fell under a moving
train at Idaho Springs on the after
noon of the End inst. and died at st.
Joseph's hospital in Denver on the
night of the same day from the effect
of his injuries. He was the youngest
son Of Mrs. John Flynn Of Central
City and was only in his twenty-second
year.
One hundred thousand copies OF
"Colorado-Its Hotels and Resorts"
the sixth booklet in the series being is
sued by the Colorado Promotion and
Publicity Committee, for the advertis-
ing Of the resources and attractions OF
the Centennial State, will be distrib-
uted the coming winter, in the hotels
OF the eastern Gulf and Pacific coast
states