The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-15

GuzgenhetmE bill zppropriztiuE sloe.-
Coo for resurTey Of ninety townships
Of land IN Rio Blznc0 and RouIt com
ties
Tie President has appointed Pres
ton Hoiorook postmaster At Black
Hawk. and Warren Geiger has been zp-
pointed postmaster al BoEsa- Las AMI
/ mas county. vice A E Stream re-
! signed
The Laramie. Hzha's Peak & Pa
, ciHc has Resumed grading from Cen
tennizi, Wyoming toward Walden. Col
oraco. and II is announced that the
line viii be built as far as Walden be
fore Christmas next
w L Hoover has organized stock
company al Boulder TO manufacture
the ne< breakfast food. -D.zstanyl.
that is being placed On the market
The company Is capitalized At $40
90. and = preparing TO er'sct = large
plant
The application Of II Preston. J
c. HollznbzcE. V C Davenport Frank
Churcher and James B LaZieE 10 OF
ganize the La Plata National Bank o;
Durango. with 100000 capital. has
been approved by the comptroller Q:
The currency
"A
Nussrose. proprietor Of a private lake
near Leadyille. fer large consign-
ment of mountain trout TO be sent 20
San Francisco for the banquet TO be
given 10 Admiral Evans and the Of
GERS Of his feet May sth-
The Els club of Canon City has
won a victory in the Supreme Court
when the court holding thar the city
authorities had no right unde. the 10
cal option law to close the buffet bar
of the club without first proving il
court that it is public nuisance
Over 500 carloads of haled alfalfa
hay has left the Greeley district since
December LIST. representing returns Of
over 1000 The hay has all been
shipped south to New Orleans and
Atlanta Georgia. and il is estimated
that 900 carloads will have gone to
market by June LIST
Deputy State Dairy Commissioner
Girardet has completed test of the
Soldiers Home dairy herd at Monte
Vista for tuberculosis. according TO
government requirements. and finds
the herd entirely free from tubercu-
lar disease. He has issued his GER
tifcate to this effect to the commander
The largest bridge in Weld county,
costing 1851. built by the county
and the state, the latter furnishing
81 500. across the Cache la Poucre
river one mile east Of Greeley, was
accepted by the state engineer and the
commissioners on the sth inst. The
bridge replaces what was known as
the Oak Street bridge. built in 1870.
and is of reinforced concrete. with
united steel girders.
Sheriff Monteith Of Saguache count,
removed the three prisoners in the
county Jail at Saguache to Chaffee
county for safe keeping while the new
Jail building has been erected The
old Jail in Saguache has been in use for
thirty years and is being torn down
All the county bonded Indebtedness
has been paid OF and the commission
ers have inaugurated the policy of bet
ter buildings and better roads.
Secretary Teller has introduced
resolution directing the secretary of
the interior to declare the line estab
lished as the thirty-seventh parallel
by the re-suryey made two years ago.
the osicial boundary line between Colo
rado and New Mexico. The actual
status of several towns close to the
boundary can not be determined until
the dividing line is officially accepted
by the general government and by the
state and territorial governments Of
Colorado and New Mexico respec-
lively.
In the local option elections In Colo
RADIO April 18th the anti-saloon element
won in the following named places.
voting the towns dry" Evans. Ar
vada. Plaueville, Ault. Carbonate.
Palisades. Englewood. Edgewater. La
fayette. Lyons, Wellington. Johns
town and Hotchkiss. The following
towns went wet" Littieton. Buena
Vista, Steamboat. Manitou, North
Longmont. Sheridan. Lamar. George
town. Brighton. Morrison, Erie. Holly.
Granada, Glenwood. Gunnison, Louis
Vile, Lakeside and Newcastle.
rector E. E. Murphy Of Rock Island.
Illinois. ofhcials Of the Modern Wood
men of America, arrived at Colorado
Springs few days ago to
make final arrangements for the
commencement of work on the
new national sanitarium for the order
to be erected five miles north of the
city. The Woodmen have $4,000 in
the treasury for the work, and the site,
costing $4,000. has been paid for. A
fine two-story stone administration
DulldlnS Will De erected tniS summer
and it is expected that within a year
about 100000 will be expended on
buildings and improvements.
Arrangements have been completed
for the laying of the cornerstone of
the proposed $4,000 Masonic temple
at Colorado Springs during the first
week of May. The ceremony will be
performed by Joseph A. Davis of Boul-
der, grand master of Colorado Masons.
and the entire grand lodge. as well as
prominent Masons from all parts of
the state will be present. The work
on the foundation is now in progress
and 1t is expected that the building
will be finished by October LIST, when
the dedication ceremonies will take
place.
Abbott L. Lowe. twenty-three years
old, of Denver, an assistant engineer
of the Northern Colorado Power Com
pany, was instantly killed at the sub
station at Greeley on the night of
April 10th. He was working with
some wires and fell against one of
Hho n1t IL