The Colorado statesman., 1905-10-14
COLORADO MEMS ITEMS

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killed and su11= kinds q apples badly
injured
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U5sh FIRE
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ing Eslss Was June I'D 1=iM L.1rzr-
mont brought in a verdict Of u0G rTUlfrzT
On The 101h instant T1As- Z MzE1slIl
wss killed il a fight resulting from z
saloon quarrel IN North li1czE-D1I1l.
Governor NcDUzald hzas signed III
order for The oTEzz5z.z16un Of q ssai0Gld
section OF Bzr-sry \ o# T5tlnr- Tlh=
battery will consist 0t 1ihiruY men with
two field pieces z1d VIII be CIo-I-a15ss1
By Major H 4 NzFlur ot the Second
regiment who il is said viii resign TO
accept the caplzincy-
Colorado people will experience one
Of the coolest winters in ten years, ac-
cOrding TO Special Game Warden Civ
ems. who says that all the deer in the
higher attitudes are coming below the
quzking aspen line. He says that
every time the deer leave the higher
ridges 2 severe winter is indicated.
George Adams, a Greek carrying an
American name, has been ordered out
Of Pueblo by Chief of Police McCaf-
ferty. Adams is charged with mas
querading as priest and claiming to
be collecting money and yaluables that
can be converted into money for the
interests of the Christian religion in
Servia-
Applications received by the forest
service at Washington for the pur-
chase of timber on recently created re-
serves include one for !, 900 900 feet OF
timber, large percentage of which is
dead, on the Holy Cross reserve. Colo
rado Another is for 100000 feet of
dead and insect-infected timber on the
Pixies Peak reserve.
James F. Burns of Portland mine
fame. has brought suit in the District
Court at Denver 10 compel James
Doyle, associated with him in the
Portland mine, TO pay him s1,517.45,
costs in the battle ior the control of
the mine which was fought out in the
Iowa Supreme Court last April and
was decided in favor Of Burns He
claims that Doyle has never obeyed
the orders of the court
The closing of the deal for the pur-
chase of the Western Packing Com
pany and the Colorado Packing and
Provision Company by the National
Packing Company of Chicago is taken
by stockmen 10 mean that satisfac-
tory terms have been made with the
stockholders in the Denver Union
Stockyards Company for a transfer OF
the controlling interest in the yards
TO the National Packing Company.
The Denver News says that instead
of making anything out of his contest
to secure the $4,000 insurance left BY
his wife. Dr. Jones Watson, the Denver
osteopath, who was tried in Missouri
for his wife's murder last year. not
only spent all the insurance that his
wife left, but considerable part of his
own private property The fees alone
for defending him in the murder trial
were $1,000 and the court costs ate
up more than the balance.
A petition has been filed with the
state engineer by the commissioners
of Ouray county asking that survey
be made to determine the line which
forms the south boundary of Ouray
and the north boundary of San Juan
The law provides that after the engin-
eer has made the survey as requested
the disnufing counties Shall 90 info