The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-07
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

vile physicians, who will rebuild and
enlarge it.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad |
will build large reservoir on Middle |
Monument creek, above Palmer Lake
and Glen Park.
Additional machinery Is being in
stalled at the Longmont sugar factory,
which will increase the capacity of the
plant to 1,20O tons day.
Ex-Governor John l.. Rouu is re
ported TO be very i'll in Denver of an
affection of the heart. He will be sew
enty-nine years old in few weeks.
Henry Wianand, the Denver wife
killer. was found guilty of murder in
the second degree, which carried a
penalty of from ten years to life i'm
prisonment.
Clarence E. Hagar has been re-
elected secretary of the State Board
of Charities and Corrections for an
other term. He is also secretary for
the Board of Pardons.
Charles B. Sloat, general agent of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific at
Denver, has inaugurated a movement
for the organization of mountain
climbing club in Colorado.
The State Fair will be in progress at
Pueblo at the time of the Grand Army
national encampment at Denver the
first week in September, and special
invitation will be extended to the vet
Grams.
The Denver G. Rio Grande Railroad
Company is said to be considering a
plan to double-track the line between
in n
accommodate the constantly increas-
ing traffic.
The Kansas Colorado Oil Company,
which has been boring for oil on the
Culver ranch of Longmont, has consol-
idated with company of local men,
and the new company will prosecute
the work with vigor.
An expensive cement plant, backed
by Pueblo capital, is to be erected one
mile south of Verde station, on the Rio
Grande, twenty-five miles south of
Pueblo, and II. H. Born will be the
manager of the new concern.
Mrs. Lille Barnes has been ap-
pointed substitute mail carrier for
rural route No. l, and Mrs. Lucy Nc
Donald substitute for route No. 2, at
Greeley The husbands of these women
are the carriers on the routes.
The Woman's Club of Boulder has
| given an order for over a thousand
trees and shrubbery which are TO be
set out ON the Chautauqua grounds
north of the dining room, mainly along
| the walks leading to the entrance gate.
| The Grand Junction Construction
| Company has been organized to build
| an electric railroad from Grand juno
| tion to Palisades. A bond has been
f, given that two miles of the line shall
be completed within the next eighteen
| months.
The suit of the Stratton's mdepend-
ence Mining Company against the
Stratton estate for alleged sailing OF
the mine, which was decided against
| the company by the Circuit Court OF
Appeals, is to be carried to the United
States Supreme Court.
The American Smelling and Rein
ing Company has announced the adop-
| tion of the eight-hour system at its
| Pueblo plants, applicable to all except
yard men. 1t will first affect the fur
mace and roaster men. but all will
come under its provisions.
All arrangements have been made
for the meeting of the Arkansas Val
| ley Press Association at Canon City
May 5th, and President Hardy has
sent out invitations to all newspaper
| men from Leadyille to the Kansas line
and from Colorado Springs to Trini-
dad.
Samuel D. Hunter, who died at Den
yer March 10th, was one of the pio-
neers of Greeley and served as mayor
in 1885. He built the Opera House
block, tho Park Place block and the
| Oasis hotel in Greeley. He had lived
in Denver eleven years previous to his
| death.
Denver is being a good deal trou-
bled by the coming Of hundreds of in
digent consumptives who are unloaded
on Colorado by Eastern communities.
A report the other day that forty con-
sumptives were to be sent to Denver
| from Fort Scott, Iowa, aroused active
remonstrance.
Miss Katharine l.. Craig, state super
intendent Of public instruction. visited
Summit county the week ending March
25th She rode from Breckenridge to
! Dillon in a sleigh over snow reported
to be nearly ten feet deep and returned
| the same way to address the meeting
at Breckenridge.
Anselmo Mestaz, convicted at Du-
range of the killing of Pablo Garcia,
whom he beat to death with pistol,
was found guilty of voluntary man
| slaughter and sentenced to from one
year to sixteen months in the peniten-
| tiary. The trouble arose out of jeal-
ousy in relation to the wife of mestaz.
The precipitation at Colorado
Springs for twenty-four hours from 3
| y. M. March Slst to ) p. M, April list.