The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-07-14
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

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that the Denver auditorium will be
ready for occupancy May l. 1907.
Nine-year-old Ernest Storey of Boul-
der lost three fingers of his right hand
by the explosion Of a giant cracker
July 9TH.
The Elks' convention begins in Den
yer Monday. July 10th, and lasts four
days. Immense preparations are be-
ing made for 1t.
At Pueblo July 9Th the City Council
turned over to the owners Of the wa
terworks bonds to the amount of over
100000 and the South Side plant for
mally became city property.
The First National Bank at Windsor
has been authorized to begin business
! with $4,000 capital. John E. Law IL
president; Lewis Korn, vice president,
and Frank N. Briggs. cashier.
Halsey NJ. Rhoads Of Denver. the old
newspaper man. has been appointed In.
spector for the Department Of Agricul-
ture and collector of statistics OF live
stock, sugar beets and wheat for Wy
oming and Colorado.
Samuel Woodbury. has been declared
insane by jury in the County Court
at Boulder and sent to the stat asy-
lum at Pueblo Woodbury. went crazy
over trying to perfect a patent in con-
nection with irrigation.
Edward Hawks, a Civil War veteran,
was shot and killed at Altman on the
9Th instant by Michael McCready in
McCready's saloon. The shooting took
place as the result OF saloon quarrel
over private differences.
hou hear At-
tached to a petition asking the street
car company to reduce the fare be-
tween Colorado Springs and Manitou.
Broadmoor and the Cheyenne canons
from 10 cents to 5 cents.
Henry Rogers. well-known stock
raiser and resident Of Boulder county
since 1870. died at Boulder on the 9Th
instant OF cancer OF the stomach. He
was seventy-two years Of age and ma
tive of Cornwall. England.
Samuel C. Carpenter, the Denver pc.
liceman who lost leg as the result OF
wounds received at the time OF the
election riots in Denver November 6,
$40 month.
The Fourth of July attractions at
Frisco in Summit county included
horse and foot races, drilling contests,
baseball game and twenty-round
prize fight, together with a display OF
fireworks from the top of Mount
Royal.
The State Supreme Court has de-
cided that the Cakes Home for Con-
sumptives In Denver Is exempt from
taxation, 1t being in the same class az
to charges for service with other hos
pitfalls that have always been SO e1-
empted.
Allen Yard, three years old, while
fishing with his father on Beaver
creek, near Florence, few days since,
caught a nine-inch trout. He is the
youngest child that has ever caught a
fish in the stream. The boy Landed
the fish wiShout assistance.
The Colorado Telephone Company,
through its treasurer, Z. B. Field, Jr.,
has contributed 500 for the fund to
purchase silver service for the
cruiser Colorado. The check was re-
ceived by Governor Mcdonald and
turned over to the trustees of the fund.
The report of the business trans
acted by the Pueblo land office for the
year ending July /, 1906, shows that
1858 homestead entries have been
made, covering 162,041.62 acres and
that 223 desert land entries have been
made, covering 46,427.47 acres. This
is the largest business done by the
land office of this district for many
years.
In the Cripple Creek District on
July list, B. F. Wildman, en-
gineer at the Cameron power house,
was struck by bolt of lightning and
paralyzed. He was walking to the door
after oiling his machinery, when the
flash came. knocking him down. He
was removed to the Red Cross hospital
for treatment with little chance of saw
ing his life.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juvenile
court at Denver has ordered Frances
and Chrssie Burlington, daughters OF a
Pittsburg man, who have occupied
considerable Denver newspaper space
recently, to be placed in the Home of
the Good Shepherd. A waiter with
whom it is said the girls went to Lead.
vile, is in the county Jail awaiting
prosecution by the girls father.
The Colorado Bankers Association
| at its session. just closed, in Glenwood
Springs, elected the following officers
| for the ensuing year: President, c. c.
| Hemming, vice president of FL Paso
| National Bank of Colorado Springs;
| vice president. F. B. Gibson Of Den,
| yer; treasurer, Alva Adams of Pueblo
secretary, A. A. Reed of Boulder. The
| next annual meeting vii 10 held at
| Boulder.
William A. Otis and associates, in
Guiding G. A. Taft. president OF the
| Pixies Peak Hydro Electric Company