The Elbert County tribune., 1906-01-18
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS


OF two to one to have municipality
owned electric lights.
Score one more for Colorado. John
+ Sanders, the six-months-old son Of
| Justice of the Peace John G.. Sanders
| of Florence, has cut. both his eye
| teeth.
The place of B. H. Freeman. COM
missioner OF Phillips county. who re-
signed recently. has been filed by
Governor Mcdonald by the appoint
ment Of Henry Mitchell.
Mason Weems has been sentenced to
the Buena Vista reformatory for eight
cen months by the County Court at
Golden, for stealing bicycles in Denver
and selling them in Golden.
William f. Sweet has donated $685.
900 toward the erection OF a 100000
Y. NJ. c. A. building in Denver, pro-
vided the rest of the amount can be
raised by February 13, 1906.
The Colorado Conference of Chari-
ties and Corrections will be in session
at Pueblo January 21st to 23d 1t will
be an important gathering with many
delegates and prominent speakers.
Louis r. Smith. the timber warden
charged with carelessness and ineffi-
cheney in connection with the Gylles-
ten land deal, has been discharged
from office by the State Land Board.
The secretary of agriculture has au-
thorized the issuance of permits for
the grazing of 10000 cattle on the
Colorado part of the Medicine Bow
forest reserve and 10000 in Wyoming.
A company of Cripple Creek men,
headed by F. ]. Burk, has closed a long
term lease for 160 acres of state land
one mile south of Rochvale, in Fre-
mont county, on which they will de-
velop the coal veins.
The Fort Collins Pioneer Association
was organized on the 18th inst. with
seventy-five charter members. John
G. Mccoy was elected president; Rob
ert s. Feeder, secretary; and Mrs. w.
w. Taylor. historian.
The bell boys in the different Den
yer hotels propose to form club and
endeavor to build hotel, to be known
as "The Bells" for the use of bell
boys and other male hotel employees
exclusively.
John Meany, an employe at the
Workman mine, twelve miles from
Leadville, on the South Park line, fell
from scaffolding sixty feet into the
shaft as he was going to work and only
received slight injuries.
The cases against forty-one saloon
keepers of Cripple Creek and Victor
were dismissed on agreement of the
defendants not to be open Sunday, to
pay all costs and to aid in the enforce
ment of saloon and gambling laws.
The physicians of La Junta organized
hospital association recently and
have rented a ten-room cottage to fit
up for hospital purposes. Trained
nurses have heen engaged and every
convenience possible will be supplied.
A verdict of suicide was rendered at
Colorado Springs by the jury in the
case of q. Crane Wilson, the wealthy
Chicago shirt manufacturer who was
found dead with bullet in his brain
on the Franceville road, eight miles
east of the city.
The law library of the late Senator
e. o. Wolcott, consisting of 10000 vol
umes, has been purchased for the new
Symes block, now in course of con-
struction in Denver. 1t is considered
the best collection of law books in
Colorado.
The Longmont Electric Light and
Power Company has made arrange
ments with Lafayette coal fields to sup
ply its power, and the plant at Long
mont will be put out of commission as
soon as arrangements can be made
and the line built.
Postmasters appointed: Edward B.
Wise, Cuatro, Las Animas county,
vice c. c. McWilliams, resigned;
Charles E. Higgins, Pallas, Routt
county, vice B. C. Myers, resigned;
Ollie J. Willford, Pearl, Larimer
county, vice NJ. Crawford, resigned.
January goth has been set as the
date for the farewell reception to the
officers of the Second Infantry to be
given by the Denver Chamber of Com
merce. The affair is to be rendered as
testimonial to the officers prior to
their departure for the Philippines.
Among the commissioners selected
to test and examine the weight and
fineness of the coins reserved to the
several mints during the calendar year
1905, pursuant to the provisions of sec
tion 3547 of the revised statutes, is
John L. McNeill, Durango. Colorado.
The State Bureau of Child and Ami
NAL Protection will endeavor to have
bill passed by Congress, through the
offices of one or more of the Colorado
members of that body. compelling the
railroads to give live stock shipments
the right of way over dead freight and
empty cars.
The Eastern Colorado Medical AS
sociation, composed of physicians of
Morgan, Washington and Yuma coun-
ties, held its quarterly meeting at
Wray, and elected DR.. Earl ID. McGill
of Wray, president and Dr. G. b. Bills
borrow of Yuma, secretary for the en-
suing year.
Students of Colorado College are
planning to send delegation TO the
fifth international convention of the
Student Volunteer movement, to be
held at Nashville, Tennessee, February
2Sth to March 4th. Approximately g.