The Colorado statesman., 1907-04-13
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

lhe no GrandC VIII build from lrinl
dad to Santa Fe. so reports have it.
Charles l. Cunningham. of Colorado
City, committed suicide owing TO Ill
health
A. r. Chaffee, aged eighty. died at
Fort Collins Sunday. He came TO Colo
RADIO in 1860
Greeley is planning an alfalfa palace
for the Harvest Festival August l4th,
18th and 10th.
Junior week at University OF Colo
RADIO, at Boulder beginning April 10th.
Will be big affair this year.
The usual batch of ruined fruit" re
ports are coming in, and 1t is all laid
to the door of poor old Jack Frost.
The grain plant mouse is doing dam
age to winter wheat in the Niwot and
GunbarIei Hill districts in Boulder
county
The hazing students expelled from
the School of Mines at Golden. have
been causing the faculty all kinds OF
anxiety.
William T. Jerome, district attorney
OF New York. anticipates coming 10
Colorado for a rest as soon as he can
Tbaw out
The Trinidad Trades and Labor AS
eembly. which has been out of com
mission for four months. has been re-
1uvenated
Prosper McCulloch was sentenced to
the penitentiary from Montrose foI
stealing horses Here is Prosper
who didn't prosper.
The Erie Boosters are pushing their
old uncle. Success, right up the tree.
and he Is reaching right out for the
apple of reward.
DR.. 1. e. Newsome has resigned as
member of the Agricultural college fac
ulty to become state meat and slaugh-
ter house Inspector.
John Girdler was elected leader OF
the University of Colorado Glee club.
and Fred Castelucci reelected leader
of tho Mandolin club.
The Better Boulder" municipal
ticket won out. and the Boulder Herald
is justly growing over the victory. The
Herald made hard fight
The School of Mines strike is off,
and the hazy atmosphere has lifted
from the stately brow or Lookout
mountain, and all is forgiven.
Denver woman run down plain
citizen with her automobile the other
To the roofs OF the subway.
A A. Johnson has been appointed to
the position OF superintendent of the
mineral department of the State Land
Board. at . salary of $4,000 car.
H. Hood sustained a fracture OF
one of his legs. caused by the fall of
rock while he was working in u mine
near Lafayette, Monday morning.
A supposed unknown crazy woman
is creating CONSERVATION in the camp
at Morrison. She comes down out OF
the mountains and then runs back.
A workmen returning from Panama
esys there is great deal of unrest
among the laborers down there, and
that there is liable to be strike any
day.
Rev. Hiram Bulls. rector of St.
Barnabas Episcopal Church at Glen.
wood Springs, has received a call from
Evanston. Wyoming. and has gone
thither.
DIR. William Edgar Cell, the author
and traveller. is lecturing in Colorado
on "Cannibals-Before and After TAX
ing" But why should he come to Colo
rado?
District Court is in session at Canon
City. and dispatch says 1.-The docket
is full of liquor cases" The docket
will, perhaps, be tried under the new
local option law.
The little cabin that sheltered Presi-
dent Roosevelt near the head waters OF
Divide Creek. thirty miles southwest OF
Glenwood Springs, has been destroyed
by fire.
H. H. Daniels, of Denver, drew the
position of appraiser for the State
Land Board, at 81, 500 per. This is one
of the new berths created Dy the late
General Assembly.
The Colorado editor who says he
will take wood or anything else he
can eat on subscription" will run
across an elm knot one of these days
and break the teeth in his buzz-saw.
Some of the housewives of Denver
are smarting under the cruel imposi-
ton imposed upon them by horserad-
Dish manufacturers who are embalming
their ground product in poisonous sui
phuric acid instead of vinegar.
Miss Grace Harrison of Colorado
Springs has learned that there Is more
undisputed room back of a moving
steam engine than there is in front of
it; but the engine tore the rear of her
runabout off in demonstrating the fact.
The new state board of health held
its first meeting in the capitol building.
and organized for the biennial period.
. DIR. w. II. Davis was elected president;
DIR. Minnie G. T. Love, vice president;
DR.. H. l.. Taylor, secretary. and Dr. F.
N Carrier of Canon City, treasurer.
Tom Prosser, the negro reported
burned to death, in fire at Pueblo
one night last week, gave some of his
friends a severe shock by showing up
the other day. why, All nevak
knowed rs been dead" was his protes-