The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
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Ths Colorado spsiass Autpmobile
Club has issued . c1ruu1ar nnnou1cing
that chaukeurs who S1u1nto ~ city
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oeiys 10 sympathy o. supDurt ffom the
Govsrnev McDoaaId wilI % to Port
land to attend the exercises On Colo
rado Day. August 11d. at IL Lewis
and Clark Expositton. He hopes to
So - many Cososadans - possible
present.
Frank Fielding. aged nineteen, son
of Henry Fielding, . WelI1mOWn cattle-
man Of the BuenA Vista district, was
dangerously injured BY being thrown
from his horse on the I'd Inst Both
hips were broken
Colorado day ct the Portland fair
has been set for August 11nd, and
special train carrying the governor
and his stag and more than 800 prom
inent business men viii 60 to Oregon
to assist in the celebration.
On the night Of July s0th the United
OIL Company at Florence struck oil
In well 34s st . depth of 1850 feet.
The oil arose 1000 fest in the hole
and from present Indications the well
viii prove . good and permanent pro
ducer.
The Weaver artesian well near Flor
ence II reported to be flowing 1,0s0. .0O6
gallons every twenty-four hours. This
well. while being drilled for oil. opened
. subterranean water body. There is
enough water flowing to ifrigate 500
acres Of land.
One hundred and four Texans. who
have been visiting for two months at
Colorado Springs. have formed the
Colorado 6prings-Texas association.
Among the members are Texans from
Nanitou and former residents Of the
Lone Star State.
Judge L. w. Cunningham Of the Dis
trict Court at Colorado Springs will
shortly 90 to PagosA Springs to hold
court for Judge J. L. Russell. There
are some criminal cases In Archuleta
county which Judge Russell does not
want to try himself.
The new Santa Fe railroad depot
a4 Trinidad which replaced the one
destroyed by . food three years. ago.
has been turned over to the railroad
company. It II said TO be the finest
example 1 the Spanish misBi0n depot
o. the Santa Fe system.
The Denver library board Il con-
fronted with the necessity of chang
ing the plans adopted for the Car.
negie library building or raising more
money. Tho architect whose plans
were adopted seems to have been
too extravagant In his ideas.
Thomas Lash, . California user.
died at his home at vijil, near Trini-
dad. August I'd. aged sixty-eight years.
He was born on what is now the site
Of st. Louis. and went to California In
40. He was Z member Of the Califor-
MIA regiment, and later enlisted in the
First New Mexico volunteers. He set
tied at VIII in 1875.
Judge Cunningham, in the District
Court at Colorado Springs, has denied
the motion for new trial In the case
Of ]. B. BeIford vs. the Stratton estate,
and entered Judgment for the plaintiff
in the sum Of $1,000. An appeal was
granted to the Supreme Court. Judge
Belford's claim Is for services as at
torney during Mr.. Stratton's lifetime.
According to the decision of District
Judge Mullins at Denver, George e.
Smith and Frank Anderson, former
county commissioners Of old Arapa-
hoe county, who were legislated out
OF ONCE by the Rush amendment, are
still entitled to serve. He bases his
decision on the recent decision of the
Supreme Court In the case OF other
county officers.
Edwin g. Arkins. son of the late Col.
John Atkins Of the Rocky Mountain
News. died 1t Denver ON the 4th inst.
OF diabetes. He was for many years
dramatic editor OF the News. Together
with his mother, he was owner Of q
one-third interest In the News at the
time Of his death. His health had been
bad for several years and he had only
recently returned from Honolulu,
Patents have been issued to Colo
radans ~ follows: Ira A. Cammett.
Denver, ore concentrator; A. Hoover.
Estes Park, washing machine; J. q.
Leyner, drill bitt rotating mechanism
for rock-drilling engines; ]. 8. Shep-
herd, Idaho Springs, wrench; H. s..
Sherman. Denver. electro-magnetically
operated reciprocating tool; John T.
Wilmer. Denver. can cap soldering ap-
paratus.
The Gunnison tunnel has attained
length Of 2,160 feet and 800 men are