The Glenwood post., 1905-02-04
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

Louisville, in Boulder county, wants
a flour mill.
The board of trade of La Junta pro-
poses to secure a site for a CITY park.
Daily mail service to Estes Park, via
Lyons, was established February list.
The hearing at Denver in the Kan
sas-Colorado water suit closed January
25th.
The National Civic Federation has
made Denver the headquarters of one
of the seven districts in which it will
open offices.
Andrew Carnegie will donate $4,000
for public library building at Silver
ton, the town to appropriate $1,000 a
year for It's maintenance
The Monte Cristo Rubber Plant
Company has been formed at Greeley.
TO buy and run big rubber plantation
in PalemQue, Old Mexico
Wung Lung, who presided over
the joss house between Blake and Mar
ket streets in Denver for thirty years,
died in the Denver county hospital
few days ago.
Love!and has changed its classified
ton from city of the third class to u
NiNS VI 'h' oF'Ollb CldSS. y CtllSuS
taken by the city in December shows
a population OF 2,457.
Professor Paxson, VINO has been in
Europe for several months. has re
turned to Boulder to resume his duties
as professor Of history at the Uni
versity of Colorado.
AT meeting of passenger officials of
the western roads at Chicago it was de-
termined that hereafter all party bust
ness from Colorado common points
must move on tariff rates.
Last year $50 arrests were made
| by he police of Denver, of which S,523
were of males and LOAF of females.
The number found drunk and taken to
| the city Jail in the patrol wagon was
| 2,3A5.
| Secretary of State John Hay is the
owner of Crystal park. the beautiful
little vale or nook that lies on the slope
of Pixies Peak at The foot of Cam
/ eron's cone, two or three miles above
Manitou.
Seventysix cases of burglary were
reported in Denver last year and Chief
OF Ponce Delaney reports that the
burglars were captured in every case
and many of them sent to the peni-
Tertiary
The Salida hunting party. who had
their annual hunt in the San Luis val
ley January 18th, managed to kill
about 700 rabbits. The hunters, in
GLIDING sportsmen in the vicinity, num-
bered about $50.
The flock of tame ducks in the City
park at Denver has been reinforced
/ this winter Inv wild luclyg "a
/ have alighted among them. After be
ing fed "A few times the wild ducks
become as tame as the others.
In the District Court at Trinidad
January 10th, Lazaro Trujillo was con.
victcd of murder in the first degree for
/ the killing of Joe Bosco, near Stark
/. vile, October 18th. The penalty was
fixed at Imprisonment for life.
! Walter Smith, colored, and his eigh
teen year old son, William, We're found
| guilty of burglary in robbing a brick
plant and the father sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years. while the
son goes to the reform school.
Photographers from all over Colorado
are preparing to attend the first annua
ball of the Denver & Rio Grande div
vision 8, Order of Railway Telegraph
ers. which will be held in Woodmar
hall at Pueblo, on February 2Sth.
Judge C. NJ Miles and Jack" KEEP
pei, the famous cowboy cook, started
for Washington a few days ago &c
return the visit of the President anG
Washington correspondents who were
entertained at Hugo on their western
trip.
4 Mrs, Lucy Ann Crar dali, a pioneer
of Denver died December Both, withir
two hours after jury had pronounced
her incapable of managing her bust
ness affairs. She had property valued
at 100000 and the lunacy proceedings
were instituted by relatives.
A Loveland special 70 the Denver
Republican January 27th says: The
Loveland Reporter, after being under
the management of w. l.. Thorndyks
for the last twelve years, was sold to
day to Frank McMeekin of Canon City
who Will take possession tomorrow.
At a ranch near Hayden, in Rout
county, January 2Sth, Marsh Pugh wa.
shot and severely wounded in the side
by his nephew, Louis Pugh. The quar-
rel is said to have been over an ole
family feud, and the two were suug
Cling with each other when the sho
was fired.
At a mass meeting held at Eads
Kiowa county, attended by ranchmer
and merchants from all parts of the
county. resolutions were passed indoors
ing the Brooks homestead bill. which
provides for larger holdings, and urg
! ing Congress to take favorable actor
on II at this session.
According to a ruling by Attorney
General Miller a county superintendent
cannot be compelled to accept anC
pass upon examination papers for
warded by the superintendent of an
other county, although not prohibited
from doing SO. This is a matter Of
much interest to many teachers.
DIR. j. Robert Blair of Omaha who
recently visited Panama. says that the
firm of Orman & Crook, the head o.
| which is former Governor James b
Orman, is doing the most satisfactory
work of all the contractors. He also
says that he heard great deal of Col