The Lamar register., 1905-01-25
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS


1t will be No. 112.
The Rio Grand round house at Gun.
nison was burned on the morning OF
January 18th. Loss, $4,000.
The taking away of a prisoner to
the penitentiary on the 18th inst. leit
only one lone prisoner in the we'd
county Jail.
The city of Florence rejoices in the
receipt of $57.92 royalty on leased Oil
lands. This will help to oil the mu
nicipal machine.
An immense attendance is expected
at the national convention of the Ep-
worth League to be held at Denver
July 5th - 9th.
The vacancy in the Salida high
school caused by the resignation OF
Prof. II. l.. McGinnis, principal, has
been filed by Prof j. F. Brown of Chi
cago.
The case of the Denver ordinance
against the use of trading stamps,
which was decided against the city,
has been appealed to the Supreme
Court.
The mint machinery which was in
use at the Worlds Fair for coming
souvenir medals has been received at
the Denver mint and will shortly be
installed.
The clearing house reports for the
past two weeks show the business OF
Denver to be about the same as that
OF Omaha, in each case over SS,OOo.-
900 for the week.
The members of the Woman's
League of the State University at
Boulder are raising fund to be loaned
to young ladies who are working their
way through college.
The NJ. E. Church South and the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Colorado Springs have exchanged
church buildings. the former paying
a bonus of $l1 900.
There are about 200 Japanese en-
ployed at the Pueblo steel works. They
all board at hotel fitted up for them
near the shops and live and dress well.
being cleanly in their habits.
Officers of the Humane Society at
Pueblo are taking action against driv-
ers who leave their horses standing on
the street in cold weather without
blakets and who drive them smooth
shod on icy streets.
The county commissioners of Mesa
county have appointed Judge Walter
S. Sullivan, whose term expired Janu.
ary LIST, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Judge w. c. Sloan, who
was elected last fall.
Professor Hayden OF Fort Collins, to
gether with number of eastern men,
has secured ground surrounding
Doughty's mineral springs, near Hotch'
kiss, and will Immediately proceed tc
build $4,000 sanitarium.
OF the $1,OS7,300 spent last year by
the United Mine Workers for the relief
of strikes, $437,575 went into the Colo.
RADIO district. Colorado shows an in.
crease of 410 paid-up membership, an
increase from 537 to 9i7.
A big wildcat captured near the Vic
tor reservoir at Gillett by Water Com
missioner James Mccarthy was pre-
sented to the Victor firemen. A cage
has been built for the animal and the
fire boys will attempt to tame it.
C. NJ. Williams, a prominent mining
man and capitalist of Colorado
Springs, died on the 10th inst. of heart
failure. He was one Of the pioneers
of Durango and for nearly eighteer
years president of the First Nationa.
Bank of Durango.
By the aid of United States customs
inspectors crusade will be com
menced in Denver against society
that is known to be engaged in bring
ing yoang women to the city for i'm
moral purposes. Many have beer
brought from France.
An adjourned term of the District
urt ic in cnSGinn af Fort Collin I.
with Judge james Il. Garrigues OF
Greeley on the bench. Several i'm
portant irrigation suits that were con
tinued at the regular September term
will be heard at this term.
Wireless telegraphic messages from
Denver to New York is what the De
Forest company expects to send within
two weeks. C. c. Wilson, the Denver
representative of the company, is ar.
ranging plans for the formal opening
of a station and Governor Adams,
Mayor Speer and other dignitaries will
be asked to be present.
Judge Lindsey of the Juvenile Court
OF Denver, recently started on n lee
ture tour that will include the princi
pal cities of the Middle West. Among
the places on his list are Lincoln
Omaha. Chicago, Louisville. Peoria
Cincinnati, Nashville and several
other cities. In several states he will
address state legislatures.
The large stone building of the Colo
SSdo G Southern railway on the sum
nit of Alpine Pass has been destroyed
by fire. The structure was large and
important building to the railway com
pany. as it contained the round house
turn table. coal chutes, water tank and
boarding house all under one roof
This was made necessary on account
OF the severity of the winters at that
altitude. which is above timber line.
A carload of gifts, consisting of ma
chinery and ore. has been received al
the Colorado School OF Mines IL
Golden from the st. Louis Exposition
The gifts were all exhibits at the fair
and were secured by the School OF
Mines as models for the students to ex
pertinent with. Seven tons of valuable
specimens are coming from all ovel
the country. The gifts of machinery
include gas and gasoline furnaces
fans. testing trays and machinery oi
that nature.