The Glenwood post., 1905-03-04
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

hiopIiSS III llS SelNlCc.
A fall in eggs is reported in the Den
yer market. 1t is the price that was
broken and not the eggs.
The canning factory at New Castle
has been completed and turned over ts
the company by the contractor.
Colorado bureau is to be estab
lished at the Lewis & Clark Exposi-
tion at Portland, Oregon, this sum
mer.
The male triplets born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeburg at Louisville in Boulder
county only lived for few days. They
were very small.
Sixty-five carloads Of hogs in one
shipment arrived at the Denver stock.
yards February 21st There were
5.5OO hogs in the consignment.
E. G. Sharer and others are back of
movement for the manufacturer of
brlquettes from the slack from the coal
mines north of Colorado Springs.
Fire destroyed the East Side school
building at Loveland. February 2lst.
1t was six room building and the loss
is almost total, only the walls remain
ing.
Edward O'Mailia, one of the con
granted parole by the Supreme
Court to permit his attendance at the
bedside of his sick wife.
Nearly 200 horsemen gathered at the
coyote roundup near Berthoud Febru-
airy 22d, but only few coyotes We're
sighted and they were all smart
enough to get away.
Mrs. Mary C. Malone and Mrs. F. w
Tr<n l,.A,, -
Booth NJ. Malone of the District Court
at Denver, We're seriously injured in a
runaway accident on the Goth ult.
e. G. Erickson. a prominent farmer
of Nj Wot in Boulder county, was
killed in a runaway accident February
25th while returning home from Long
mont with loaded wagon.
Boulder is to have an extensive cold
storage plant in connection with a
large ice factory. 1t is expected to be
ready to begin operations in May and
will care for small fruit and apples.
William Rafferty,, a ranchman in the
Anilnas valley, nea- Durango, was in
staDtly killed on the 9th ult., while
walling up a well. A rock fell from the
bucket and struck him on the head.
John NJ. Kuykendall of the Der yer
Omnibus and Cab Company, proposes
10 operate a number of large automo-
biles in Denver for the use of tourists,
after the fashion of the present See
ing Denver" cars.
Former State Senator W. B. FELTON,
Of Canon City has presented the state
historical department with two vol
umes of the Saguache Chronicle. ex-
tending from 1876 to 1880. He was ed
itor of the paper at the time.
The Gettysburg building in Denver,
where the panorama of the battle OF
Gettysburg used to be exhibited. and
which was at one time used for the
postofiice. was badly damaged by fire
on the night of February 25th.
An order has been issued by the
State Supreme Court transferring ia
cob Zipperian from the penitentiary at
Canon City to the county jail of La
Plata county. Zipperian had entered
upon sentence for murder but the
Supreme Court reversed the judgment
of the District Court and ordered
new trial.
The Kansas House has passed a bill
calling for an appropriation of $500
for the erection of monument at
Beecher Island, in Yuma county, Colo
RADIO, the scene Of General FOrsyth's
remarkable fight against Indians in
1868. This appropriation is contingent
on like appropriation by the Colo
rado Legislature.
Gen. Thomas ]. Downen Of Pueblo.
commander of the Department of Col
orado and Wyoming, received a tele-
gram from Gen. Wilmon w. Black
mar, commander-in-chief of the ma
tional G. A. r., in which General
Blackmar states positively that he will
be in Denver for the 26th annual en-
campment of the Colorado Wyoming
department, May 1913.
The naval recruiting station, which
has been maintained in Denver by the
United States government, during the
winter, has been closed, and Lieuten-
ant Schoenfeldt. who was in charge.
with his assistants, has gone to With
ita, Kansas. Lieutenant Schoenfeldu
will recruit young men for the pavy
in Wichita until June, when the Den
yer station will be reopened with him
in charge.
The following recent patents have
been issued to Colorado inventors:
Charles G. Foote Denver, rock drill:
w III hlLCdiu, I1uOpel, me- duJuStel,
oliver F. Rhodes, Denver. acetylene
gas generator, James F. Robertson
Pueblo, stand stamp; ThOs. H. Pray
Ter, Denver. electric signaling appa-
ratus for railways; Arthur r. Whitley
Denver. actuating mechanism for con
centratOrS.
The Weld County Farmers League
has arranged for an institute to be held
at the Pleasant Valley school house
March 11th. Three men from the ex-
pertinent station at the agricultural
college at Fort Collins will deliver ad-
| dresses. Professor Carlyle will speak
on THE Value of Colorado Grain for
Stock Feeding" Professor Paddock
on Potato Diseases" and Professor
Oliu on Selection of Grain for Seed"
Preparations are being made by Col
orado Springs capitalists who, with
prominent Fasteners, are heavily in
terested in the Grand Valley beet