The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-21
NEWS ITEMS

Ose1O W6WO sb6o0
= 0ents 0ool Roads eoaveatina q )u
> heA h Dsaver July 37th and ESQ
ensestiontieas are being made Il;
Amb<y - regard to The reported o.
plak a aDthsax anoag the cattle.
- eaaaiAg faetssy cf the Bart h
5noat1nte1 Canning Company 1t.
InReaaaA has began operations b
~ oegy5ea-
3Ao CalagoAo 4 Hoathern Railr&aA
1oA1y has deposited 10000 trjbut
~ - ths river 1t Bailey. all abeut Isix
nc44s h lsagth.
y1ss y. Naloaey, Q pFomiaenH 10
eA f1e1aA and alderman Of 1.-THE
Thire uoe1 IN Denver. died ce u Fart
eAseeae - ~ 10th inst
Attesney osAeral N. G. Miller has
gone 70 chicago and will be awayytwo
or thrss weeks. He VIII spend hN va
cation whiting with his brothersIl and
sisters tA nlinois.
Michael Dowd and Peter Nillert SEN
tened 70 me penttentiaEy from D1nver
eon'ieyea q election irregularitiet ar
slses e. ! s.s sns Ds.iteatiary st caasa City
- t~- ses II
Tweitytwo counties es COLOMBO are
tepressnted in Agricultural exhibits at
the Chfnbsr of Commerce building in
Deave7 aAa specimens are wanted
houe otAef eountios.
= dispatch from Oyster Bay July
lse4 says: William g. Lewis OF Colo
raAo to-day was appointed to be sur.
veyer general Of Colorado under the
G1eral Land Once.
The Wastern Baseball League Des
Qenes and Denyer are close competi-
bor hrst place and Colorado
1ngs and st. Joseph are nip and
- Tor the BOBBY prize.
The fourteen-months-old babv son of
~. and Mrs. Hal Baird Of Goldfield
1anAged to get hold Of some strych-
- tablets on the 10th inst, and ate
egA to cause its death.
CsA Coryeil has been granted
- ea 160 acres Of state land in
AxADAhos county for placer mining
eHposes. The state shares in the pro
sectaon - the rate Of twenty per cent.
1Ae Morgan County National Bank
4 1ort Morgan has been authorized to
teI1n business With q capital Of $780,
~. n. L. More II president, r. NJ.
Mandy. vice president, and ]. H. Roed,
-. cashier.
! Colorado postofice appointments
1Myo been made ~ follows: Jefferson.
orA county. Charles r. Peake, vice
1eAAttinger. resigned; Muriel, Huer-.
eano county. Wilmer B. Kenny, vice q.
4. 1eubendale. resigned.
tltf {GN&l~ ..Sn~l vf~~
= - Denver Z Rio Grande has been
po0Dieted ~ far ~ Aztec and track
~ for fifteen miles below Durango.
several Of the grading contractors are
IvxsDaring to move to other fields.
9IAe next convention to swoop down
On Colorado vii be that OF the Fra
itsrnal Order OF Eagles, which will
inset at Denver August 14th. An Inn
mense gathering is anticipated and
they propose to soar all over the state.
The Pueblo steel works are receiv-
.lng more than 500 tons Of Iron ore per
hny from the iron deposits In Mime
poka. This, 1t II said, will continue
It'll the new deposits In Wyoming are
1eaed up to the satisfaction Of the
isompany.
rho state convention Of the Ameri-
en- Order OF Protection will be held at
ylorence July 9th, when delegates to
- supreme convention to be held in
lincoln in September, will be elected.
twenty-five delegates are expected
from outside loages.
The state memorial statue to be
erected In honor of the Coloradana
Who served in the Civil War, for which
I III, 900 was Appropriated by the last
legislature. will be placed in front OF
tho capitol building in Denver, where
tke fiagpole now stands.
Jxne proved q very good month for
en1lscuons by the State Land Board.
md shows that the business OF the OF.
Elossis increasing steadily year by year.
Ths June collections for the past three
VSAra have been as follows: 1908, SEQ,
Isl; 1904. 1929; 1905. $21, ,63s.o2.
II A Old man was robbed and brutally
et1a6en over the head at La Sale on
TIE 18th Inst. by two tramps. On his
60dng taken TO the Weld county hospi-
"a II Wa found that his skull was frac-
fared in thirteen different places. He
/ aas been identified as Frank Geron.
win 6. Ferril, curator at the State
1euseum, kept record Of the visitors
d lie department during the week the
EuWorth League delegates were In
Dsmver. Beginning July 5th and end-
inx Monday night. July 10th. omitting
SSnday. the total was 1897. The
Iarrest day was on Saturday. when g.
0l9 visited the rooms.
More foreigners are settling in Col
orado this year than ever before, ac-
cnrding to the reports OF the immtgra'
fom commissioners Of the various rail-
rnads coming into the state. Hundreds
sra attracted BY the work in the sugar
beet fields and other agricultural dis.
fricts. while the mining camps also are
ne mecca Of many foreigners.
AZ Golden July 10th Judge Garri-
sues Of Greeley, who was sitting in
IA District Court for Judge De
Trsnce sentenced Aubury Church to